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  1. Center Grocery Store (Bulk Foods & Deli) - 29 Peight Dr

    29 Peight Dr, Belleville PA 17004

    4.9 Superb 13 reviews

    “Nice little Amish store tucked away in Belleville. Great fresh made hoagies. Lots of fresh sliced or bulk meats and cheeses. Dry goods, vegetables and much more.”

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  2. Dollar General - 4514 E Main St

    4514 E Main St, Belleville PA 17004

    4.7 Superb 34 reviews

    “Nice new store in Belleville. Plenty of inventory. Had the automotive items I needed. Personnel were helpful. Parking ample. Hard to turn left coming back on to Route 655 southbound - traffic always heavy.”

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  3. Peight's Store - 136 Peight Store Ln

    136 Peight Store Ln, Belleville PA 17004

    4.7 Superb 158 reviews

    “Peight's is an awesome store. We vacation in that area once a year so we can go to Peight's and stock up on products we can't get elsewhere. They are an amazing store with a little bit of everything!”

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  5. Sharp Shopper Grocery Outlet - 4305 E Main St

    4305 E Main St, Belleville PA 17004

    4.7 Superb 155 reviews

    “Great place to find bargains. Occasionally you can find that deal that blows you away and you have to fill your cart with it. I think most people know you have to watch expiration dates.”

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  6. Whitehall Store and Mercantile - 2517 PA-655

    2517 PA-655, Belleville PA 17004

    4.5 Superb 86 reviews

    “Great deli with fresh ingredients & large portions. The employees are always very nice as well. Plenty of local treats, meats, cheese & candies to choose from.”

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