Grocery Stores in East Aurora, NY

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  1. 586 Main St, East Aurora NY 14052

    4.8 Superb 24 reviews

    “Yrs ago in my 30's, I made a visit to this store when it was located near the Bar Bill. The days of no computers. I came in , purchased lunch and went through books to find solutions to my physical issue.The owner, the current owner helped me so much with healthy eating that my issue cleared up within a few days. Now another issue that I will be researching at her store very soon.Ive never forgotten what she had done for me Sandra Donohue Lockwood”

  2. 591 Main St, East Aurora NY 14052

    4.5 Superb 118 reviews

    “This is not my primary grocery store, but I do run in for fruit, kids snacks or their prepared food section. Their hot soups are great and there are plenty of sandwiches, salads and sides. I also really like their bakery items, particularly the rice crispy treats. Most of their refrigerated desserts are gluten free, too. For a small store, I’m also happy with their yogurt options.”

  3. 11184 Big Tree Rd, East Aurora NY 14052

    4.4 Superb 35 reviews

    “This is by far becoming my favorite place to shop for all kinds of really good items I need for every day or to help me with a home projects! The customer service is always great, friendly and very helpful! It's at times my one stop shop and done store!”

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  5. 41 Buffalo Road, East Aurora NY 14052

    4 Good 64 reviews

    “I forgot to buy cough drops at the DG store I work at so I stopped at the one in E. Aurora on my way to church and picked some up there. Very nice staff. That store isnt as big as the one I work at, but still was able to find what I was looking for. (I supply the church with cough drops when the weather starts to get cooler!)”

  6. 65 Grey Street, East Aurora NY 14052

    3.1 Average 128 reviews

    “Such a clean store. Staff is wonderful, bakery even held a piece of carrot cake for my friend Harrison Phillips and he 😍 LOVED it, complaints to the baker!!”

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