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  1. Food Lion - 250 W Mills St Unit 5

    250 W Mills St Unit 5, Columbus NC 28722

    4.1 Good 144 reviews

    “Maybe Food Lion gets a bad rap for being on the lower tier of shopping experiences but that wasn't the case here. I stopped in and had a pleasant time. Sunday late morning, the store was clean, it was quiet and it was well stocked. I had no problem finding fresh sliced cheese and turkey in the deli and some pork rinds in the chips aisle. A perfectly keto-compliant meal and super easy to eat. Yay! Running it through the self check-out was easy and I was on my way. The parking lot was tidy and it was a good shop.”

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  2. Beneficial Foods Organic Grocery - 98 Adawehi Ln

    98 Adawehi Ln, Columbus NC 28722

    4.8 Superb 42 reviews

    “Great place to get something healthy to eat in a town where there a dozen appear to be anything beyond this. I would give them five stars if it was all vegan or at least mostly. I don't know why they're not when they appear to be health conscious. It's a little on the kooky side some of the things they promote that are antithetical to science but beautiful environment nonetheless. This is my second time going and I will frequent it whenever I'm passing through to get a little something vegan to snack on or even a nice vegan soup! I may even try checking out some of their trails.”

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  3. Dollar General - 101 Shuford Rd

    101 Shuford Rd, Columbus NC 28722

    3.9 Good 39 reviews

    “Went in to return ship a FedEx package. This store is always well stocked. The parking lot is always clean. The employees are always nice AND helpful. There is another location closer to home but I really like this one.”

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