Supermarkets in Greeneville, TN

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  1. 2321 E Andrew Johnson Hwy, Greeneville TN 37745

    4.7 Superb 248 reviews

    “My son ordered the ultimate meat sub, the selection of meats was incredible (Boars head London broil, Bores head roast beef infused with a red port soon good). I ordered the brisket. Also tried the cheesy chicken enchilada soup, ohhh soo very good. Everything was amazing! Will take photos next time.”

  2. 3800 East Andrew Johnson Highway, Greeneville TN 37745

    4.6 Superb 125 reviews

    “Updated review: you just have to be patient. Their selection is decent for the essentials, but I feel like something has been lost. The Greeneville, TN, location rarely has more than one checkout lane open.”

  3. 615 Asheville Highway, Greeneville TN 37743

    4.4 Superb 124 reviews

    “I went and visited the store this morning, and while I had some difficulty with the four times points program, Kim and KATRINA were excellent in their service, very attentive and pleasant associates.Special shout out to Bobby thr mgrand Elizabeth the cashier.”

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  5. 2755 East Andrew Johnson Highway, Greeneville TN 37745

    4.4 Superb 160 reviews

    “I really enjoyed shopping at the Food City on the Asheville Highway when I lived on that side of town. I'm impressed by the Food City on the Bypass having their own special seafood area and salad area etc and each Food City has its own deli which makes breakfast, lunch and dinner their own.”

  6. 2845 East Andrew Johnson Highway, Greeneville TN 37745

    4.4 Superb 185 reviews

    “Great Store, well lit, great delli, great produce and a great bakery. I bought my wife a white cake, butter cream frosting and her friend bought a similar cake at food city. Everyone agreed that the Ingles cake was MUCH better!”

  7. 509 Asheville Highway, Greeneville TN 37743

    4.2 Good 178 reviews

    “Great location..Don't visit as often since retirement..Good specials are available, nice weekend meal deals that are a great buy. Always nice product department. Good hot bar with area to sit and eat.”

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