Grocery Stores near North East, PA

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  1. 109 W Main St, North East PA 16428

    4 Good 137 reviews

    “I love shopping here early Sunday mornings! I am able to locate all my ingredients for Sunday's family dinner. I especially like the variety of spices they stock, as well as The Rustik Oven's sourdough bread. Thank you.”

  2. 10670 W Main St, North East PA 16428

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “Same great store as alway. If you have never been to a Dollar General, Is kinda like family dollar, you will find most of the same products. I just happen to find a Pepsi truck delivering. That kinda my thing.”

  3. 6992 Buffalo Rd, Harborcreek PA 16421

    4.7 Superb 121 reviews

    “Fantastic local grocery store with everything from on site custom meat butchering, to fresh subs and pizza. Weekly specials with great prices on everything from steaks to chicken wings. Gambling machines also. ?”

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  5. 10765 W Main St, Ripley NY 14775

    4.9 Superb 58 reviews

    “Great little store !! Family owned lottery beer and amazing subs!! Will definitely be back and they also have a Christmas tree farm with great looking trees for the holidays”

  6. 50 E Main St, Ripley NY 14775

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “Dollar General has always saved me. Driving in the woods, no houses in site, need food drinks and a bathroom.... over the hill... and BAM! A Dollar General. They always have the life-saving items!”

  7. 5866 Station Rd, Erie PA 16510

    4.1 Good 72 reviews

    “My hometown has a Country Fair on practically every other mile or so. Love them! Gas, food, cigarettes, novelties, coffee, subs, etc. at good prices. THUMBS UP ?”

  8. 5741 Buffalo Rd, Harborcreek PA 16421

    3.7 Good 212 reviews

    “The RV are allowed to park in parking lots overnight but not the people although on very rare occasions you may see homeless kids or kids around the ages of 14 to 18”

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