Grocery Stores in Hampstead, NC

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  1. 2765 NC-210, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.6 Superb 338 reviews

    “I love the Publix in Surf City. It's clean, has best deli, best bakery bread and the customer service is outstanding. I have not changed the way I feel about the store and the way they do business.”

  2. 21170 Hwy 17 Suite B, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.8 Superb 62 reviews

    “What can I say, but every worker here is pleasant and upbeat, and this place has saved me time going into surf city when I am missing an ingredient while baking/cooking. The owners are also just as pleasant as their staff. Thank you for this gem ? oh, and I love how they created the ice cream shop next door.”

  3. 14564 US-17, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.5 Superb 146 reviews

    “First time on this Food Lion. Nice and clean.. well stocked (visited Fri 6/19 around 9am) …only disappointing item was the cashier (older gentleman) was NOT friendly at all! We attempted to chat a bit but he never made eye contact:..acknowledge us ..,ask us if we found everything we came in first etc etc! Wow…so not typical of Food Lion! We frequent the Sneads Ferry Food Lion and even during the summer months and it’s crazy busy,those cashiers are always pleasant !!! First impressions mean a lot ! Only stopped in here (but had a good $75 tab) because we’re staying at my daughter’s home nearby so my husband could recuperate from hip surgery. Next time…I’ll pass this place over!”

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  5. 203 Alston Blvd Ext, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.3 Superb 219 reviews

    “This is a really clean grocery store with food produce, fresh seafood and bakery items, and lots of selection. The people who work here seem happy and are so friendly and helpful!”

  6. 19579 US-17, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.3 Superb 69 reviews

    “Lots of home decor items- frames, blankets, kitchen and bathroom towels, hampers, soap dispensers, etc. Also has gift bags, tissue paper, craft supplies, cups, reusable water bottles, soaps and other toiletries, nail polish, makeup, earphones/ear buds, small toys, seasonal decor, snacks, non perishable food, socks, t-shirts, and more.”

  7. 17220 US-17, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

    “I went in for a few items last night and had to pleasure of doing business with a young man named Dean. He was my cashier and was extremely helpful and friendly. I always seem to encounter very hard working staff whenever I go there.”

  8. 17230 US-17, Hampstead NC 28443

    4.2 Good 209 reviews

    “I've never been to a Lowe's that wasn't a hardware store before. Its pretty nice. The beer/wine/other adult beverage selection is very good, prices slightly high (this filters the Walmart shoppers, so no big deal). 9/10, like a slightly fancier version of Publix”

  9. 203 Alston Blvd Ext, Hampstead NC 28443

    4 Good 41 reviews

    “So I’m positive that this pharmacy has the very best pharmacist in the United States of America, but I’d deep in venture to say probably the best in the world and I don’t say this slightly and it’s not just a pharmacist staff as well. Holy moly I don’t even know how to describe it, but if you want the best customer service you’ve ever had in your entire life with people who actually care about you and what happens to you I would absolutely go here because there are absolutely the best barn.”

  10. 420 Fun Center Dr, Hampstead NC 28443

    3.6 Good 210 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite grocery stores. They carry fresh produce and their meats are good prices. I go here 2-3 times a week. The staff is friendly and helpful. I would recommend in your in Surf City , NC.”

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