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Grocery Stores in Darlington, SC

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  1. Food Lion - 110 Express Ln

    110 Express Ln, Darlington SC 29532

    4.4 Superb 144 reviews

    “I got held up at the gas station and so I got here right as they were closing but they let me in and let me grab half a dozen things and everyone was very friendly. The store is always clean too”

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  2. Spring Mart - 413 Spring St

    413 Spring St, Darlington SC 29532

    4.8 Superb 16 reviews

    “Is it a 5 star restaurant, no, it's a convenient store. However it is a local favorite and they are friendly and you can grab some food fast. If you are in the area grab a Springmart hotdog, small bag of chips and a 12 can drink for less than $3.00”

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  3. Dollar General - 504 Pearl St

    504 Pearl St, Darlington SC 29532

    4.2 Good 52 reviews

    “This dollar general is always stocked! They always greet you when you walk in and wish you a good rest of your day! Customer service is always amazing at this location! My favorite Dollar General in Darlington SC!”

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  5. Piggly Wiggly - 401 Pearl Street

    401 Pearl Street, Darlington SC 29532

    4.1 Good 112 reviews

    “Ran in here while waiting for our dog to get groomed. They always have stuff that is hard to find. Usually have good prices on meat as well. It was earlier in the day, so it wasn't crowded or busy at all.”

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  6. Dollar General - 2245 Timmonsville Highway

    2245 Timmonsville Highway, Darlington SC 29532

    4 Good 72 reviews

    “Honestly this is a good place to find money that people has dropped in the wind has blown it I have accumulated at least 30 to $40 the last month from this place”

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  7. US Mini Mart - 120 S Main St

    120 S Main St, Darlington SC 29532

    4 Good 11 reviews

    “It’s unacceptable that they charge you if you don’t spend at least $10 using your card. This trend is troubling, especially since many establishments, like liquor stores, operate the same way. In today’s world, where everyone is using cards instead of cash, it’s time for businesses to adapt their policies to meet customer needs rather than impose unnecessary fees.”

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  8. Darlington IGA - 207 South Main Street

    207 South Main Street, Darlington SC 29532

    3.9 Good 86 reviews

    “I am very pleased with the service there. The cashiers usually know cuz I'm walking in the door what kind of cigarettes they always call me ma'am and greet me with a smile.”

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  9. Syracuse Grocery & Hardware - 2904 Lamar Hwy

    2904 Lamar Hwy, Darlington SC 29532

    3 Average 5 reviews

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  10. Dollar General - 904 Lamar Highway

    904 Lamar Highway, Darlington SC 29532

    3.5 Good 33 reviews

    “Great for low prices with inventory that suits the needs of most without the chaos of going to Walmart with the convenience of Dollar General stores being just about everywhere! Highly recommend!”

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  11. Walmart Supercenter - 251 Andover Place

    251 Andover Place, Darlington SC 29532

    3.7 Good 220 reviews

    “Always my go-to place for just about anything I need. I've never really had too many issues here and not really any with the employees to speak of just some of the other shoppers. Walmart for some reason attracts some very unique individuals. One thing I will add Walmart's meat prices are absolutely ridiculous some of the highest I've seen compared to their local competitors. I shop for a lot of items at Walmart that I can still save a dime or two on but other than that I shop elsewhere for meat products”

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