Grocery Stores in Seven Springs, NC

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  1. 3302 NC-55, Seven Springs NC 28578

    5 Superb 8 reviews

    “I stoped in and got lunch,, all was vert good.. The prices were fair also. Very clean and folks were nice and friendly.. Talked with some locals,, they acted just like they knew my.. Talked with a older fellow about collards,, he said if I would like a mess, he was fixing to leave ,,follow him and he would give me three heads.. What great Americans indeed.. I would highly recommend you stop also..”

  2. 8136 NC-55, Seven Springs NC 28578

    4.4 Superb 69 reviews

    “Just a nice little hole in the wall bar. Super cold beer and a sweet waitress. The bartender is also the cook. The place doesn't look like much, but the food is actually really decent if you're just in the mood for burgers and wraps. The onion rings were actually on a different level though. They were great. It has a nice size pool hall with a bunch of rednecks talking about their Harleys. Got trucks with rebel flags all over them so if you're triggered easily it might not be the place for you, but if you're fine with that stop by and get a cold beer and a burger.”

  3. 8427 NC-55, Seven Springs NC 28578

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

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  5. 2207 Pineview Cemetery Rd, Seven Springs NC 28578

    3 Average 8 reviews

    “The staff at the Dollar General on Pineview Cemetery Rd are very friendly and always smiling. There is a young cashier, I wish I would have gotten a name, has blessed me personally. I enjoy shopping here and if you're paying with a card, the self checkout is very convenient.”

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