Grocery Stores in Lugoff, SC

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  1. 610 US-1, Lugoff SC 29078

    4.2 Good 178 reviews

    “I had such a wonderful experience at Food Lion in Lugoff, and I especially want to recognize Wesley! He was incredibly friendly, polite, and efficient. It’s refreshing to see a young person who takes such pride in providing great customer service. Wesley was helpful, attentive, and had a genuinely positive attitude. He is a great representation of Food Lion, and I hope his hard work and excellent customer service are recognized.”

  2. 984 Wateree Dam Road, Lugoff SC 29078

    3.2 Average 38 reviews

    “Just came into town for a visit from Greenville (haven't been back in 4 years). So seeing this was a nice surprise. The employees are great and seem to have good attitudes. This store is convenient and well stocked. Would recommend for anyone needing something on the fly or needing to restock their shelves without having to drive 15 to 20 minutes away.”

  3. 15 Roseborough Rd, Lugoff SC 29078

    3.5 Good 81 reviews

    “I went in for Alkaline batteries. I always get the Dollar General brand cause they seem to last just as long as the major brands and they're a lot cheaper. I asked one of the workers about a Bluetooth wireless ear for my phone. They didn't have Jabra or Motorola but she recommended a brand named Billboard cause she had a set like them and said they were good. I had purchased a Jabra Bluetooth several weeks ago but I couldn't adjust the volume up loud enough to hear well. I hesitated cause I knew this was a cheap brand but I gave them a try. I'm so glad I did. The pack comes with a pair but you can use one if you want. They pair very easy, both have a volume buttons and a call button. Plus they were $ 10.00, amazing sound and comfortable to wear. Thank you to the clerk that helped me at the Lugoff store.”

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