Grocery Stores near Whitetop, VA

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  1. 16164 Highlands Pkwy, Whitetop VA 24292

    4.8 Superb 22 reviews

    “Wow this place is amazing! Convenient and very well maintained. The classic diner part of the establishment does not disappoint. I believe it’s run by 3 generations of amazing women. It’s affordable but even better the food is fantastic. The portions are ridiculously huge and cooked to perfection. Save room for the homemade desserts they are to die for! Plus the Super Bee parked out front just makes it a must stop if you’re in the area.”

  2. 720 S Big Horse Creek Rd, Lansing NC 28643

    4.8 Superb 28 reviews

    “Closest gas station between Lansing and Jefferson or west jefferson. Nice little store. Parking space and getting out of the lot can be tricky is really only knock on the place. Also usually have kerosene oil.”

  3. 20433 Azen Rd, Damascus VA 24236

    4.7 Superb 50 reviews

    “This is a great place! We go to the Konnarock store for dinner and breakfast often. The food and hospitality is always wonderful. We both got the Mathew Burger (for the first time) during our recent visit and we thought it was delicious. We always like everything we order and feel lucky to have the Konnarock Store close by. The banana pudding is a favorite too!”

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  5. 5083 NC-88 W, Warrensville NC 28693

    4.2 Good 72 reviews

    “I usually ways find what came for and probably mist times end up getting something extra as well because of their good buys in a variety of different products. I'm little disappointed I with their recent early closings due to lack of available workers . However this is a matter that the dollar general brand has no influence or control over so it's just one of those ,"dang , maaaan." moments. And understandable. Thanks for keeping up with your promise for lower prices and good products. friendly staff is a good bonus also.”

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