Top Supermarkets in Alabaster, Shelby county, Alabama, United states

Walmart Neighborhood Market

Address: 9085 Hwy 119, Alabaster, AL 35007, USA

Supermarket Department store Bakery Store

“I am a little bias because I already love Neighborhood Walmarts (compared to the supermarkets). It's so easy to find what you need. I was very impressed with this location. Store was very clean and organized and the staff was so nice. My fiance can't have gluten and I was surprised at the selection of gluten-free items. Would definitely recommend this location.”

Laurelton Rehabilitation

Address: 850 9th St NW, Alabaster, AL 35007, USA

Health Supermarket Store

“The store was clean and organized with plenty of space for the opening. There is plenty of comfortable parking and despite the large opening crowd, it was still fairly simple to move around and find things. Aldi offered special promotions for the opening and plenty of staff were on hand to allow for an expedited check out process. Although ALDI prices fluctuate, it was apparent that prices of some things were inflated for the opening since they were higher than the Bowie location. It also appeared there was less produce than is normally available but that could have been do to the high flow of people.”

Publix Super Market at White Stone Center

Address: 9200 Hwy 119 Ste 1400, Alabaster, AL 35007, USA

Supermarket Florist Bakery Store

“Great place to shop. Everyone is friendly and helpful”

Britos Supermarket

Address: 103 Buck Creek Plaza, Alabaster, AL 35007, USA

Supermarket Store Laundry

“Food was great, I was the only one there(showed up at 9am) so service was fast. Got 2 tacos asada, did some shopping after I finished my meal...only thing was cashier took a little bit to get to me, overall good experience!”

ATM (Regions Bank)

Address: 33 Kent Stone Way, Alabaster, AL 35007, USA

Atm Supermarket Store

“I've been here many times. The people who run center are very nice and know about the products that are there. There's a good selection of canned storage food that will help get you through a crisis like falling on hard times, drought, zombie apocalypse, ETC. The hot chocolate is better than Swiss Miss and most other brands. The potato pearls (mashed potatoes) are already seasoned. The berry drink (think kool-aid) is a family favorite! This isn't retail pricing! Sure you may find a few items cheaper if you look very hard but if you do your homework almost everything here is super cheap because its a belief of the LDS Church who runs this center that communities should be prepared in times of crisis so its not out to make a profit.”