Grocery Stores in Darby, PA

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  1. 201 S 4th St, Darby PA 19023

    4.7 Superb 25 reviews

    “The staff members here are very nice and kind. I've never had their sandwiches or cooked food, so I can't speak on that, but based on service alone, I love coming here”

  2. 524 Main St, Darby PA 19023

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “This is such a great papi store to go to. Imo they got almost everything you need. Their ice coffee is the BEST. I’ve heard they sell smoothies so I might check that out. Reasonable prices and the staff is so nice. They really updated here. It deserves more attention!!”

  3. 301 Main St, Darby PA 19023

    4.4 Superb 31 reviews

    “I really enjoy this store, and the staff. Very convenient location, and hours of operation. Every time I go to shop, I find something new. One of my favorite things to order is the banana strawberry smoothie. ?”

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  5. 150 S MacDade Blvd, Darby PA 19023

    3.4 Good 141 reviews

    “This Save-a-Lot Location has very professional staff members that have good customer service skills. No doubt in the staff and the store is well stocked. I just had a problem when checking out at a cash register, the Save-a-Lot system is so outdated that the system doesn't accept my QR Code or neither my tax exempt code.”

  6. 942 Forrester Ave, Darby PA 19023

    2.9 Average 17 reviews

    “food is always delicious but sometimes they put too much condiments on the fries, a tiny bit of cheese in the cheese steaks where the meat overpowers the cheese, and they put cheese in my chicken empanada when I asked for none. You just have to make sure to repeat yourself! but I really recommend 😊”

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