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  1. ALDI - 1920 North Main Street

    1920 North Main Street, Suffolk VA 23434

    4.4 Superb 183 reviews

    “If you don't shop here ... that is too bad. Great prices on what they carry. Fresh produce that screams eat me now. Bring your own box/bag, and enjoy the quality and savings. P.S. Our dog will only eat ALDI dog food.”

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  2. Mike's Country Meats - 4084 Godwin Boulevard

    4084 Godwin Boulevard, Suffolk VA 23434

    4.3 Superb 69 reviews

    “Mike’s Country Meats is undoubtedly one of the best places to buy meat in Suffolk and surrounding area. The prices are fantastic and the meat is fresh. They also have very dangerously good chocolate covered peanuts! I confessed to have popped in just to get a container of their peanuts. My wife and I have also found their local jam selection is not only delicious but very well priced. If you want to buy gifts for people their jams and spreads are an excellent option. If you live in or around Suffolk this is a place you must go!”

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  3. Ding Wing - 608 E Washington St

    608 E Washington St, Suffolk VA 23434

    3.6 Good 32 reviews

    “They have meals for sale. Pig feet, turkey wings, fried chicken, pork chops, mashed potatoes and gravy, macaroni and cheese, greens, cornbread, yok, plus more. You get meat, 2 sides, cornbread and a soda for $12.99. You can get food until 6 pm. Of course there is lottery and a regular convenience store.”

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