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  1. ALDI - 908 NY-13

    908 NY-13, Cortland NY 13045

    4.5 Superb 146 reviews

    “If you're familiar with the ALDI chain, this is a pretty standard location. Less crowded than average, generally more well kept up than some locations I've seen, the people working there are friendly. Same stocking issues I've seen where some items disappear on Sunday afternoons, but that's across the board. Of course, same decent quality for low prices that you see at other locations. We try to do the bulk of our shopping at Aldi and buy at other stores on the perimeter, where we have to and that's worked out for us You can't get everything at Aldi, but you can typically get enough to make it worth a weekly or semi-weekly trip.”

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  2. Price Chopper - 854 NY-13

    854 NY-13, Cortland NY 13045

    4.1 Good 143 reviews

    “Did an Instacart order online. Our groceries were brought out literally the minute I reported on scene and the worker who brought them out was wonderful. He literally stood by lifting each bag out of the cart to me and took the cart. First time that’s ever happened, and I know they employ special needs persons A+”

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  3. P & C Fresh - 160 Clinton Ave

    160 Clinton Ave, Cortland NY 13045

    4 Good 139 reviews

    “Prices are high but what grocery store doesn't have super high prices these days. Nice staff. The gal in the deli was super helpful and very cheerful. Produce section has much to offer. Lots of quality fresh veggies and fruits to choose from.”

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  5. Grand Union Supermarkets - 3932 NY-281

    3932 NY-281, Cortland NY 13045

    3.4 Good 118 reviews

    “The store was convenient to our AirBNB. The shelves were stocked, the facility was broght and clean with lots if carts. It had everything that we needed to make our stay more enjoyable.”

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