Grocery Stores in Bridgeville, PA

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  1. 3013 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    4.5 Superb 145 reviews

    “㉕¢ Your food budget goes far here! Cutrently the champion in the area on best value for the money on groceries. Only complaint is that if I go through the cahsier line... when I swap shopping carts, I always get one with no quarter. What is wrong with people that use anything but a quarter? We live in a society! I try to use my one qiarter and put it back in the car when I'm done because who uses cash any more?”

  2. 1155 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    4.2 Good 231 reviews

    “Great grocery store with many healthy options. Using the mobile application for weekly specials is a pain, but they have some organic produce that is hard to find elsewhere. I mostly go when there's something specific I want to find like Tuscan kale or a single starfruit for a recipe. They also have a salad bar and easy things to throw together into a salad already cut up, and roasted chicken. It's a smaller store to walk through with an accessible parking lot. Staff are friendly.”

  3. 4000 Victoria Street, Bridgeville PA 15017

    4.8 Superb 29 reviews

    “Very thorough exam!! They carry a nice selection of frames at great prices. Chelsey and Brenna are wonderful and very knowledgeable. Highly recommended BJ’s Optical!!”

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  5. 4000 Victoria St, Bridgeville PA 15017

    4.1 Good 47 reviews

    “This gas station can be busy sometimes or there can be a long line. I do like that they have diesel at almost every single pump and you could do tap the paint pretty easily. It does require a BJ's membership to get gas here so be in mine and they do have a spot to fill your tires up with air if need the”

  6. 1025 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.6 Good 162 reviews

    “Giant Eagle has great produce. Honestly I'm to the point where GE trips are supplimental to get things that are unavailable at a certain nearby grocer where you need a quarter to secure a buggy. ㉕ I do wish that more checkouts were open on the regular... whether populated or automated. This store has a great lauout & a good selection... and at least it's not priced like Fresh Thyme or Whole Foods.”

  7. 3239 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.6 Good 157 reviews

    “Love this store! Very clean every time I’m at the store. Hot foods rocks the chicken!! The ladies do an awesome job every time I order for our pot lucks at work!!”

  8. 3239 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.6 Good 49 reviews

    “There are so many Starbucks stores in the Bridgeville area now, it's crazy... but this is the only once located inside of a larger store! It's pretty basic, as you'd expect. There are no chairs for sitting and relaxing, it is simply a counter. You can quickly grab your essentials for caffeination on your way in or out of the store.”

  9. 3239 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    4 Good 9 reviews

    “I love this neighborhood store!! Staff is friendly and it always has good produce... and liquor store is convenient; the Starbucks is an added bonus! I'm grateful it's close by and I don't have to spend two hours roaming around the store to try to find what I need. It's the perfect size. I've lived in other cities and other townships in Pittsburgh, and there is much to be desired at other grocery markets. This store is great!!”

  10. 4000 Victoria Street, Bridgeville PA 15017

    3.1 Average 128 reviews

    “When you compare BJ's to Sam's club or Costco, I think they do stand out a good bit. I really like the fact that they have a full service deli here in the meat. Selection's pretty good and the gas prices could be a little bit better compared to the two other wholesale clubs, but I hate going in there sometimes just because I don't like the sales people in there who try to sell you like a new roof or something like that”

  11. 3239 Washington Pike, Bridgeville PA 15017

    2.8 Average 42 reviews

    “For recent complaints due to Rite Aid closing, please customers and patrons to the South Fayette Pharmacy, please take a moment to step back and think about about the comments and use some basic logic. If demand is multiplied to whatever “nth” extreme Iieu of other pharmacies closing, it is because business is heavier at the remaining local pharmacies due to the closings. Be patient and have some due diligence also in addition to the unfortunate increase in illnesses this winter. Go earlier, be ready, be empathetic and kind. I have been there twice in the last 3 days and stood in line a few times each visit but it is the most expedient pharmacy that I have been too. Give credit to where credit is due. As a veteran, I have to pay up front although 100% disabled and both visits each pharmacy tech and /or pharmacist has tried to figure out why and were persistently trying to figure it all out and get some financial help for me in my situation even though I know any pharmacy I go to, other than the VA, I get charged. They kept trying even though I knew the end state was out of my wallet and they kept trying to figure out what plan I may have. So for all those that have gripes and complaints, I apologize because maybe people like myself being helped by those individuals without them be obliged to do so, still went out of their way. So blame me and others that they may try to help a little bit more. They are slammed and working even on Christmas Eve so but I never once felt poorly about the way they conducted business. Maybe next time, all complaintees should wake up a little earlier and get in line before they open or use your spare time to wait patiently and arrive earlier in line to be helped versus using your free time to just complain about a lack of. To the South Fayette Pharmacists and Pharmacy Tech’s and Intern’s, thank you for being pleasant and continuously helpful and kind. Both visits I left happier than when I arrive due to their efforts. So thank you and ignore those who don’t value your hard work. Have a safe holiday and safer New Year!”

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