Grocery Stores near Adrian, MO

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  1. 501 N Old, US-71, Adrian MO 64720

    4.6 Superb 108 reviews

    “Always fast friendly service! Blessed many years now with this local grocery store. I am so grateful for this business in town, who I support every chance I get.”

  2. 523 E 1st St, Adrian MO 64720

    3.1 Average 56 reviews

    “The staff including management is most helpful of any store that I have ever been in. I live in a small town and we don't have a lot of choices when it comes to shopping so it is nice that we have Dollar General and the wonderful employees.”

  3. 501 SW Outer Rd, Archie MO 64725

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “My small town was a food desert after the grocery store closed then demolished and hauled to a land fill ? Dollar General come to town providing an oasis for the community? Many of us don't have transportation to drive to a nearby town or a driver service to call for a ride ? I can call my family and get a ride any time but some people don't have support from family and have to walk a few blocks to get sustanance ? The people of this community would have to walk 6 miles to the nearest grocery store to get sustanance if not for the Dollar General ?”

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  5. 905 W Fort Scott St, Butler MO 64730

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “Ya know, I gotta say, I've been in town since Oct 2020 and I keep telling them if they changed their store to a DG Market with a few veggies and fruits, pretty much never need Walmart! Great people there! I see the same peeps and they are always friendly!”

  6. 400 S Fran, Butler MO 64730

    3.6 Good 171 reviews

    “I don’t even live here, and I prefer this Walmart over any other Walmart I’ve ever been to. Every experience I’ve had here was amazing, and the employees are friendly and respectful. No one enjoys shopping, but the employees here make it a point to make your shopping experience enjoyable.”

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