Grocery Stores near Edmeston, NY

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  1. 1975 NY-80, Edmeston NY 13335

    4.2 Good 49 reviews

    “Nice decor, clean. On site restaurant and bar. Parking. Event space. Great food. Courteous staff. Complimentary soup in lobby, and homemade breakfast. What's not to like. Easy access off route 9 and I-87.”

  2. 10546 Main St, Brookfield NY 13314

    4.6 Superb 41 reviews

    “I’d give ten stars if possible. We moved here a few months ago and the staff at the store has to be the friendliest, most helpful people I’ve ever dealt with! The food is awesome, good variety of groceries, and now they have Coke products!! I cannot say enough good things about this precious little country store!!”

  3. 770 Beaver Creek Rd, West Edmeston NY 13485

    4.3 Superb 27 reviews

    “We have purchased Ben and Judy's Maple Syrup for over 40 years. When visiting our family in New York, we always stop and buy our syrup plus some for us and to take home to South Carolina for family members. We have even called, ordered and they shipped it. They know us by name. We buy it by the gallon and have a smaller jug we refill when empty for the refrigerator in the house. The family loves their candy. They had added some new products since we had been there last July. We bought them and I promise it is the best. We Love Ben and Judy's Sugar house. Alice”

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  5. 5013 NY-8, New Berlin NY 13411

    3.7 Good 60 reviews

    “I love this place. Good prices and the staff rock.Question tho....WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO FIX THE GRAND CANYON SIZED CRATERS AT YOUR ENTRANCE? When that screws up someone's car...you definitely don't have the parts to fix that inside.....”

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