Grocery Stores in Shepherdstown, WV

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  1. 207 S Princess St #100, Shepherdstown WV 25443

    4.8 Superb 51 reviews

    “There was only one vegan bakery item available when I visited, although they do have plenty of vegan products throughout the store. I was hoping they would have the vegan apple cider donuts because I had seen someone else post a photo of them, but unfortunately they didn’t have any available that day. The ice cream shop next door did have vegan ice cream, though. Update: They replied to my Google review and let me know they can make the vegan apple cider donuts if you contact them a day in advance, which is great to know! Updated from previous review on 2026-10-06”

  2. 85 Maddex Square Drive, Shepherdstown WV 25443

    4.3 Superb 133 reviews

    “Nice organized little grocery store with most of what you need. The staff are kind and the deli/bakery has some good stuff to go check out. They even have an area for reduced priced items and almost always have some sort of sale going on. Great deals at this store location.”

  3. 7670 Martinsburg Pike Ste 1, Shepherdstown WV 25443

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “Very kind employees :) I am always nervous in public but they were so kind it made me want to go there more often -- I had only stopped by to get some last-minute stuff for a Halloween party.”

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  5. 85 Maddex Square Dr, Shepherdstown WV 25443

    2.5 Average 5 reviews

    “Really happy with variety, and more so with the service. Also, the people who shop here are also polite! From the days we vacationed in the area a few years ago, through our first year of living in the area, they have met our shopping needs good service. Good selection of organic and non-GMO items.”

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