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Grocery Stores in Slippery Rock, PA

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  1. Dollar General - 324 Franklin St

    324 Franklin St, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “Dollar General stores are like your kids: you love them to death, so you have to pretend that every song you hear them sing is the best ear candy in the world. But secretly, you just want their voices to be something tangible so you can throw them into the corn fields for all eternity. That's how I feel about Dollar General. Everything seems like a rip off, but chances are, it's the only store within proximity to my temporary house, so I have to like what they have. Otherwise, I'd be freeloading off my neighbor's fridge like I always did before.I'm glad the employees here aren't my children, or else they'd be getting kicked to the moon. The one looked like the devil infested his soul as his facial expression makes Droopy look excited. I'm not buying a $5 bag of Doritos here ever again. Toodles.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2620 William Flynn Hwy

    2620 William Flynn Hwy, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    3.9 Good 54 reviews

    “Not my favorite store. Although it appears that it is a favorite of many people as the parking space is always full! It's a good fast place to pick up those items that were forgotten at the supermarket. Also, for buying cheap sand toys,cheap wading pool or cheap sandbox for the kiddos”

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  3. Country Corner Store - 2678 William Flynn Hwy

    2678 William Flynn Hwy, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    4.1 Good 28 reviews

    “Loved the Stromboli and the hoagies are great too, especially the Italian. Always love the variety of baked goods and pastries at the front counter as well! Ladies working there are always super sweet!”

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  5. Giant Eagle Supermarket - 223 Grove City Rd

    223 Grove City Rd, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    3.6 Good 157 reviews

    “I’ve always had a positive experience shopping here. The store is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. The produce section is fresh, and I can usually find everything I need. The staff is friendly and helpful, though there are times when the checkout lines can be a bit slow, especially during busy hours. It would be great if they had more registers open during peak times. Overall, a solid grocery store with a nice variety of products. Definitely a reliable option in Slippery Rock!”

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  6. Dollar General - 920 New Castle Rd

    920 New Castle Rd, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    3.4 Good 7 reviews

    “Neal and crew keep this store the most organized of ANY Dollar General that I have ever been in, including all of my travels to other states. NO clutter. NO inventory waiting to be stocked. Thank you Neal and Crew!!”

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  7. Coinstar Kiosk - Bitcoin ATM - 223 Grove City Rd

    223 Grove City Rd, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    2.4 Poor 8 reviews

    “Was in town and needed groceries. For me, its nice going to giant eagle and have the same experience. (I did have to wear a mask) but everything else was the same. Got my produce, milk, eggs, icecream, chips, peanut butter etc like I've always had. Prices are a bit higher but staff do their job. I worked their in school. And see the staff working like i did. So for me i appreciate being able to get my groceries and check out like normal. They have some self check outs too. Which i do like to use. But only when i have 12 items or less etc. Easy choice to great groceries and get out quick enough that i dont feel the need to eat a bag of chips while waiting in line.”

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  8. Giant Eagle Pharmacy - 223 Grove City Road

    223 Grove City Road, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    3 Average 35 reviews

    “Usually a good experience every time! Meds on time. If someone is unfriendly, I Usually tell them so! But only had to do that once and they apologized. So great pharmacy!”

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  9. Giant Eagle Bakery - 223 Grove City Rd

    223 Grove City Rd, Slippery Rock PA 16057

    2.8 Average 32 reviews

    “Was in town and needed groceries. For me, its nice going to giant eagle and have the same experience. (I did have to wear a mask) but everything else was the same. Got my produce, milk, eggs, icecream, chips, peanut butter etc like I've always had. Prices are a bit higher but staff do their job. I worked their in school. And see the staff working like i did. So for me i appreciate being able to get my groceries and check out like normal. They have some self check outs too. Which i do like to use. But only when i have 12 items or less etc. Easy choice to great groceries and get out quick enough that i dont feel the need to eat a bag of chips while waiting in line.”

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