Grocery Stores in Amory, MS

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  1. 901 US-278, Amory MS 38821

    4.1 Good 90 reviews

    “We stopped by food Giant today and we were genuinely impressed. For a store that isn't the size of Walmart or Kroger, it carries an incredible variety- including products we haven't seen since we were out of state. The store was clean, the aisles were easy to navigate, and every employee we interacted with was a friendly and helpful. They have all the usual groceries, but the range of unique items really surprised us. Plenty of parking, also. A great shopping experience all around.”

  2. 60301 Hatley Road, Amory MS 38821

    4.3 Superb 38 reviews

  3. 52140 MS-25 S, Amory MS 38821

    4.2 Good 42 reviews

    “This store needs WiFi!😠 Very very difficult to get on my DG app!! And calling or texting either no service. The people that work there are very nice. GET WI-FI”

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  5. 1201 US-278 Ste A, Amory MS 38821

    3.8 Good 38 reviews

    “All of the employees are very courteous and kind and always willing to help you. The store is always clean and tidy. And you cannot be the price with everything being $1 or sometimes 2 for $1. Me and my family really love shopping at the Dollar Tree at Amory and Tupelo Mississippi.?”

  6. 1515 US-278, Amory MS 38821

    3.6 Good 169 reviews

    “Iuka Walmart has the essentials and necessities you need. Any kind of dry food you need but nothing cold. They don’t have a cooler so they don’t sell eggs,milk or anything else that needs to be in the refrigerator.”

  7. 1515 US-278, Amory MS 38821

    1.8 Poor 6 reviews

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