Grocery Stores near Phoenicia, NY

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  1. 65 Main St, Phoenicia NY 12464

    3.5 Good 21 reviews

    “I'm so thankful to have somewhere to get necessities, the only actual grocery stores are 20 minutes out in any direction so not great when you unexpectedly run out of something or forgot an ingredient for dinner. The manager and employees have always been super nice and they have a shockingly thorough selection of groceries and home needs, a little bit of everything.City folk may not be a fan because it's more laid back than they're used to, but this place is a lifesaver for us locals”

  2. Main St, Phoenicia NY 12464

    2.2 Poor 94 reviews

    “I’m only giving this 4 stars because it’s not the peak of excellence. But I want to make clear that there’s nothing wrong with it. The guy at the cashier was civil and I got two drinks and a bag of pretzels.”

  3. 4099 NY-28, Boiceville NY 12412

    4.1 Good 130 reviews

    “These people have a great selection and they’re able to cater to the local people and tourists. We are very lucky to have such a well stocked supermarket in the area and I try to shop there whenever I can.”

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  5. 4101 NY-28, Boiceville NY 12412

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “Just an overpriced big convenient store. Not a lot of bang for your buck. 20 minutes away you can get twice as much for your money. Have pretty much everything you need and Great produce and deli sandwiches!!!”

  6. 3110 NY-28, Shokan NY 12481

    2.9 Average 49 reviews

    “They do their best. Always in constant motion and at the mercy of how much help they have in the store to keep shelves stocked and cashiers at the registers. No complaints.”

  7. 7738 Main St, Hunter NY 12442

    1.9 Poor 27 reviews

    “WOW! what a place! When you get there go to the counter and tell Emily cdog says sup. They have an assortment of dips and fudge that will blow your socks off. On top of that the hot choco will make you feel like a kid again. if you're ever caught in hunter come to this store”

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