Grocery Stores near Troy, VA

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  1. 78 Zion Park Road, Troy VA 22974

    4.4 Superb 61 reviews

    “My father in law (ron) and I had our first experience today and it was wonderful. Hes been looking everywhere for fresh clams, he called 2 days ahead of time and she was able to get him 3 dozen clams. He went home and ate them all in one sitting. The foods amazing plus the shop owner has a down to earth kind of personality and is genuinely helpful. We will definitely be going back, even our friends are excited to try them as well.”

  2. 1505 Richmond Rd B, Troy VA 22974

    3.8 Good 13 reviews

    “The owners are the friendliest people.. so accommodating and always smiling. We are right up the road from the store & they have become neighbors since taking over a few years back. I am happy to support a local business every time over any major corporation. Thank you!!”

  3. 40 Heritage Drive, Palmyra VA 22963

    4.7 Superb 64 reviews

    “The guys in Scottsville are my absolute favorite and let me just tell you about it to die for food! This is one of my favorite spots for chicken tenders cause they are so insanely delicious and don’t even get me started on the potato wedges! 10 out of 10 would always recommend!”

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  5. 13027 James Madison Hwy, Palmyra VA 22963

    4.5 Superb 120 reviews

    “"I've been coming here a long time normally just for the hot food in the back or to do a quick DMV renewal definitely a great place to skip the long lines"”

  6. 74 Joshua Ln, Palmyra VA 22963

    4.5 Superb 103 reviews

    “Great place to get local food. I’ve only been here. A couple times, but each time the owner was very helpful and friendly. They have lots of great local food like honey, beef, eggs that tastes much better than what you can get at chain grocery stores.”

  7. 3542 3 Notch Rd, Louisa VA 23093

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “Chose this place over the Exxon across the road. Stopped to use the restroom, very clean and up to date. The kids grabbed a cute lip balm and hairbrush. Starbucks energy drinks for us adults. They offer gas did need any on this stop. Definitely marking as a favorite!. Thank you!”

  8. 264 Turkeysag Trail A, Palmyra VA 22963

    4 Good 150 reviews

    “Update: there seems to be less stocking of shelves, at least while I'm there and there seems to be at least one motorized cart that's charged and ready to go in the morning. Except for all of the shelving units on wheels being placed in the way of shoppers so that employees can stock the shelves, and motorized carts not being charged up the night before as a courtesy to handicapped shoppers, it's not a bad place to shop. Also today we had a Food Lion employee jump in and check us out in the self-checkout lane. That just made us feel weird and made us feel like criminals. Update: things seem a little better, but I still want them to get a handle on plugging up the handicap carts at night.”

  9. 19 Market Street, Palmyra VA 22963

    3.2 Average 66 reviews

    “There is a young man at the checkout counter who is the friendliest most respectful young man I have met in years! I’m sorry I don’t know his name but he absolutely shines as a wonderful customer service employee!! I highly recommend that he receive a promotion. Whatever he chooses to do in life , he will go far. Thank you for your kindness!!”

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