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  1. Vowell’s Marketplace - 5777 Terry Rd

    5777 Terry Rd, Byram MS 39272

    4.3 Superb 130 reviews

    “Nice place, some of the employees have great attitudes. They have a food court, but they lack hospitality. Sometimes they're rude if you're not a regular customer. They need some corrections in that area. Some of there priced items are high but, overall they're better than Walmart. Especially with service.”

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  2. Market At Byram - 5781 Terry Rd

    5781 Terry Rd, Byram MS 39272

    4.3 Superb 104 reviews

    “Love shopping here associates create a wonderful atmosphere. Prices are great, What I really like about the store. 99% of the time they have what you need in stock.”

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  3. Kroger - 6745 S Siwell Rd

    6745 S Siwell Rd, Byram MS 39272

    3.7 Good 123 reviews

    “Kroger is one of the best at having something unusual. There is always something on sale I like. Love the produce, deli, and frozen section. Really like their frozen fruit. And the coffee isle.”

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  5. Dollar General - 125 Swinging Bridge Drive

    125 Swinging Bridge Drive, Byram MS 39272

    3.6 Good 72 reviews

    “On Wednesday morning dollar general had acone day sale on the mini fridge. I went to the terry rd dollar general and asked the manager if they had any left. She just said if we do they should be over there and pointed. They didn’t have any and they had just opened. I went to the one in Byram on swinging bridge and the manager asked her very sweet employee to help me see if they had any left the employee walked around looking for one and even looked to see in the back. They didn’t have any. When I started to leave the manager was already calling other stores in the area to see if they had them. She found one at the dollar general on cooper rd and ask them to put it behind the counter, because she had a customer on the way. That manager went above and beyond. They were also great at the cooper rd store. They already had it ready for me. I would recommend the swinging bridge store and the Danial lake store bi would not recommend the terry rd store. I’d rather drive a little further to get great customer service.”

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  6. Kroger - 6745 South Siwell Road

    6745 South Siwell Road, Byram MS 39272

    3.5 Good 109 reviews

    “The FRIENDLIEST grocery store I’ve ever been to. Everyone working there always have smiles on their faces and portray a super positive attitude. Always helpful and polite when asked for help. actually look forward to grocery shopping.”

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  7. Walmart Bakery - 131 Handley Blvd

    131 Handley Blvd, Byram MS 39272

    3 Average 11 reviews

    “This Walmart (which is located in Byram, Mississippi) is basically your typical Walmart. I travel a lot for work and usually need to stock up on water and/or a snack for my evenings in a hotel. Hey, as I said, it is a Walmart, so the service is going to be what you expect from a Walmart. Also, again, it is a Walmart, so some things are well priced or at the very least, competitive.”

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  8. Kroger Deli - 6745 South Siwell Road

    6745 South Siwell Road, Byram MS 39272

    3.1 Average 18 reviews

    “A HUGE shoutout to Stephanie in the Clicklist department for helping get almost all my “unavailable” items. Thank you so much!! It really helped me out a lot and I appreciate the call back.”

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  9. Kroger Pharmacy - 6745 South Siwell Road

    6745 South Siwell Road, Byram MS 39272

    2.2 Poor 25 reviews

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