Grocery Stores in Kennett Square, PA

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  1. 606 E Cypress St, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.9 Superb 46 reviews

    “They had beautiful produce, but high prices. It was dead, so all of the attention was on us, but freaky. I'm not a thief, but in this overly crowded, overly stimulating world, it felt odd. My husband asked where the bananas where. When he saw the price, he just said no, so we left. Everything looked like it had just been picked. If you like the freshest produce, this is your spot. If price is your concern, debate on it. We did not debate. We went to Walmart. I usually buy my produce at Trader Joe's and Produce Junction. We decided to try The Produce Place to be different.”

  2. 520 S Union St D, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.6 Superb 38 reviews

    “(Translated by Google) Well, what I like the most is the treatment they give to people, they treat you very well, kind, understandable... everything a client needs.(Original)Bueno lo que mas me agrada es el trato que le dan a las personas,lo atienden muy bien,amables,comprensibles...todo lo que un cliente necesita.”

  3. 710 W Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.3 Superb 32 reviews

    “Best Mexican grocery in southern Chester county and that’s saying a lot given all the excellent Mexican food we have here. They bag their own dried chiles so they are much fresher than the options at every other Mexican restaurant where I have shopped. Their chiles don’t crumble into dust because they are fresher and much more fragrant for making home chile powder or chilli/stews. The homemade salsas in mason jars are delicious if a little pricey but for an occasional buy it’s so much better than even the nicer grocery store brands. Ditto for the homemade tortilla chips. If you need good ingredients for Mexican food you can’t beat Lara.”

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  5. 350 Scarlet Road, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “Quick easy next to store. Buy grocery then get points. Then buy discounted gas. Couldn't be better. Clean windshield if you want. Gloves for diesel fuel. Even stuff to buy if paying at booth. Can pay with phone, card, cash your choice. Will be back when points add up.”

  6. 350 Scarlet Rd, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4.2 Good 150 reviews

    “Great resource. You can get so many more things done here than just buy food. Large well laid out store. Clean. Stocked with an amazing variety of goods. Come visit and take the time to wander and learn the store. We'll located multi functional restrooms. This may be your new favorite. #ada #access #holman #flowers #balloons #bar #food #gifts”

  7. 830 East Baltimore Pike Giant, Kennett Square PA 19348

    3.2 Average 8 reviews

    “While I was living in Kennett Square I went to this Giant often for groceries, and they did not disappoint. The items in the isles are organized and easy for someone to find who is unfamiliar with the layout of the store. Their staff is also pretty friendly too.”

  8. 830 East Baltimore Pike, Kennett Square PA 19348

    4 Good 132 reviews

    “Absolutely love this store. A day out from a massive storm & their shelfs were stocked!! I live in philly, was just visiting family, stopping in there was AMAZING! The friendly people, the staff, the cleanliness of the store & the huge variety of different items! Found everything & more!! Great job everyone!! If I could give 10 stars, I would!”

  9. 516 Schoolhouse Road, Kennett Square PA 19348

    3.8 Good 248 reviews

    “We switched from Parkesburg (rude manager) to this one. This appears to be a bigger better managed Walmart. You know there's a problem when a Walmart parking lot is only half full. This parking lot is always full.”

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