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  1. Save A Lot - 1182 E Main St

    1182 E Main St, Parsons TN 38363

    4.5 Superb 100 reviews

    “Nice little store. I have known the family that owns it for a long time, and i rather give them my money than any other grocery store in town. Prices are pretty good , store is clean and people are curtious.”

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  2. Lackey's Supermarket - 126 W Main St

    126 W Main St, Parsons TN 38363

    4.5 Superb 61 reviews

    “Just moved to town my husband and myself... Found this little gem ? and very happy we did. The staff is friendly. The prices are good for the way food prices are now. They do accept cards now as well if anyone was wondering!!! Thank you for a great grocery store, prices, & great customer service! Well worth it, and will be shopping here more often. ? Also, heard him speaking with a gentleman in front of me that was checking out and his wife likes a certain kinda tea and he must shop there often, which I understand why and the clerk was telling the customer he can order that specific tea just for her. That's super kind to do for someone. Above & Beyond!!!”

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  3. Food Giant - 535 TN-69

    535 TN-69, Parsons TN 38363

    4.3 Superb 123 reviews

    “Typical local grocery store. Kind staff. Well managed. Clean. When I was teaching I would go down to this grocery store alot to pick up stuff for the classroom all the time.”

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  5. Dollar General - 850 S Tennessee Ave S

    850 S Tennessee Ave S, Parsons TN 38363

    4 Good 10 reviews

    “The store manager is awesome! I've been here multiple times and never had an issue except with the self important customers that make issues for the employees and the rudeness of customers just sickens me you'll have no problem with employees unless you're a jerk and that's a fact so most likely the negative comments you read come from people who never worked retail and never dealt with someone putting an employee down just to feel better about themselves”

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  6. Tipp Topp Market - 377 S Tennessee Ave #2525

    377 S Tennessee Ave #2525, Parsons TN 38363

    4 Good 21 reviews

    “I've been a loyal customer for 6 years. Good prices and good service but today the older lady pissed on my cornflakes. I bought a few drinks from them the other day and didn't notice one leaking until I got home. Went to see if they would exchange it for a new one and she wouldn't. Then she must've started talking her language because I couldn't understand what she was saying anymore. They've made enough $ over the last 6 years off of me that it shouldn't have been a problem for them to replace one drink”

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  7. Shell - 377 South Tennessee Avenue

    377 South Tennessee Avenue, Parsons TN 38363

    3.8 Good 9 reviews

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  8. DG Market - 398 Tennessee Ave N

    398 Tennessee Ave N, Parsons TN 38363

    3.2 Average 63 reviews

    “My cashier was very friendly and engaging. He was wonderful! It's just nice to go a place these days and have a friendly cashier. He's going to get a great review just as he deserves.”

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