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  1. ALDI - 6134 NY-12

    6134 NY-12, Norwich NY 13815

    4 Good 120 reviews

    “Nice and clean. Newer store, but well organized. They had everything I was looking for in stock today, which was nice. The only thing I would change is more cash checkouts. I am not a fan of self check out. Parking was great.”

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  2. Price Chopper - 5631 NY-12

    5631 NY-12, Norwich NY 13815

    3.8 Good 137 reviews

    “I really like the store and we've done most of our grocery shopping in the Norwich Store. The one department that keeps me from a 5 star rating is the meat department. I find that a lot of meats I buy has hidden fat and they are very chewy. At 74 my teeth aren't what they once were but other than chicken and some cuts of pork, the beef, especially, is quite tough .I haven't bought a steak all summer because they're just too hard to chew. I've been able to get my wife to eat a few cuts of fish and I have no complaints about that. Your sale prices on seafood make it more affordable than beef, One more note. I bought some bone in pork ribs and 2 of them had hidden fat an1/8th of an inch thick. And it wasn't the kind of fat you could trim away easily., worst part all 4 ribs were tough. Quite disappointing.”

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  3. Farmer's Market - 6067 NY-12

    6067 NY-12, Norwich NY 13815

    3.8 Good 10 reviews

    “Very good place to shop for local game grown corn, tomatoes, potatoes and such. Some things are a little pricy, but they are the real thing. Good dairy products.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 5396 NY-12

    5396 NY-12, Norwich NY 13815

    3.5 Good 215 reviews

    “I had a very positive experience at the Walmart Pick-up area 6/13/25 at 8:30AM because Jason the Pick-up associate was very helpful, pleasant, and attentive. Thank you..”

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