Grocery Stores in Stanardsville, VA

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  1. 8257 Spotswood Trail, Stanardsville VA 22973

    4.4 Superb 9 reviews

    “Great service and great food. Stopped by to do laundry since my machine at home is on the fritz. It’s not a giant laundry area, but it’s in fantastic condition. Topped by around 5pm, and they weren’t busy at all.”

  2. 6626 Celt Road, Stanardsville VA 22973

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

  3. 8271 Spotswood Trail, Stanardsville VA 22973

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “They have a Huge Selection of BLUE BELL ICE CREAM from Texas! It’s absolutely the Best! High quality meats at a reasonable price, too. I come all the way from Harrisonburg for the high quality meat and Blue Bell Ice Cream… It’s worth crossing a mountain to shop at Greene Great Valu !”

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  5. 8263 Spotswood Trail, Stanardsville VA 22973

    3.8 Good 64 reviews

    “Went in last minute last night, I called before going because I was coming from 20 minutes away and wanted to ensure the two products they had available/left (checked online) could be held for me, the gentleman on the phone was very helpful and courteous and was happy to accommodate me. I showed up and he had them waiting for me!! I cant remember his name, but he was super nice and super helpful. Its hard to come by good folks who take pride in their customer service, but this gentleman doesn't lack great customer service! Thanks for all your help!! You deserve a raise! This isn't the first time I've seen him go above and beyond for his customers!! Excellent work 👏🏻 grateful for ppl like you!! God bless”

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