Grocery Stores in Dundee, NY

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  1. 1542 NY-230, Dundee NY 14837

    4.8 Superb 92 reviews

    “Dutch Kuntry Store is such a wonderful Amish store. I absolutely love this place. I am originally from New York but now live out of state, and we visited this store on our last day before leaving. Honestly, I wish we had stopped by much sooner during our trip. Everything felt fresh, high quality, and welcoming. The prices were also very reasonable and not expensive at all, at least in my opinion. I highly recommend this store to anyone who enjoys fresh foods, homemade products, and good quality items. Definitely a place worth visiting when you are in the area.”

  2. 4898 John Green Rd, Dundee NY 14837

    4.9 Superb 8 reviews

    “Their pickled garlic is to die for. I buy jars and jars at a time (cause I live far). So far my favorites are the Lemon Dill and the Sweet & Spicy. I can eat the whole jar and drink the juice in one sitting!!!”

  3. 365 Co Rd 23, Dundee NY 14837

    4.4 Superb 17 reviews

    “Maddy was so helpful & friendly! I work in Buffalo and wish I could steal her from you & hire her for me! Thanks for the extra help! I know I’m not easy. Give this lady a raise!!”

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  5. 19 Union St, Dundee NY 14837

    4.3 Superb 21 reviews

    “Didn't have a big selection of produce but is a nice little store. They carry more than just produce-they have a variety of different foods. I plan on going back after they've had their weekly delivery to see what new goodies they have.”

  6. 16 Seneca St, Dundee NY 14837

    3.4 Good 51 reviews

    “Mary I believe her name is I apologize if I'm wrong. All I know is that she is the kindest woman. The place is so much better than it was a few years ago. Highly recommend Dollar general over family Dollar”

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