Grocery Stores near Farmington, PA

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  1. 3701 National Pike, Farmington PA 15437

    4 Good 88 reviews

    “This Dollar General is convenient. The staff in the store is friendly. The ailes were easy to navigate. However, there was an item that I was charged for and did not purchase. I called the store. I gave the info to the manager that was on the receipt. She said she was sorry. But she could not help. I wondered why my purchase was higher than expected.”

  2. 1249 W Penn Blvd, Uniontown PA 15401

    4.4 Superb 87 reviews

    “Honestly I like the Perryopolis Pennsylvania location the best but we would not make it there before they closed so we stopped here instead...we found everything we were looking for, good selection of items, friendly staff - recommend checking them out?”

  3. 474 N Gallatin Ave Ext, Uniontown PA 15401

    4.2 Good 70 reviews

    “They have all the essentials and more! ! Best of all you can always find a DG LOCALLY, in a random location. However, perfectly placed so that there is alway one only a few miles away from home.”

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  5. 1137 National Pike Hwy, Uniontown PA 15401

    4.1 Good 74 reviews

    “Love the stuff they have there. A lot of nice things outside for summer. They are so cute and they are like 4 or 5 bucks because they are trying to get rid of summer things.”

  6. 1236 Connellsville Street, Lemont Furnace PA 15456

    3.6 Good 62 reviews

    “I have 2 top dollar general stores I will go to, and this is definitely one of my favorites. The one at 273 McClellandtown Rd, Uniontown PA, and the one on Connellsville street, Lemont furnace are the best.”

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