Grocery Stores in North Huntingdon, PA

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  1. 12259 US-30, North Huntingdon PA 15642

    4.3 Superb 49 reviews

    “The majority of the employees are friendly for the most part, considering how busy they are. There is one young guy that works there puts a damper on things. He isn't very friendly and I have had him not answer me when I've spoken to him. Very disrespectful.”

  2. 8901 US-30, North Huntingdon PA 15642

    4 Good 68 reviews

    “My wife recently picked me up a German Chocolate Birthday cake it was incredible Prob one of the best cake i ever had!!!!!! Cake was huge for 20.99 keep up the great work at your bakery??”

  3. 8901 US-30, North Huntingdon PA 15642

    3.7 Good 223 reviews

    “I like shopping at Giant Eagle in White Oak. I also enjoyed working with my managers Renee, Royal, Carol, and Irene. The store is just too small for the population that it serves so llines at the register can be long and tedious for the customers. Overall, I think that Giant Eagle is doing what they can to keep prices low. The produce is fresh, the bakery is delicious, and the White Oak community is very friendly.”

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  5. 8901 US-30, North Huntingdon PA 15642

    2 Poor 89 reviews

    “Sanaa and her team at the North Huntingdon location are phenomenal. We were in a time crunch trying to get our IVF medications, and needed a prescription transferred over quickly. Despite it being right at closing time, they went above and beyond to make sure everything was taken care of. Their compassion, urgency, and willingness to help during such an important and stressful time meant the world to us. Exceptional customer service like this is hard to find, and we are incredibly grateful for their support. Thank you, Sanaa and team!”

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