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  1. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr C

    5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr C, Leetsdale PA 15056

    3.7 Good 167 reviews

    “Giant Eagle is a decent shopping experience. Prices are a bit high but it's good quality. Shelves are stocked to good levels. Everyone I interacted with was pleasant and helpful.”

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  2. Giant Eagle Bakery - 5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr

    5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr, Leetsdale PA 15056

    3.6 Good 24 reviews

    “They did my son's birthday cake...not only was it so fresh and delicious it was also decorated nicely! The price was very reasonable as well; I was pleasantly surprised at how low the price was when I picked it up. My son's favorite cake is the cookie cake (obviously) and they make the best around! I cannot express enough how fresh the cookie was! We will definitely use the bakery services in the future!”

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  3. Giant Eagle Pharmacy - 5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr

    5 Quaker Village Shopping Ctr, Leetsdale PA 15056

    3 Average 33 reviews

    “While I absolutely cannot say the same about any other aspect of Giant Eagle, this pharmacy is wonderful. I've had multiple occasions where doctors have prescribed me medications with high risk, whether due to drug interactions or my past health history. A pharmacist has caught it every time and called me to inquire if I was aware of the possible risks. And they've always been very patient with me when I've had questions about my medication. I've always had a great customer service experience here!”

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