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  1. Grocery Outlet - 110 W 1st Ave

    110 W 1st Ave, Parkesburg PA 19365

    4.4 Superb 43 reviews

    “Every time I have visited the store, the employees are so friendly and the store is so well organized. The latest visit on 5/18/25, was exceptionally pleasant. The cashier, #0022 was just a delight!!”

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  2. King's Sweet Corn & Produce - 2849 Lower Valley Rd

    2849 Lower Valley Rd, Parkesburg PA 19365

    4.9 Superb 21 reviews

    “We come every year for the corn. Decided to try an apple pie last season and it was the worst apple pie we have ever had. Barely any apple or seasoning. It was mostly a clear gelatin filling. We will still be back for the produce!”

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  3. Turkey Hill - 10 E 1st Ave

    10 E 1st Ave, Parkesburg PA 19365

    2.7 Average 25 reviews

    “What can I say - the people are nice enough, I can get sodas and snacks. I think too many people are expecting to have some kind of enlightening customer service experience. It's a gas station convenience store. I have only ever had one unpleasant interaction here with a cashier who got mad I asked her to ring me up, but besides that, it's in and out with what I need.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 100 Commons Drive

    100 Commons Drive, Parkesburg PA 19365

    3.2 Average 275 reviews

    “Where we shop nearly twice a week, great prices, very good quality food products. Have read other reviews and DO NOT SHARE THOSE NEGATIVE opinions, these people are always helpful and courteous have never had any reason to be critical of any them .”

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