Grocery Stores in Mill Spring, NC

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  1. Mill Spring NC 28756

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “Kelly’s General Store which is the Cubby’s Bait and Tackle shop is fantastic! They have a continuous selection of fresh bait from crickets, an assortment of fish, and also have the rods and reels and accessories to go with it. They are always friendly and willing to help their customers also.”

  2. 82 NC-9, Mill Spring NC 28756

    4.5 Superb 77 reviews

    “Excellent customer service with fair prices. Sweetest gal working the day I visited. Something for everyone. Nestled in the pretty town of Mill Spring. Not to far from TIEC of you are looking for 🍎 for you horses.”

  3. 25 International Blvd, Mill Spring NC 28756

    4.2 Good 10 reviews

    “Well knowing this market is there for the convenience of those at the Horse show and staying on property you can expect higher prices. But I will say it has a little of everything you might need in a pinch or might have forgotten. Even a nice little beer and wine selection. Bought a decent bottle of wine for $20, which was only $2-3 more than I have paid elsewhere for this wine. Overall it is nice to have this on grounds!”

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  5. 4215 NC-108, Mill Spring NC 28756

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “Mason had met the nicest truck driver today . He is a truck driver for are dollar general store in millspiring . He had let mason climb up in his big rig and blow the horn and talked and showed him a lot in what to know if you drive a big rig . So nice and great with helping a child dream of being something when he becomes a adult. I want to say thank you to Mr. Dollar general truck driver .Hope you are safe and Merry Christmas to you and Happy new year where ever you are today . Again Thank you for taking time And sharing your time and experience with a young boys growing mind .”

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