Grocery Stores in Franklinville, NY

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  1. 17 S Main St, Franklinville NY 14737

    3.7 Good 40 reviews

    “The people who work there are so nice and they actually talk to you lol. Some stores the employees won't say a word. The food is expensive and having 3 teenage boys who eat everything we don't go there u less we have to.”

  2. 95 S Main St, Franklinville NY 14737

    3.6 Good 61 reviews

    “? Size & Selection ? While it's not the biggest Dollar General I've visited, they somehow manage to pack quite a variety of items into the space. From household essentials to snacks, they have most of what you need for everyday shopping. ? Amazing Clearance Finds ? They have frequent clearance deals! I've scored some incredible bargains browsing through their marked-down items. It's worth checking the end caps and dedicated clearance sections each visit as they seem to rotate stock often. ? Budget-Friendly Prices ? PRO TIP: The milk here is significantly cheaper than at the local grocery store! I've noticed this price advantage extends to many other basic necessities too. ⚡ Quick Convenience ⚡ When I need to grab something quickly without the hassle of a large store, this Dollar General is perfect. The smaller layout actually makes it easier to get in and out fast with exactly what you need. ? Great Value Overall ? This Dollar General has become my go-to spot for affordable shopping in Franklinville. The combination of convenience, frequent clearance deals, and lower prices on essentials makes it worth visiting regularly!”

  3. 17 S Main St, Franklinville NY 14737

    3.5 Good 93 reviews

    “I love coming here, friendly staff, great prices and a small store that has almost everything you need IN STOCK. Also has a Gas Station making it convenient. Just make sure you check your expiration dates before buying items because sometimes you might get an expired item. I heard they are working on that problem though.”

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