Grocery Stores in Wiggins, MS

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  1. 502 West Central Avenue, Wiggins MS 39577

    4.3 Superb 144 reviews

    “On occasion I will travel to Wiggins just to shop at their Piggly Wiggly, they are a little high on a few items but mostly I find things that the other big name stores don't have. Great place to shop, and the employees are actually friendly and helpful if you can't find something. Not a bad place to shop. I do save money here.”

  2. 1053 East Frontage Drive, Wiggins MS 39577

    3.8 Good 189 reviews

    “Who doesn't go to Walmart, gotta get something for dinner ,they had plenty self checkouts the normal amount , also milk who doesn't need milk, and bread,eggs”

  3. 746 South Magnolia Drive, Wiggins MS 39577

    3.8 Good 83 reviews

    “It's always something at the Dollar General. The workers that were there today very friendly. Most of the time you have people working who really don't want to be there.”

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  5. 1053 East Frontage Drive, Wiggins MS 39577

    2.6 Average 31 reviews

    “Long story short, I have fainting spells. When I went to the pharmacy today to ask a question about a medication, I suddenly felt unwell and asked the lady at the Drop Off counter if I could lay on the floor so I wouldn’t hit my head upon fainting. She quickly paused her work, guided me to a chair, and alerted the other staff to my predicament. I was assisted with cold water and an ice pack to cool down and monitored closely for a few moments by the pharmacist. When other customers started to stare and ask questions, the pharmacist blocked off view of my chair out of respect for my privacy. Thank you, staff of Walmart Pharmacy for acting so quickly and kindly when I needed you! I’m feeling much better now haha”

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