Grocery Stores in Surf City, NC

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  1. 520 N New River Dr, Surf City NC 28445

    4.7 Superb 129 reviews

    “What a great dining experience. Me & my 2 girlfriend's went here for dinner. I got the grilled shrimp on a skewer. They were cooked perfect. My friend got the crab dip & stuffed flounder. She said it was on spot. Our waitress was great as well. I'm telling everyone about this place.”

  2. 106 S Topsail Dr, Surf City NC 28445

    4.6 Superb 179 reviews

    “Cute little market with an attached souvenir shop. Lots to look at. The grocery store is older but it is quaint. Good place to pick up those essentials that you need in a hurry.”

  3. 13601 NC-50, Surf City NC 28445

    4.4 Superb 190 reviews

    “Clean and the workers / manager were so kind. We were caught in a torrential downpour and the manager walked both me / my son and the woman behind us to our cars. Best food lion I’ve been in.”

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  5. 106 S Topsail Dr, Surf City NC 28445

    4.1 Good 34 reviews

    “We popped in to spend some time indoors as the week we visited was just roasting hot. It did have a lot of product out for sale, but it was also very empty. I think it was just too big of a shop for the amount of things they were selling, so it just felt a little weird.”

  6. 301 Roland Avenue, Surf City NC 28445

    2.4 Poor 22 reviews

    “The staff at Atlantic food mart are awsome!!! Always have what i need and open great hours. They cater to the locals and love to see the vacationers when they arrive. Will deffinately be going back to spend my money with this local business!!”

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