Grocery Stores in Franklin, PA

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  1. 1407 Pittsburgh Road, Franklin PA 16323

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “Honestly, it's hard to write much of a review because places like Dollar General, Family Dollar, Dollar Tree, and Walmart are all pretty similar these days. They all carry the same basic household items, snacks, and everyday essentials, and most locations offer nearly the exact same experience. There really aren't many alternative options available, so most people end up shopping at whichever store is closest or most convenient. That's part of why writing a review feels a bit moot. One location might be cleaner or better stocked than another, but at the end of the day they're all large chain stores selling largely the same products. There isn't much variety between them, and without many other choices around, it's hard to say one stands out from the rest. If you need everyday essentials, it gets the job done, but it offers pretty much what you'd expect and not much different from similar stores.”

  2. 541 Allegheny Boulevard, Franklin PA 16323

    4 Good 152 reviews

    “Franklin Giant Eagle has a good variety of groceries, a nice selection of deli items and a large produce section. Their pharmacy set up and drive-thru is cumbersome and if you are in the store for pharmacy, you end up standing in the middle of the aisles where people are trying to get through to shop when you are standing in line. They need to rethink and revamp that whole corner of the store. When going through the drive-thru they have increased the time it takes you to check out by adding extra steps outside.”

  3. 2525 Patchel Run Rd, Franklin PA 16323

    4.1 Good 26 reviews

    “This is the first time visiting the store. It's nice and clean, with affordable prices. Products are clearly marked and the store is nice and bright. What impressed me the most was the kind,friendly, helpful employees. I'm disabled in a wheelchair, and the employee asked me if I was able to get around the store okay. I told her yes,that I don't mind being disabled in the chair. What bothers me is when places aren't accessible. She said that they have been working on it. I let her know that I truly appreciate it. I'll definitely be a returning customer!”

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  5. 1269 Liberty St, Franklin PA 16323

    4.3 Superb 7 reviews

  6. 228 Rocky Grove Avenue, Franklin PA 16323

    3.8 Good 18 reviews

    “Nice little store, but if you're looking to purchase fuel drive on for there's no pumps. There'd be no room for them with current configuration because the parking area is small. I believe beer is not sold here.”

  7. 697 Allegheny Boulevard, Franklin PA 16323

    3.8 Good 54 reviews

    “Vastly prefer this store over the others. The newer ones are built on locations that hadn't been built on for a reason, always have leaks, dimly lit etc. This one has been standing since I was a kid, and it shows. The aisles are well maintained, not cramped like some of the newer stores. Just a nice location.”

  8. 541 Allegheny Boulevard, Franklin PA 16323

    3.5 Good 22 reviews

    “The people & pharmacists at this location are always friendly and do their best to answer any questions & fill your RXS promptly! Happy with their service ?”

  9. 1015 Buffalo St, Franklin PA 16323

    3.3 Good 66 reviews

    “First time here. A gem hidden away in a backstreet.Didn't realize how much is available in the building; typical supermarket, but with a floral dept, Deli and tables to eat at.My wife finally found her much-loved Middleswarth chips in this area! ? Very friendly staff on the registers.”

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