Grocery Stores in Fleetwood, PA

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  1. 14030 Kutztown Road, Fleetwood PA 19522

    4.7 Superb 125 reviews

    “Love stopping in for coffee it’s close by and way better than you would expect for a farmers market. Staff is friendly and the baked goods are delicious. Fairly certain the apple cider donuts have crack in them they’re so good”

  2. 44 Farmers Drive, Fleetwood PA 19522

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “The Dollar general had everything that I needed. It's a Dollar store but this one was nicer than most it's well stocked up on most of the stuff that they carry and the place is very clean. The staff always try to help you and will go in the back to try to find what ever it is you are looking for if they don't have it on the shelf. Don't believe me stop in and just ask.”

  3. 408 Park Rd, Fleetwood PA 19522

    4.3 Superb 136 reviews

    “Nice variety of selections, but not overwhelming. They carry everything i need, in an efficient space. Deli is very nice. Staff are helpful and friendly. What more can you ask for.”

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  5. 105 South Buttonwood Street, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.6 Good 42 reviews

    “Park in lot on left and walk to guard shack to check in and for directions. Weigh on way in and out. Unloading quickly. Probably overnight is cool, but you’re in a neighborhood so idling is probably not.”

  6. 133 West Main Street, Fleetwood PA 19522

    3.1 Average 29 reviews

    “Ever since the new store manager Robert took over, it has been an absolute delight to shop here. Store is very clean and well stocked. Employees have an improved attitude. Just goes to show what superior leadership can accomplish.”

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