Grocery Stores in Morrisville, PA

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  1. 1279 Old Bristol Pike, Morrisville PA 19067

    4.1 Good 79 reviews

    “Always a great visit, everyone that works there is helpful, respectful, always make you feel welcome. Well kept store along with shelves stocked! Love going to this store specifically!”

  2. 1180 Bristol Pike, Morrisville PA 19067

    4.4 Superb 14 reviews

    “I love this place everything about it. It may not look like much on the outside but it is so much better on the inside it is cleaner and cheaper, than the Wawa and Dollar General which are literally right there. They have great take out. The fried chicken is the best WAYYYYY BETTER then Rising Canes, KFC, or Poppies. The best part about Friendly Mart is the people who run it are extremely friendly and professional and they treat each and every customer like family”

  3. 833 W Trenton Ave, Morrisville PA 19067

    3.7 Good 200 reviews

    “Great Giant! Beautiful store, very wide range of products, and well-maintained. Especially the fresh produce departments. ​More than enough free parking right in front of the door. Guest restrooms are available. ​Special thanks to Assistant Manager Tim for the great service! ​This store comes highly recommended for your grocery shopping.”

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  5. 332 W Trenton Ave Ste 11, Morrisville PA 19067

    3.1 Average 109 reviews

    “The last time that I visited this location the shelves were almost empty but the employee was very friendly & he explained that since the Dollar Tree on W. Trenton Ave., Morrisville, Pa. 19067 was closed for an unknown reason; his store was bombarded that morning. Overall, his friendliness made the shopping experience a good one.”

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