Grocery Stores in Girard, PA

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  1. 9165 West Ridge Road, Girard PA 16417

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “They have 2 of the most big hearted employees there they went above and beyond to go out of thier way to help me it was something so little but helped on such a overwhelming day Thank you both so much!!!”

  2. 605 Main St E, Girard PA 16417

    3.8 Good 64 reviews

    “The store manger was super helpful Saturday morning when I stopped in to get candy for the football team for the Dan Rice Days Parade. She saw the large quantity I was buying and assisted me with finding a good coupon to help safe a little. She wasn't bothered by having more than one transaction to ring out and made sure we had everything we needed before we left. Staff it always friendly, but she was really looking out for me as a customer! We definitely will be back! Thank you!”

  3. 308 Main Street West, Girard PA 16417

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “If you've never been here before then make sure you come into the parking lot slowly there is a massive dip for drainage that will throw you around if your not ready for it as 4 the service always good here”

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  5. 9125 W Ridge Rd Box 162, Girard PA 16417

    3.8 Good 150 reviews

    “Nothing fancy, nothing foul. Standard shopping experience, nothing new here. Just like most other retailers. Friendly and helpful staff keep the shopping experience decent.”

  6. 9125 West Ridge Road, Girard PA 16417

    2.5 Average 39 reviews

    “Too bad I can't get a certain prescription here due to Giant Eagle being more worried about inventory than taking care of their long time customers..Have to get this prescription at Wegmajlnd now with no issues.”

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