Grocery Stores in Denton, MD

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  1. 840 5th Street, Denton MD 21629

    4.4 Superb 121 reviews

    “I have been to plenty of Foodlions between Delaware and Maryland and this one by far is the best! Always stocked and clean, and the employees are always helpful .”

  2. 610 Legion Road, Denton MD 21629

    4.1 Good 209 reviews

    “Soon many cool things inside here you cannot find! Im obsessed with walmart stops while traveling. This one was a good one nice and clean and not overcrowded. Almost empty inside!”

  3. 866 South 5th Avenue, Denton MD 21629

    4.5 Superb 57 reviews

    “Y'all, my car battery died in the parking lot right in front of the Denton Dollar General yesterday. There was one person working the register. She was a lifesaver! Between customers, she grabbed a power bank/charger out of her car and got mine started. She was running back and forth trying to keep everyone happy while helping me. She was so kind and competent and it was an imposition on her to help, but she did it anyway. Above and beyond customer service for sure!!! ?”

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  5. 61 Denton Plaza, Denton MD 21629

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “I would like to keep this place a secret so it continues to be as sparsely shopped as in this picture. I suggest you only shop here if you like to get a good value and pay approximately half of what you will at any other major retail chain for the same shopping bag of items. And don’t be fooled by the Aldi generic brand name items. These items are generally just as good and sometimes even better than the more expensive name brands. You’ll find everywhere else. Don’t believe me, try the “Clancy” brand kettle chips and compare to Utz or Lays. You’ll wonder why you’ve been paying twice as much for potato chips. Happy Shopping, and no, I don’t get any commission or have any relation to Aldi. Just a satisfied shopper. I wish I had found out about them sooner.”

  6. 502 Market Street, Denton MD 21629

    3.4 Good 67 reviews

    “I absolutely love this location! The workers and especially the manager jackie is always really kind and helpful! Even when its busy, they never skip a beat. The food honestly is my favorite part.. it never disappoints, keep up the good work yall!”

  7. 610 Legion Road, Denton MD 21629

    3.4 Good 22 reviews

    “I absolutely love this pharmacy and it's employees! I actually enjoy going to the pharmacy and so do our children just to say hi to the employees here. They are always helpful, welcoming and truly care for your well-being! Yes, every pharmacy gets busy and you have to wait in line sometimes. I dont see that as a negative review but just a fact of life. I have nothing bad to say about this place and the pharmacist are the best! I do miss Amanda's smiling face.”

  8. 610 Legion Road, Denton MD 21629

    3.3 Good 10 reviews

    “This is probably the nicest Walmart I've ever been to. It's relatively new, so that helps. It seems to have great management though because ever since its opening it has maintained a like-new appearance. There's plentiful parking and the store is very large. The only concerns are the typical concerns for most Walmarts such as a lack of customer service and minimal selection later in the evenings.”

  9. 610 Legion Road, Denton MD 21629

    3.1 Average 10 reviews

    “We travel in our motorhome at least 6 months of the year,and we use Walmarts for most of our daily needs, including groceries, health and beauty aids, and house supplies. As RVers, we particularly appreciate the fact that most of the Walmart localize us to park overnight for free. We are fans!”

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