Grocery Stores in McDonald, PA

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  1. 200 Station St, McDonald PA 15057

    3.9 Good 16 reviews

    “Small pharmacy in a small town where they know your name and often your family. Friendly staff. Line can be long sometimes if you go at the wrong time and I wish they would stay open until 9, but they close pretty early. That's a bummer at times when I'm working a little late etc. Many times they don't have a medication in stock so you have to wait for them to order it. It would be so nice if they would restock it when they run low, my script isn't being discontinued anytime soon. And if its a Friday, you'll be waiting until Monday, so that's actually an enormous inconvenience. I don't like not having medication for days at a time. Restocking when it gets low would resolve that problem easily otherwise, awesome people providing friendly, personal service, lots of smiling, laughing, ribbing chit chat about how your family is doing or anything new and exciting in each others lives while waiting or checking out”

  2. 315 W Barr St, McDonald PA 15057

    3.8 Good 61 reviews

    “The Mcdonald dollar general is within walking distance of my place, and I'm very grateful for this seeing as I can't drive due to epilepsy. I am there several times a week. Since the store has what I need at inexpensive prices, I get my cleaning supplies and hygiene products here. The whole staff is always kind and helpful; I look forward to interacting with them.”

  3. 200 Station St, McDonald PA 15057

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “Staff is very friendly and the store is small enough I know where everything is. It is convenient to get to because in a small town where a lot of people walk you need that.”

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