Grocery Stores in Exton, PA

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  1. 190 West Lincoln Highway, Exton PA 19341

    4.3 Superb 174 reviews

    “My family loves Aldi. I get most of my produce and spices here. We love the Organic Tomato canned soup. It's the best soup. I hope they bring that soup back again soon.”

  2. 125 W Lincoln Hwy, Exton PA 19341

    4.7 Superb 49 reviews

    “I am a very passionate Trader Joe’s shopper. I love their products but I also love their store experience. The Exton location is no different. I’ve been to a couple different local stores and this one is by far my favorite. The employees are so kind and go out their way to help you with any questions you have. Everything is always so well stocked and the store is bright and very clean. They also have one of the best parking lots of any TJ’s I have been to. It’s always such a joy to see Lynda and Caleb at the store. They are two of my favs. They are both so pleasant and kind. Keep up the amazing work, Exton Trader Joe’s! Thank you for the consistent awesome experience!”

  3. 11 Marchwood Rd, Exton PA 19341

    4.2 Good 83 reviews

    “Under new ownership, so things may change. But, amazing produce and noodles and everything asian. Also, prior to the handoff, they did accept SNAP. The new owners did not at the current time, but it sounded like they may in the future.”

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  5. 175 North Pottstown Pike, Exton PA 19341

    4 Good 261 reviews

    “The products are slightly more expensive compared to other supermarkets, but they are of excellent quality. Vegetables and bakery are really fresh though”

  6. 29 Marchwood Rd, Exton PA 19341

    4 Good 129 reviews

    “Wow. First time going there and will be BACK. The samosas are first rate, as well as the jalebi (it's like funnel cake but more crispy) and gulab desserts. Amazing naan breads, sauces and curries, favorites are the chickpeas in the sauce and the chicken tikka masala. Love that they have a hot food bar, I rarely see those!!!”

  7. 104 Bartlett Avenue, Pottstown Pike Ste 100, Exton PA 19341

    4 Good 125 reviews

    “I hope this review finds this store’s manager and their main office. First off being autistic I don’t like to shop in too many loud places and I’m picky about where I shop. Sadly because sometimes other places treat autistic people as though we’re incompetent. This location is in my opinion the absolute best and I come here purposely because the staff is always so patient, helpful, and kind here. Secondly I want to personally thank Gabi and Josue (I hope I spelt your names right). I was checking out and Gabi helped first helped me with the new Lidl app and secondly my food stamp card and my Visa card weren’t working. I told them the wrong numbers which made the whole transaction a mess and I felt guilty as my mistake caused their register to not go through. Gabi and Josue were so kind and professional as I felt so bad I held up their time and the line that I was shaking and about to cry. I had to call my mom to verify the balance on her benefits card, and I felt awful because I was holding up the line. Sadly I had to put a couple of things back and I had forgotten my capital one card and my current one only had 65.00 on it. Gabi and Josue picked up my things (I helped) and we re-rung everything besides the items I didn’t have enough for and the transaction went through. I am so grateful for their patience, their understanding and professionalism. Josue for his management skills and Gabi for her kind words of “I hope your day gets easier”. As an autistic woman I WISHED MORE stores would follow this example because sometimes like me you may accidentally give the wrong dollar amount and also forget your card at home. Thank you Josue and Gabi and the staff at the Exton Lidl location. I promise next time I won’t forget my card and I’ll definitely be back for the items I put back and use the right card. Thank you Gabi and Josue for your help and handling my situation with care. Please keep doing what you are doing and thank you for your professionalism.💜”

  8. 141 Swedesford Road, Exton PA 19341

    3.9 Good 208 reviews

    “This Exton Giant grocery store has a wide selection of fresh fruit, fresh produce, meat, and other essentials no other grocery store in Southeastern PA can match that trust. Giant used to have its BonusCard loyalty program, now they have the Giant Choice Rewards loyalty program. Giant even has Martin's potato chips! Giant. Quality. Selection. Savings. Every Day!”

  9. 168 Eagleview Blvd, Exton PA 19341

    3.8 Good 171 reviews

    “You can find everything here, which is organized well and they are fresh. Staff is so polite and helpful. Especially veggies and fruits are good and fresh. Instagram: _zen_h_”

  10. 141 Swedesford Road, Exton PA 19341

    3.4 Good 24 reviews

    “I was talking with technician she is super nice and patient help with my prescription issue, compare to my previous pharmacy this location is heaven. I am taking all my future meds here.”

  11. 201 Sunrise Blvd, Exton PA 19341

    3.1 Average 26 reviews

    “It's probably my favorite target in the area, closer to Pottstown Pike and standing on its own place. This target has a lot of parking. They do have curbside pickup options available. As you enter the target, they have Starbucks on your left, I have tried them, and it's good. Then, you will see customer service and lead to the clothing section. I have done toys, clothing, stationery, seasonal, and bikes purchased here. Their ambiance and maintenance of the store are great. The collection they have is greater than other targets nearby giving a great value.”

  12. 402 W Lincoln Hwy, Exton PA 19341

    3.3 Good 160 reviews

    “Sooo good. Dont be afraid if you aren't of Indian descent. Everyone will help you. Just ask. Produce, curry, rice, awesome cookies (British and indian), and Mango ice cream. You will return.”

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