Grocery Stores in Dover-Foxcroft, ME

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  1. 914 W Main St, Dover-Foxcroft ME 04426

    4.7 Superb 117 reviews

    “They have the best fried chicken in the area. It was so good when I was in the ER across the street I kept waking up to ask the nurses if I could leave to get fried chicken. Then falling asleep and asking again and again until the anesthesia wore off. All the nurses knew I wanted fried chicken with mango habanero sauce. It's so good that I get excited just to go to Dover to make a pit stop and get fried chicken. Try it, it's the top 3 best fried chicken I've ever had. And I've been perfecting my fried chicken recipe for over 17 years. It's right up there with Gus's fried chicken from the TV show, that's how good it is.”

  2. 22 North St, Dover-Foxcroft ME 04426

    4.5 Superb 53 reviews

    “Great store to shop at all the staff are so friendly and helpful they treat you like family and if they don’t have something they try and get it in and the prices are great”

  3. 1073 West Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft ME 04426

    4.2 Good 137 reviews

    “I give it a 5 star but you have to work on keeping more then 1 register open. Besides the 10 item or less line. It should be at least 2 registers including the 10 item or less.”

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