Grocery Stores in Pocomoke City, MD

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  1. 2132 Old Snow Hill Road, Pocomoke City MD 21851

    3.8 Good 195 reviews

    “Can someone explain to me why some walmart employee made the major decision to eliminate dental floss from the shelf. They have enough toothbrushes and toothpaste to supply the state but no floss.”

  2. 517 Linden Avenue, Pocomoke City MD 21851

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

    “Nice little shop for finding ingredients your local stores don't have and won't carry. The store isn't very big, but it's clean and very well organized. The employee was very polite and made sure we found what we needed. I will be shopping here again and often!”

  3. 511 Linden Avenue, Pocomoke City MD 21851

    3.7 Good 51 reviews

    “Emily the assistant manager was extremely helpful when I called, even though they didn’t offer printing services there. With her advice we found a solution. She could have just said they didn’t have printing services and ended the conversation there but she was eager to help out anyway she could and with her we saved and hour of calling around looking for a printer! Thank you Emily.”

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  5. 827 4th St, Pocomoke City MD 21851

    3.7 Good 29 reviews

  6. 34099 Market St, Pocomoke City MD 21851

    3.4 Good 14 reviews

    “I go to this place often. This place has excellent service. Very Friendly Workers, when I go there I always have a nice conversation with them. They have cheap gas, cheap bear and good smoke prices. Best place to play lotto, especially keno and horses. I like this place very much!”

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