44 places in Lakeway Area
ALDI (154 W Pin Ln, Morristown) delivers the brand’s minimalist, private‑label approach: bring a quarter for carts, bag your own, and fly through checkout. Staples, dairy, frozen, and the rotating Finds aisle cover everyday needs without wandering a warehouse. It’s a fast, budget‑savvy loop on the east side.
Low‑key neighborhood grocery on Alpha Valley Home Rd in Morristown, stocking pantry basics, drinks, and on‑the‑go snacks—handy for grab‑something‑now errands close to home.
DG Market in Talbott (380 S White Pine Rd) blends Dollar General pricing with a fuller grocery set—produce, dry goods, and household items—for an efficient, affordable one‑stop.
DG Market on the west side is Dollar General’s expanded format—produce, refrigerated/frozen, and dairy alongside the usual household goods. It’s a useful single‑cart grocery run when you don’t want to cross town. Prices stay sharp, restocks are frequent, and checkout is quick for those last‑minute “we’re out of milk” moments.
Dollar General (5204 Twin Spires Ln) serves the south side with discount groceries, paper goods, OTC basics, school supplies, and seasonal deals. Inventory turns often, prices are value‑driven, and checkout is efficient. It’s the “grab it fast” option when a full grocery trip can wait.
Dollar General (1127 State St, White Pine) keeps small‑town errands simple—snacks and beverages, cleaning supplies, greeting cards, and staple groceries within a short loop. Hours suit commuters and lake traffic, and the value aisle reliably covers last‑minute needs between larger stock‑up trips.
Food City at 2310 Sandstone Dr (Store #607) runs a full grocery set—bakery, hot‑bar deli, florist, and pharmacy—with extended hours (early morning to late night). Curbside pickup is well‑oiled, produce stays in decent rotation, and the parking lot makes cart wrangling painless during after‑work shops.
Food City (1212 State St, White Pine) is the town’s full‑service supermarket—produce, meat, bakery, deli, and a floral corner for quick gifts. Carts are easy, aisles are wide, and weekly circulars keep budgets in check. Convenient for Douglas Lake weekends or a solid stock‑up before school nights.
Food City (1105 E Morris Blvd) balances fresh departments with everyday brands—bakery cases, deli meals, and seasonal produce that turns regularly. The store layout favors quick dinner decisions, and the floral area solves last‑minute gifts. An east‑side staple for full carts or a post‑work grocery sprint.
Full‑line Ingles supermarket with bakery, deli, pharmacy, and fresh produce at 3980 W Andrew Johnson Hwy—stock up, fill prescriptions, and finish the list in a single run.
Morris Meat & Seafood doubles as a corner convenience and protein stop; locals pop in for cold drinks, lottery, and rotating cuts without a big‑box detour. The owners advertise tobacco and vape at “unbeatble” prices, and the meat case draws regulars looking to throw something on the grill tonight.
Price Less IGA (1707 E Andrew Johnson Hwy) runs a budget‑forward grocery program—meat counter, deli, bakery, and weekly specials—without big‑box sprawl. Carts move quickly, shelves stay straightforward, and the vibe leans neighborly. A practical place to stock the fridge before ballgames or backyard grilling.
Talbott Market & Deli at 877 Talbott‑Kansas Rd is the neighborhood stop for a hot breakfast, pressed sandwiches, coffee, and quick staples. Locals noted it was “open again… good food… breakfast and lunch.” Call (865) 375‑7057 to check what’s on the grill; easy swing‑through between Talbott and Jefferson City.
Tenochtitlan (1949 Maple St, White Pine) is a compact Latin grocery with Mexican staples—tortillas, masa harina, dried chiles, bottled salsas, beans, and rice—plus refrigerated basics. Home cooks swing by for taco night or pozole ingredients without driving into a larger retail cluster. Friendly counter pace and easy parking.
Tienda San Juanerita (455 Fish Hatchery Rd, Morristown) is a small Latin market with the essentials: corn flour, beans, bottled salsas, dried peppers, and refrigerated staples. Shoppers lean on it for weeknight taco supplies or weekend cookouts. Compact, friendly, and close to main roads for easy access.
TJ North Liberty Market (1311 N Liberty Hill Rd) serves the north‑side neighborhoods with ice, bread, and everyday groceries when Buffalo Trail is jammed. City records show an off‑premise beer permit tied to this address, and a (423) 353‑4800 listing appears on local directories—small, straightforward, and close to home.
Walmart Supercenter (4331 W Andrew Johnson Hwy) is the do‑it‑all cart: full groceries alongside clothing, electronics, home goods, and seasonal aisles. Wide parking, multiple lanes, and predictable planograms favor one‑trip errands. Ideal for weekly pantry loads plus those “we also need a charger and storage totes” moments.
Walmart Supercenter (475 Crockett Trce Dr) anchors the west‑side retail cluster with full groceries and broad general merchandise. Expect consistent assortments across departments, large‑format parking, and enough registers to handle weekend flows. One stop covers pantry, pet food, clothing basics, and a few project supplies.
Corner grocer on Jarnigan Ave carrying milk, bread, cold beverages, and convenience picks—easy in‑and‑out for west‑side shoppers in Morristown; phone (423) 581‑5717.