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  1. ALDI - 15 Wilderness Trail

    15 Wilderness Trail, Hamburg PA 19526

    4.6 Superb 94 reviews

    “I love Aldi and we shop here often. I tend to shop the "outside aisles" at Aldi. So mostly fruit, veggies, meat, cheese, nuts, dairy. The problem with this location is ALWAYS waiting in long checkout lines. They do not have self checkout for some crazy reason. If there's even a cashier, there's almost only just one and a very very long line. If you go during off-peak times, the cashier is often not even at the register, and you have to wait for them to see you there. It's annoying for sure, however we continue to shop there anyway. They NEED SELF-CHECKOUT, but they told me once that they'll never get it because Aldi won't get it for all of their stores.”

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  2. Redner's Warehouse Markets - 500 Hawk Ridge Drive

    500 Hawk Ridge Drive, Hamburg PA 19526

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “Friendly and helpful staff, decent prices. They take much better care of their produce than Walmart, and it's worth paying a little more for Redner's: Walmart's greens are often already rotting in containers: you can check my photos of that place.This location also has lawn furniture for reasonably affordable, about $50 more than Amazon for a $200 unit. You can buy firewood here too.”

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