Supermarkets in Port Chester, NY

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  1. 155 N Main St, Port Chester NY 10573

    4.1 Good 79 reviews

    “Great latin market, they even sell fresh fruits that I only see frozen in other places. I was able to find everything I needed to make my ajiaco santafereño. Plenty of spices, and I even got colombian soda and beer! ?”

  2. 155 Irving Ave, Port Chester NY 10573

    4.7 Superb 3 reviews

    “Is was very pleasent to shop in this store, employees are nice, treat me well,get good directions if I can't find an item, all personal are kind and treat you with respect”

  3. 25 Waterfront Place, Port Chester NY 10573

    3.7 Good 123 reviews

    “I just had the best customer service experience since I moved to this country! John was incredibly welcoming, patient, and professional while showing us the store’s deals and specials. He made the whole experience enjoyable from start to finish. A 10/10 experience—I truly couldn’t have asked for better service!”

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  5. 155 Irving Ave, Port Chester NY 10573

    3 Average 18 reviews

    “The store has a hidden gem inside. They make fresh Dominican food every day... It's too die for. When I visit back home I make sure to stop here because the food has so much flavor and the lady that makes the food is so delightful. Thumbs up!”

  6. 66 Poningo St, Port Chester NY 10573

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

    “Great shop. Have absolutely everything you could need in short order. Prepared food is dope. Amazing breakfast, pupusas and salsa fresca is a go to in our house. Fresh whole watermelons, amazong cafe con leche.”

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