Supermarkets near Forest, VA

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  1. 16807 Forest Road, Forest VA 24551

    4.1 Good 124 reviews

    “I went to the Walmart in the 221 area the the other day I thought that it was a very nice store it was well stocked and the people there were very nice especially when I needed help finding things it was also a very clean store”

  2. 2617 Lakeside Dr, Lynchburg VA 24501

    4.4 Superb 174 reviews

    “Great grocery store - 2 locations that serve Lynchburg (old forest road and wards rd) and both are usually clean (although aisles get stocked during business hours so sometimes carts are in the way). Good selection, always great pricing, staff is always helpful in letting you know where something is located or when the next truck will be making their delivery (some of their unique items sell out quickly). checkout is always quick (best scanner of any grocery store around). Store hours close at 8 which means you might miss out on being able to go there later at night.”

  3. 4026 Wards Rd Suite N, Lynchburg VA 24502

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “I ordered fresh flowers in the bulk for my wedding. There was a little mix up in the order but I was able to get a hold of floral team member named Evaline. She was on top of everything and so helpful with my order! She was very quick to respond to emails and very accommodating. The flowers arrived a few days before the event. The boxes come with directions and care for the flowers. We took them all out and trimmed them, let them hydrate, and then the very next day they all were open and just stunning! I recommend getting your flowers in 2 days before an event, that way they have time to hydrate and bloom. I ordered about 80 garden roses, a whole bunch of greenery, and a gorgeous greenery garland. So impressed with the condition and beauty of these flowers. We spent way less in comparison to a florist. I highly recommend this place!”

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  5. 22088 Timberlake Rd, Lynchburg VA 24502

    4.1 Good 173 reviews

    “First time stop stopping by the Walmart. It is in a very convenient location. I really liked being able to run and grab what I needed and run out. Even with it being a busy Sunday afternoon with heavy traffic I was still able to grab what I needed and get out. What really stood out what the number of scan & go lines they had opened so there was no wait.”

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