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Grocery Stores in Kaysville, UT

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  1. Deseret Food Storage - Deseret Food Store - Mailing Only

    Mailing Only, 285 N Main St #7, Kaysville UT 84037

    5 Superb 121 reviews

    “Thank you so much for the prompt service and speedy delivery. Everything worked smoothly and I feel much more secure with my boxes of meals stored on the shelf!!! Thank you Deseret Food Storage for offering good products and good prices!!”

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  2. Bowman's Market - 326 Main St

    326 Main St, Kaysville UT 84037

    4.4 Superb 253 reviews

    “Fresh produce, amazing prices and one of the best neighborhoods markets. Friendly staff. The best donuts and bakery!! Huge sandwich ready for pick up every day! Dough for scones, food ready and well prepared. I love my supermarket and 100 % recommended!!!’”

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  3. Bowman's Pharmacy - 326 Main St

    326 Main St, Kaysville UT 84037

    4.2 Good 74 reviews

    “I really like this pharmacy but was disappointed to learn that they do not send text notifications after 6:00 PM, even if they receive a doctor’s prescription well before that time. If this happens, customers are not notified until the following day. This is especially troubling because the pharmacy remains open until 8:00 PM, yet prescriptions may sit ready without any notification, potentially delaying pickup by 12 hours or more. For patients who need medication promptly, this can be a serious issue. Timely communication is a basic expectation with prescriptions and although Bowman’s employees are kind and serviceable, their system clearly falls short. Hopefully management will address and improve patient care in this regard.”

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  5. Smith's Fuel Center - 1370 W 200 N

    1370 W 200 N, Kaysville UT 84037

    4.2 Good 49 reviews

    “Clean good atmosphere but the prices are one of the highest arount unless you spend hundreds in the dore and get a discount vode then it will bring the price near what flying j walmart or a couple other stores sell the gas at.That being said i do love the cleanliness on the ground around the pumps at smiths gas in Kaysville”

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  6. Smith's Marketplace - 1370 W 200 N

    1370 W 200 N, Kaysville UT 84037

    3.9 Good 148 reviews

    “Apparently Smith’s in Kaysville took my negative review on their handicap carts seriously! They have improved the situation immensely! It seems that they have even added more carts! Now, every time I shop I can find a handicapped cart that is clean, charged and ready to go! Good job Smith’s in Kaysville, Utah! They are on 200 N in Kaysville everyone. They have the cleanest, best managed Supermarket and Pharmacy in the area!”

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  7. Smith's Pharmacy - 1370 W 200 North

    1370 W 200 North, Kaysville UT 84037

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “As I've gotten older and my prescriptions continue to increase, I find myself spending more and more time visiting Smith's Pharmacy in Kaysville. I just have to say that the staff there has mastered being professional, efficient, and always friendly. It is not just isolated to one or two employees. I have been helped by multiple people who work there and have always been impressed with how upbeat, helpful, and friendly they are. Great bunch of folks there! Thank you!”

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