Grocery Stores in Endwell, NY

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  1. 3502 Country Club Rd Unit b, Endwell NY 13760

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “Bought a carton of cigarettes woke up way home and realized that it was open and there were only eight packs instead of 10 and he overcharged me $5 for it to begin with when I spoke to the owner he was very apologetic and immediately gave me the cigarettes I was missing and gave me the money I was overcharged and informed me that it was just a new employee that was unaware how to do things”

  2. 3226 Watson Boulevard, Endwell NY 13760

    4 Good 87 reviews

    “There is a cashier with blonde hair at the Watson Blvd location that made my experience very pleasant with her kindness and made me feel comfortable throughout my stay at the store. Her name is Jennifer I believe”

  3. 800 Hooper Road, Endwell NY 13760

    4 Good 133 reviews

    “Different than I remember. Been a while. Management might want to address the 6 ft step ladder being left in customers way of selecting products in an aisle though. Clean pleasant store I thought. Self checkout loudly speaking the price of each item scanned was unnerving. Felt invasive of my privacy. I get the logic. Better logic (my opinion) fill other registers with employees.”

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