Grocery Stores in Massapequa, NY

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  1. 941 Carmans Road, Massapequa NY 11758

    4 Good 132 reviews

    “My first visit in this particular store. Great fresh produce, everything easy to find and very well stocked. Wonderfully clean and tidy ☺️”

  2. 37 Hicksville Rd, Massapequa NY 11758

    3.9 Good 204 reviews

    “Whenever I need help in any department...fruit, meat, deli, an associate is always smiling & pleasant & knowledgeable & willing to help. Even if the store is crowded, it's always clean & well stocked & they never rush me. They will even help me load my groceries into my car if I need help.”

  3. 5601 Merrick Road, Massapequa NY 11758

    3.9 Good 145 reviews

    “Great sales, their brand items aren't bad and their meats are awesome. Not to many discount supermarkets around anynore. It us handicapped accessible. Dan and Spencer are tremendous assets for your company.”

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  5. 702 Hicksville Road, Massapequa NY 11758

    3.4 Good 126 reviews

    “I recently had an issue with a new medication. Everyone in the pharmacy went above and beyond to help. I’m usually not a person inclined towards leaving any type of review, but feel each one of these women should be recognized for their efforts.”

  6. 5508 Sunrise Highway, Massapequa NY 11758

    3.3 Good 228 reviews

    “Such a clean and inviting store and the bakery is fabulous . Kuddos to Jacqueline Lumley who took our bridal shower Taco Love theme and ran with it for this fabulous cake . It was not only beautiful but delicious. Definitely request she make your cake .”

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