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Grocery Stores in Lackawanna, NY

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  1. West End Market - 321 Ridge Rd

    321 Ridge Rd, Lackawanna NY 14218

    4.7 Superb 57 reviews

    “I Haven't been here in a while but they have always had good fresh food and produce. Unlike these other stores in Lackawanna on my side of town don't have to worry about seeing or someone saying there food went bad or outdated. Great service.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 1234 Abbott Road

    1234 Abbott Road, Lackawanna NY 14218

    4 Good 114 reviews

    “There very frequently, first the prices are absolutely unbeatable for their reduced deals (especially in the morning) the employees are very helpful and friendly. It’s unfortunate for the number of theft this place gets because it can potentially ruin it for everyone who works hard for their money- places like this make my savings smile… literally.”

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  3. Double Tree Shop - 609 Ridge Rd

    609 Ridge Rd, Lackawanna NY 14218

    4.7 Superb 17 reviews

    “This store is awesome! It's fully stocked. Has a variety of items for every category. It also has a great section for teacher's and parents. So many great school items. Friendly staff and great service.”

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  5. Al's Short Stop - 2717 South Park Ave

    2717 South Park Ave, Lackawanna NY 14218

    2 Poor 19 reviews

    “This small grocery corner store has been here for ages. It is right across from the OLV Bascillica and is pretty much exactly what you'd expect from a typical nyc style corner store. Not too much to say, beer, chips, lotto and all the necessities one would expect. Good if you are in a pinch or nearby and need some items!”

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