Grocery Stores in Everett, PA

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  1. 802 N Spring St, Everett PA 15537

    4.6 Superb 47 reviews

    “This little store offers so much - many homemade bakery items and goodies, homemade soups, and fresh made-to-order sandwiches. They offer many different deli meats and cheeses. They have a huge variety of spices and seasonings, sauces, pasta, candy, and so much more. Stop in and check them out!”

  2. 250 W Main St, Everett PA 15537

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “I've never had a single bad experience here. It's easy to access and the staff are so nice? Don't forget to shop at FoodLiner to get some gas points for the pump”

  3. 11 E Main St, Everett PA 15537

    3.9 Good 31 reviews

    “The clerks have some of the most genuine outstanding people and customer service going. They are exceptionally kind to us customers adn really the regional managers really owe the clerks a huge recognition debt for their patience and customer service. Likewise the manager is just the nicest boss anywhere...really really impressed. The only downside is that the computers crash 6 times a day causing mass delays in processing the customers. The clerks never complain and we love them so much we just put up with the long lines caused by the computer problems.Dr John b Tukey DVMif i had a company id steal ur clerks and manager from u all in a second.”

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  5. 16 Mile Level Road, Everett PA 15537

    4 Good 76 reviews

    “If you're traveling over the road or local this is a Top Notch market. Roger and the staff were homestyle helpful and the deals in abundance. The restroom is clean and features the newest Sloan plumbing fixtures. I haven't seen anything that can beat it between here and Los Angeles, CA.”

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