Grocery Stores in Monongahela, PA

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  1. 711 Rte 481, Monongahela PA 15063

    4.8 Superb 112 reviews

    “I stopped here on a whim and boy am I glad I did. It was a small, reasonably priced grocery store. The dairy selection was great, I really enjoyed the little premade meals, the cut of meat I got from here was excellent & reasonably priced, but my favorite part was the cake. I paid $2.50 for the most delicious, gigantic piece of banana cake. Upon opening it when I got home the wonderous scent of banana wafted up to greet me and the taste did not disappoint. I am driving out of my way to visit here again.”

  2. 1300 Country Club Rd, Monongahela PA 15063

    4 Good 152 reviews

    “Cooked foods department has some great tasting chicken pot pies. However, some Giant Eagle's can overbake the pie. Light brown crust is good, no to dark brown crust because the filing is dried out. Fishers Heights Giant Eagle does an excellent job baking them. Price could be better for its size but, it is delicious in my opinion.”

  3. 1223 West Main Street, Monongahela PA 15063

    3.7 Good 100 reviews

    “All the cashiers are very friendly and helpful. I have no issues with prices. The only reason I didn't give a 5 star is there is just one lady that works in the delli.Very rude and not nice at all.C...y! Other than that its a great store to do my shopping.”

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  5. 1237 West Main Street, Monongahela PA 15063

    3.1 Average 77 reviews

    “As far as Dollar General is concerned, this one is fairly typical. The employees are personable and do their job without making you feel unwelcome, which is a jump up from most DG's. They need to work in recovery and stocking better. It's almost impossible to walk through the store without running into all the unpacked product waiting to be shelved. Its not super professional but it seems that most people have come to accept it as typical of these stores.”

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