Grocery Stores near Nicholson, PA

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  1. 37 State St, Nicholson PA 18446

    4.2 Good 78 reviews

    “I give this one 5 ⭐ cause it's the first time I ever seen alcohol in one! I asked the cashier if it was cause it's NY, she had no idea. I'm guessing so. it was clean and stocked for the most part.”

  2. 1297 PA-307, Dalton PA 18414

    4.8 Superb 66 reviews

    “Considering that there's no other markets close, this one does a decent job. Bigger inside than it looks, with a fair inventory (although light on the produce side). A bit expensive on many items, but at least you can get them. Friendly staff working there.”

  3. 578 Carbondale Rd, Scott PA 18447

    4.2 Good 160 reviews

    “Clean. Friendly staff. Good sale prices. Store has been updated and rearranged. It's even nicer than before! There is even a wine section 👍 Great sales every week. The meatballs sales are really great 👍🏻”

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  5. 100 Old Lackawanna Trail, Clarks Summit PA 18411

    4 Good 129 reviews

    “Convenient shopping center with adequate parking. A good variety of stores for a one-stop shop. Easy on and off with multiple options on entrances/exists. Mostly local clientele. Service is usually good at all the stores.”

  6. 1020 Northern Blvd, South Abington PA 18411

    3.9 Good 189 reviews

    “A convenient location to pick up something quick or do a full shopping visit. The deli personnel are always efficient and friendly, especially Andrew. He is exceptional! The self check out experience is also fast and easy. There's always someone there to help expedite that process if there's an issue.”

  7. 138 College Ave, Factoryville PA 18419

    3.5 Good 70 reviews

    “Don’t listen to the out dated reviews. The staff is very nice. If I come back around this area again I’ll definitely stop by again! Prices were not that bad. This was also my first time going to a dollar general. Please be kind to the staff guys!”

  8. 581 Carbondale Rd, Blakely PA 18447

    3.4 Good 13 reviews

    “About 4 years ago, this dollar general used to have horribly mannered workers. The place was an absolute mess. I have seen them change this store around in just a few months. The employees working now are absolutely amazing. They are always staying busy stocking and straightening the shelves. I like this store, the location is close to my house. If I forget something at the grocery store or the kids need something last minute, it is very convenient for me. I appreciate all the employees for having manners and for being so polite with a smile. Thank you for changing this place and hiring amazing workers. They really should be recognized for the hard work they did cleaning up after the mess it was before.”

  9. 1020 Northern Blvd, Clarks Summit PA 18411

    2.6 Average 10 reviews

    “I hadn't been inside a Weis Markets in such a long time until i found one nearby where we were eating yesterday. And although we left without buying a single thing - because this particular Weis is small and doesn't have much selection - they also didn't have a big majority of the stuff we generally shoot for. Among a few things we looked for any signs of bananas but we just couldn't find them and the stores' layout in produce was confusing. My brother found some single cake pieces but knew he couldn't carry it out without it melting before reaching home 2+ hours away, so forwent the piece and placed it back on the shelves. We all noticed a brand that another competitor store in a nearby state sells - TopCare- and could tell a price difference that seemed to be higher between Weis and that competitor for the same product. (tops Friendly markets in NY sells TopCare with the same branding and contact details on the box.I did like the reminder that social distancing was in place on the interior floor marker as you walk in near produce, but after that everybody is on the honor system. Im okay with that, given my stste takes their coronavirus precautions several steps farther.”

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