Grocery Stores near Carrsville, VA

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  1. 6253 Carrsville Hwy, Carrsville VA 23315

    4.5 Superb 24 reviews

    “Owners and staffs are kind and very patient to senior citizens and everyone alike. Store sells affordable breakfasts and lunches. They also sell gasoline without ethanol, which is great for lawnmowers. Nice little old country store with good pricing, good attitude, service and smile! As God is willing, we may be back and try their other food items. Their drake sausage was pretty good and so are their pizzas. The young ladies working there have good work ethics. They gave me napkins for my food before I even asked for them. Refreshing.”

  2. 11435 Windsor Boulevard, Windsor VA 23487

    4.4 Superb 167 reviews

    “Ok, bagging was not good. Overflowed ripped bag, refrigerated mixed with non perishables, etc. Generally clean. **2026 edited as store is much improved. Bagging is good, selection is better than the Franklin store. Do be cautious with items that have an expiration date as the deli's tortilla chips had expired several months before and they were stale. I hope it was anomaly.”

  3. 6513 Holland Rd, Suffolk VA 23437

    4.2 Good 65 reviews

    “Very friendly ladies working here. Super sweet to let me use the restroom. And trust me that is so hard to come by when delivering for Amazon haha... Fast to ring up and store is well stocked”

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  5. 57 W Windsor Blvd, Windsor VA 23487

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “Lolita checked me out and she went beyond her duties to help me, she let me exchange a broken light without any issues usually now you have to go through a lot to exchange something without a receipt, then I asked a question and she actually went and found out the answer for me instead of just saying, I don’t know or go look on the aisle. She actually went and looked for me. Thank you for your extra kindness!!!!”

  6. 6500 Whaleyville Boulevard, Suffolk VA 23438

    4.4 Superb 34 reviews

    “Best chicken in town. My kids love it; I love it; my man loves it; even my dad and step mom &’ cousin go to this store !! Literally BEST QUICK FOOD IN TOWN! There BBQ is awesome bussin ?”

  7. 1328 Armory Dr, Franklin VA 23851

    3.9 Good 149 reviews

    “I made sure I shop here they have parking for truck drivers they dont ticket you like walmart does they have all hispanic root bevetables they became my 3rd best supermarket. I dont shop at walmart anymore they dont care about us truck drivers”

  8. 6421 Whaleyville Boulevard, Suffolk VA 23438

    3.9 Good 61 reviews

    “Very polite employees at this location. Well stocked and aisles are clean. I think they'd just received a truck as there were some boxes in an aisle.I have asked for assistance twice at this location and been very pleased with the customer service.”

  9. 1100 Armory Dr #132, Franklin VA 23851

    3.7 Good 45 reviews

    “Not bad at all. I know things are left around the store because there are not enough workers to get things done when the store is constantly busy. But I'm big on customer service, never had a rude worker.”

  10. 1500 Armory Drive, Franklin VA 23851

    2.2 Poor 6 reviews

  11. 1500 Armory Dr, Franklin VA 23851

    3.1 Average 204 reviews

    “Excited for the self checkout lanes to be shut down, having more than 2 aisles open per store would be a little more appropriate for a trillion dollar corporation.”

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