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Grocery Stores in Thompson's Station, TN

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  1. Huffs Market - 5452 Carters Creek Pike #5283

    5452 Carters Creek Pike #5283, Thompson's Station TN 37179

    4.7 Superb 149 reviews

    “I’m out of town working in Franklin, Tennessee and this is hands down the best gas station and convenience store I’ve stopped at. The breakfast sandwiches are excellent and always fresh. They have a huge variety of drinks to choose from and a great selection of items you don’t usually see at convenience stores like knives and local honey. Everything is clean, well stocked, and the food is consistently good. If you’re passing through or working in the area, this place is definitely worth the stop. Highly recommend! ??⛽?”

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  2. Country Corner Market - 4699 Columbia Pike

    4699 Columbia Pike, Thompson's Station TN 37179

    4.4 Superb 7 reviews

    “I own my own personal transportation company, which means I’m constantly in and out of gas stations. I’ve never once felt the desire to leave a review… until today. Country Corner Market truly stands out. From the moment Scott greeted me, I could tell this place operated differently. The bathrooms were incredibly clean, the store environment was crisp, organized, and welcoming, and Kei showed the kind of kindness and professionalism you rarely see in this industry. If Scott and Kei are not already managers, they absolutely should be—they are knocking it out of the park. THIS is the gold standard for how a gas station and market should operate! #SHIELDapproved”

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  3. Kroger Floral - 4726 Traders Way

    4726 Traders Way, Thompson's Station TN 37179

    2.7 Average 23 reviews

    “This is a larger Kroger. It has a portion of clothing and home goods that take up one side of the store. I can't speak to either of these as I have never shopped for anything but groceries here. As far as groceries are concerned, they normally have a decent selection to choose from. My only complaint is that the produce section is always rather picked through and sparse when I am there.”

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  5. Kroger Marketplace - 4726 Traders Way

    4726 Traders Way, Thompson's Station TN 37179

    3 Average 140 reviews

    “I’m an Instacart shopper every morning at 6 AM to 2 PM, I come in with huge orders 50 to 90 items 2 to 3 orders, And I can rely on Gladys the cashier And her bagging partner, And the 6 AM manager to take exceptional care of me every single time no matter how many items no matter what the time. I live in Lewisburg and I’ve started to shop at this location because I adore their humility so much!!! Absolutely great people”

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  6. Kroger Pharmacy - 4726 Traders Way

    4726 Traders Way, Thompson's Station TN 37179

    2.5 Average 80 reviews

    “This is a larger Kroger. It has a portion of clothing and home goods that take up one side of the store. I can't speak to either of these as I have never shopped for anything but groceries here. As far as groceries are concerned, they normally have a decent selection to choose from. My only complaint is that the produce section is always rather picked through and sparse when I am there.”

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