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Grocery Stores near New Milford, PA

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  1. Dollar General - 1350 Main Street

    1350 Main Street, New Milford PA 18834

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “I juss went in to do my cash app. The fellas working were so nice and helpful. I can't say anything about the store, I didn't buy anything. Would recommend.”

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  2. Dollar General - 24045 US-11

    24045 US-11, Hallstead PA 18822

    4.3 Superb 67 reviews

    “Meet a gentleman with short cropped hair, beard and glasses, he was extremely knowledgeable, helpful and just an absolute delight to speak to with excellent people skills.”

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  3. Fred's Market - 118 Grand St

    118 Grand St, Susquehanna PA 18847

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “Was so hungry after a long morning and skipped breakfast to go to appointment stopped and bought a sub with Italian dressing and pickles, and some pasta salad. Got my Sandwich home, was so good I did a happy dance in my kitchen.”

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  5. Rob's Market - 25058 US-11

    25058 US-11, Hallstead PA 18822

    4.2 Good 112 reviews

    “I've been to so many delis in NEPA and Rob's Market is the only one that slices my meats and cheeses thin the way I like it. Thank you so much to everyone that's helped me in their deli!”

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  6. Schneider's Market - 177 Erie Blvd

    177 Erie Blvd, Susquehanna PA 18847

    4.2 Good 84 reviews

    “Staple to the community owner is a great guy and very supportive of the community and does a lot to help the area employees are very friendly hot meals daily definitely my main place to do shopping”

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  7. Dollar General - 1351 E Main St

    1351 E Main St, Susquehanna PA 18847

    4 Good 94 reviews

    “I go to the Dollar Generals in New Milford, PA and Susquehanna, PA the most. I really like the expansion of the Susquehanna store. The prices tend to be off though when the item is rung up. Tags say one price and rings up another. Happens very often. The other issue with the Susq store is one of the cashiers. There is an older cashier at the Susq store who is always a little snippy with customers. I've experienced it personally a couple of times and have witnessed it with other customers as well. She always seems to be in a bad mood. She embarrassed my friend one time by making her feel stupid when she was having a hard time with the new self checkout lane. It was extremely unprofessional. The other cashiers are usually very pleasant?❤️”

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  8. Price Chopper - 6750 PA-706

    6750 PA-706, Montrose PA 18801

    3.8 Good 134 reviews

    “Great grocery store with everything you need. The prices are reasonable. The staff is very friendly and help you get what you need. The store is clean and well stocked. Great place to get groceries in the area.”

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