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Grocery Stores near Pleasantville, PA

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  1. Dollar General - 426 Merrick St

    426 Merrick St, Pleasantville PA 16341

    3.4 Good 52 reviews

    “So happy they got rid of the mean lady. She worked there way too long. Everyone complained about. Finally after years of avoiding that store I can go back again.”

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  2. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 110 S Martin St

    110 S Martin St, Titusville PA 16354

    4.3 Superb 137 reviews

    “Helpful Staff, Employee's answered all of my questions, Food in Produce is fresh and tasty! All products are organized. Easy to find! Great Sales! Advantage Card is a must for some bargain's !!!!”

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  3. Farm Fresh Foods - 111 Faulkner Dr

    111 Faulkner Dr, Tionesta PA 16353

    4.3 Superb 69 reviews

    “Maybe not the best prices you'll ever find but kind staff and they sell beer now. Additionally they have fresh good meals each day if you are on the road for lunch or don't feel like cooking.”

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  5. Hallers General Store - 632 Elm St

    632 Elm St, Tionesta PA 16353

    4.5 Superb 65 reviews

    “What can I say about this place? Seems like it’s been there forever. I’ve been going there for years. We always stop and get ice cream sometimes a sandwich from the subway there obviously gasoline and any other little knickknack or snack that we desire when we’re up in the mountains, cool Little gas station.”

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  6. Save A Lot - 111 Diamond Street

    111 Diamond Street, Titusville PA 16354

    4.1 Good 89 reviews

    “Save a Lot is extremely important to my family. It is one of the only stores that has a butcher. Which means FRESH CUT MEAT. Those of you who find it OK to eat MEAT from The Walmart. Well you are probably eating meat that has been set out for hour's if not day's. Not only is there meat days old but the cheese at Wal-Mart is also gross. I will refrain from going into details. Although it is a little known fact that there is plastic partials in different cheese products. Which you're going to find at Walmart. Where Save a Lot sells cheese made locally. Such as HILLANDALE which is 100% real cheese.”

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  7. Dollar General - 128 W Spring St

    128 W Spring St, Titusville PA 16354

    4.2 Good 80 reviews

    “I try and stop in any time I have to go through this town. This store is such a pleasure to be in. The shelves are well stocked and organized and the staff is pleasant and friendly. I see the same products elsewhere, but somehow the shopping experience here makes it worth the expense and the trip! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 11415 Hydetown Rd

    11415 Hydetown Rd, Titusville PA 16354

    4 Good 200 reviews

    “Didnt have the milk I wanted or the orange juice I normally buy everything was empty plus it was a friday should have had things stocked try not to go to this walmart found other places to get my milk went this Friday everything all stocked up must have a new manager everything is good in the store”

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  9. Plumer Country Store - 1303 PA-227

    1303 PA-227, Oil City PA 16301

    4.4 Superb 17 reviews

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  10. Giant Eagle Pharmacy - 110 S Martin St

    110 S Martin St, Titusville PA 16354

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

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  11. Giant Eagle Bakery - 110 S Martin St

    110 S Martin St, Titusville PA 16354

    4.7 Superb 14 reviews

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  12. Dollar General - 658 Elm St

    658 Elm St, Tionesta PA 16353

    3.9 Good 56 reviews

    “Only purchase adult wipes from Dollar General!! Made WITHOUT alcohol and other caustic chemicals!! Large, strong wipes perfect for daily care!! Feel fresh all day every day!! 😉”

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