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Grocery Stores in Herkimer, NY

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  1. Hannaford - 401 E Albany St

    401 E Albany St, Herkimer NY 13350

    4.6 Superb 150 reviews

    “I like Hannaford's but for most things their Prices are to high for me. I go for specific items most of the time. But, all the employees are friendly. I haven't met one yet that I had any kinda issues with”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 103 North Caroline Street

    103 North Caroline Street, Herkimer NY 13350

    3.4 Good 217 reviews

    “I never have issues with Walmart. Today was not the employees fault it was a misunderstanding from customer service about warranties. Thank you to the customer service team in store for helping me the best you can to figure out this problem. Thank you Amanda for going above and beyond and helping me out today.”

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  3. Dollar General - 110 East State Street

    110 East State Street, Herkimer NY 13350

    3.7 Good 90 reviews

    “The first couple of times I'd gone there the toy aisle was very messy, along with some other aisles. I don't know if they've hired new people or it's because the busy season of Christmas is over, but there has been a huge improvement! It is much easier to find items and their prices.There always seems to be the same shift manager whenever I go in and she is very nice and helpful.”

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  5. Hannaford Pharmacy - 401 E Albany St

    401 E Albany St, Herkimer NY 13350

    3.4 Good 17 reviews

    “Tried Hannaford Curb Side pick up in Herkimer for the first time this weekend and was very impressed. Quality of products is far superior to Walmart, customer service is extremely polite, followed social distancing and mask protocol for the worriers, pack your groceries in nice handled bags, and loved my Fresh magazine with great recipes. Excellent product and service.?”

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