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  1. ALDI - 3747 Milton Avenue

    3747 Milton Avenue, Camillus NY 13031

    4.5 Superb 175 reviews

    “Best store there is. Great quality at great prices. Their Amber Ale beer is amongst the best brewed. Bacon choices second to none. Uncured bacon at a reasonable cost. Eggs, cheese all of it great. Freshest vegetables as well as a remarkable variety. Good store”

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  2. Walmart Bakery - 5399 West Genesee Street

    5399 West Genesee Street, Camillus NY 13031

    3.6 Good 5 reviews

    “So far I have ordered 2 customized cakes and 4 themed cupcakes (24 packs) this year. They have all been ready on time, beautifully decorated and packaged, fresh, and delicious! I would argue they are better than desserts I’ve purchased from several local bakeries, and are way better priced. They have several options online for themed cakes and cupcakes. I highly recommend!”

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  3. TOPS Friendly Markets - 5335 West Genesee Street

    5335 West Genesee Street, Camillus NY 13031

    3.6 Good 69 reviews

    “Good selection of brand names. For example, this store has the top two refrigerated kosher dill pickles as rated by the American Test Kitchen, Boar's Head and Claussens. Wegmans carries neither. The store also has a great bakery. The staff are helpful and friendly, making this a fun place to shop.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 5399 West Genesee Street

    5399 West Genesee Street, Camillus NY 13031

    3.5 Good 275 reviews

    “People always give walmart such a bad rap. This store is happy, helpful, clean & welcoming (bathrooms could always use so help, but only because this is such a busy store). So many people that have worked in this store for so many years. Nice to be recognised and smiled at.”

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