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Grocery Stores near Amma, WV

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  1. Par Mar Store 199 - 3442 Amma Rd

    3442 Amma Rd, Amma WV 25005

    2.2 Poor 4 reviews

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  2. Walton Mercantile & Hardware - 7177 Charleston Rd

    7177 Charleston Rd, Walton WV 25286

    4.9 Superb 66 reviews

    “A cool old school road side marketplace that has a little bit of everything. From cold drinks to plumbing supplys. Lol they seem to have it all. Just stand by their intercom system is primitive but absolutely effective!”

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  3. Save A Lot - 106 Beech St

    106 Beech St, Clendenin WV 25045

    4.2 Good 96 reviews

    “New location is perfect! Customer service can not be beat! Food quality has improved greatly! Such a clean and friendly atmosphere! Love our Clendenin SAVE A LOT! KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!”

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  5. Dollar General - 6450 Wallback Rd

    6450 Wallback Rd, Wallback WV 25285

    3.9 Good 33 reviews

    “This is a rather new store, and it is very clean inside. There are a good variety of items sold here, and the employees all wear their masks and do an excellent job keeping things clean.”

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  6. Dollar General - 106 Maywood Ave W

    106 Maywood Ave W, Clendenin WV 25045

    3.2 Average 51 reviews

    “Staff is always nice and friendly. I get all my household items here as well as other things such as hair products, storage, cleaning items, snacks etc. I enjoy the ease of it. I probably visit 1-2 times a week. The prices are great. The shelves are always stocked and it's easy to find what you need.I bought these beautiful storage boxes today. They were on sale 50% off. Original price was $10 for large, $7 for medium, and $3 for the small one.”

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