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  1. Kite's Supermarket - 7928 Main St

    7928 Main St, Vanceboro NC 28586

    4.6 Superb 118 reviews

    “Chad is on top of it when it comes to customer service...above and beyond!! Fantastic meats with very affordable pricing. So happy to have been introduced to Kite's Supermarket.”

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  2. Food Lion - 270 NC-43

    270 NC-43, Vanceboro NC 28586

    4.3 Superb 114 reviews

    “Very clean store,recently remodeled,safe walking around the aisles.Plenty of parking, you could easily call in your orders, and they will bring them out; conveniently to your vehicle.”

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  3. Dollar General - 240 NC-43

    240 NC-43, Vanceboro NC 28586

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

    “This morning I Very Quickly needed Benadryl for my brother who was out walking from having Open Heart Surgery June 30,2025 and a wasp stung him on his hand. He’s Extremely Allergic to any wasp, bee, hornet venom. Of course at all times we didn’t have any Benadryl. I hurried to Dollar General in Vanceboro and the 2 young ladies working went over and beyond to help me get it from the shelf to purchase so I could get back to give to my brother which fortunately worked so he didn’t have to go to the Emergency Room. Thank you Ladies and God Bless. Sheila Morris”

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  5. Handy Mart - 150 NC-43

    150 NC-43, Vanceboro NC 28586

    3.9 Good 16 reviews

    “It's a gas station. Reading some of the other reviews on here, I'm flabbergasted. Y'all are tripping on the bathrooms like it's supposed to be a sheetz.Y'all keep doing what your doing. I prefer this has station over speedway. The dudes working/running it are nice as hell.”

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