Shopping in Grandview
One big open-air marketplace off the highway for the everyday runs, and a Main Street for the local stuff. Here's where Grandview shops.
Truman's Marketplace
If you need it in a hurry, it's probably here — Grandview's main shopping center sits right where Blue Ridge Boulevard meets I-49.
Rebuilt in 2016 on the site of the old Truman Corners, Truman's Marketplace is a roughly 309,000-square-foot open-air center anchored by a Price Chopper grocery. Around it you'll find national names like Burlington, Ross Dress for Less, TJ Maxx, Five Below, and Petco, plus everyday services and quick bites. It's the one-stop for groceries, discount clothes, and the errand list. Store lineups shift over time, so check the center's directory for what's open right now.
Main Street finds
For something with more character, downtown's Main Street is the place to wander — a walkable stretch of independent shops, a barbecue joint with a general-store counter, coffee, and the small businesses that give the town its texture. It's also where you'll find The Stache, the barbershop we feature, a few blocks over on Grandview Road. Where to eat on Main Street.
The short version
The main shopping hub is Truman's Marketplace at Blue Ridge Boulevard and I-49, anchored by a Price Chopper grocery with national stores like Burlington, Ross, TJ Maxx, and Five Below. For local and independent shops, head to Main Street in downtown Grandview.