Supermarkets in Jamestown, NY

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  1. 930 Fairmount Avenue, Jamestown NY 14701

    4.4 Superb 124 reviews

    “Love this store! Thank God we have an Aldi in our area. The product selection although not huge is very nice quality and the staff is always polite, helpful and kind. Thank you Aldi team!”

  2. Tops Market, 738 Foote Ave, Jamestown NY 14701

    4.2 Good 69 reviews

    “I shop here only due to the cost of fuel. Tops is close and they are a grocery store. It is my personal feelings that are the prices are higher than other markets that carry the same items. They hid the prices through BOGO deals. The Associates are very friendly and are knowledgeable of the products that are sold there.”

  3. 738 Foote Avenue, Jamestown NY 14701

    3.7 Good 135 reviews

    “Smaller than Washington St but it’s for the better. Checking out is far less annoying and it’s less crowded. The selection is smaller but mostly the same. They do have a different beer selection here - for instance they Elicottville blood orange shandy while Washington St only ever has the Blueberry ale. Prices are the same as any other tops so I’m not sure what these reviews are about but frankly in a town full of old folks I’m not surprised. I’ve heard hilariously myopic things about Tops like “who wants 10 boxes of pasta for $10?” You mean besides anyone who knows how to shop? Keep up the good work. This is the store I go to if I’m on this side of town.”

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  5. 2000 Washington Street, Jamestown NY 14701

    3.7 Good 154 reviews

    “Their cashier “Hayden” is worthy of mention. Not only is he cheerful, and very efficient, he showed exceptional patients when I, a senior citizen, forgot my pin number, and had to run out to the car to check it. You should no frustration, it was very accommodating, and assisted me in the checkout process with my new card. Way to go Hayden!”

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