Supermarkets near Clemson, SC

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  1. 1390 Tiger Boulevard, Clemson SC 29631

    4.4 Superb 229 reviews

    “Best Publix in the area. U will never bag your own groceries even managers bag, if it's not on the shelf they check the back. Tru in the deli will go above and beyond. She asks me what I need before I have time to ask her. Customer service is like no other.”

  2. 680 Old Greenville Highway, Clemson SC 29631

    4.1 Good 131 reviews

    “Caleb gave me very great customer service!!! I didn’t know the store didn’t take Apple Pay. The left over total was only $3 and some change and he decided to pay for the rest!!! Nicest thing that’s happened to me in a while and he definitely deserves a raise and is the only reason I’m writing this review!!!!”

  3. 115 Rochester Hwy, Seneca SC 29672

    4.5 Superb 201 reviews

    “Stopped in here after someone recommended the deli for fresh made sandwiches. Excellent fresh made in front of you.Young man that waited on me was very nice and polite, we actually talked for awhile because I asked him how he liked the town. I was impressed with the store and its cleanliness. Cashier was very friendly as well.Coming for Pennsylvania this was an excellent experience.”

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  5. 4115 Clemson Boulevard, Anderson SC 29621

    4.5 Superb 168 reviews

    “ALDI is the best food market, you really need to find food, ALDI is the best food market you can find in Anderson, inside is really cool, also you can find ALDI anywhere closer to your town, great Food Market.”

  6. 13190 Clemson Blvd, Seneca SC 29678

    4.2 Good 144 reviews

    “I commute back & forth between ATL and CLT and know every Aldi on that path. This used to be one of my preferred stores, but now it seems like there are only 2 people working there, which might be why the same urine has been caked on the top of the urinal for months. Months. It's the exact same dried pee.”

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