Grocery Stores in Madison, VA

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  1. 2105 S Seminole Trail, Madison VA 22727

    4.7 Superb 278 reviews

    “This is a really cool store with a ton of items to choose from. They have fresh meats and a deli to get cut deli meats. A small resturant to get food also. You shpuld check out this place if your traveling on 29. The food was a bit expensive but really good with a decent portion size”

  2. 46 Madison Plaza Dr, Madison VA 22727

    4.6 Superb 134 reviews

    “Huge shout out to Chris and his closing staff. After closing the store not only did he allow my family to use the restrooms he allowed us to make one final purchase before pulling his last drawer. I drove an 18 wheeler so accessibility isn't always around he accommodated my family thanks again man you need a raise”

  3. 3801 Wolftown-Hood Rd, Madison VA 22727

    4.8 Superb 71 reviews

    “I was driving along Wolftown-Hood Road on my way to hike Hold Rag when a deer showed up out of nowhere and plowed into my car. Feeling very frazzled, I was able to pull off at this country store and the lovely couple that owned this store came out, looked at my car, and helped me figure out what to do. I appreciate their kindness towards me, a complete stranger, and it made a world of difference in a scary situation.”

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  5. 554 S Main St, Madison VA 22727

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “This store has become a hot spot for Madison Co. residents. Affordable food and home goods. Staff is very friendly and get to know you. Like the new remodel. Store is also clean other than boxes to be stocked.”

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