Grocery Stores in Glenolden, PA

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  1. 140 North MacDade Boulevard, Glenolden PA 19036

    3.4 Good 217 reviews

    “Good afternoon Fit family. I didn't go in. I'm a Lyft driver. I dropped someone off who works there. Hello Google Family. I visited this Shop Rite for the first time in ages. I was so excited because they had the oven liners I have been searching for. I always get them from the one in Drexel Hill but they did not have them. I will be shopping here again. Thank you and have a great night Google Family. Eagles won and beat the Ravens 24-19 tonight. Fly Eagles Fly 🥳Workout, be active and mobile, fit and fabulous especially for people over the age of 50 years.”

  2. 50 North MacDade Boulevard, Glenolden PA 19036

    3.3 Good 320 reviews

    “After getting my Me Day started (hair salon), I went to Walmart to get a replacement television I saw online for $88. They were out of stock so I looked at what they had and found one. A day in the life of a single mom, mt autistic sons' tv audio blew out and I gave him my tv so I ended up getting the new one until his breaks passing down.”

  3. 50 N MacDade Blvd, Glenolden PA 19036

    3.2 Average 51 reviews

    “Located in place which nearby to many popular shops, this Walmart gives quite some choices. Their pharmacy is good in terms of the interactions both over phone and directly. The staff is friendly and communicates clearly about processes they follow and the medicines. Far better in all those aspects compared to the other options I tried in nearby places - CVS.”

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