Alberta General Store

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Alberta General Store

106 W. First. St., Alberta, VA 23821
4349497020
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Located in Alberta, Virginia, we are conviently found by taking Exit 28 off US Hwy 1; and closeby is US Hwy 85 for those heading north or south. Nearby is the the Alberta Caboose and the Alberta Town Square, which is a delightful place to stroll through or have a sandwich from our Deli. Highway 85 intersects with US Highway 95 North & South.  We are not far from the new Meherrin River Regional Jail serving Brunswick County, Mecklenburg County and Dinwiddie County.

Alberta General Store & Deli has a little bit of everything; the deli has daily specials, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner our Menu is posted on our Website. A friendly casual atmosphere where you can have a cup of coffee or a bowl of our delicious home made Brunswick Stew and home made yeast rolls! If you are looking for a place to stop in Alberta, this is the place! Read our reviews on Yelp to see why it is worth stopping here!

Our Deli is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner; hours are M-F 7 AM-7 PM; Sat 8 AM-5:30 PM; closed Sunday.

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