Grocery Stores in Freedom, PA

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  1. 824 PA-989, Freedom PA 15042

    3.8 Good 56 reviews

    “Nice little store, it’s good to grab a few small things if you don’t want to go the distance to a bigger store. Staff is always friendly. Decent little store!”

  2. 2155 Conway Wallrose Road, Freedom PA 15042

    3.6 Good 17 reviews

    “I made a stop at this location for the first time. I usually go to the one on Duss when I visit my son. Went to the Duss location first. It was filthy. There were boxes everywhere. Some where you could hardly get down the aisle. Shelves were just about empty and looked like items were just thrown in the shelves. I left and went to the one on Freedom for the first time. Store was clean. Staff was friendly and attentive. Shelves were well stocked and neat. There were no carts or boxes to be seen. This will be my go to store.”

  3. 2500 Lovi Rd, Freedom PA 15042

    2.7 Average 24 reviews

    “Receiving starts at 6am Between Monday to Friday No weekend delivery and Friday half day appointment required but not too strict Arrived at 645am for 8am appointment and was out of there by 8am Lumber fee... Security is respectful and courtesy No overnight parking”

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  5. 2500 Lovi Road, Freedom PA 15042

    1.7 Poor 6 reviews

    “This is not a Giant Eagle Pharmacy but a Office building Pharmacy. It is not open to the public. However, scripts can be filled from this location and sent to a Giant Eagle Pharmacy within your local area.”

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