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  1. ALDI - 18 Trinity Point Dr

    18 Trinity Point Dr, Washington PA 15301

    4.6 Superb 121 reviews

    “Products are pretty good. Some packaging is weaker than preferred (chip bags can split down the side when opening as an example). The prices are overall comparable to Walmart (some things are a little more and some are a little less).”

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  2. Aasha Beer 4 Less - 1006 W Chestnut St

    1006 W Chestnut St, Washington PA 15301

    4.5 Superb 9 reviews

    “Lots of options here, but not a ton of cold beer options. This is a great place if you're looking for canned alcoholic drinks that aren't beer. They also have cold cases of tall boys. Wish they had buggies or something. Prices are decent”

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  3. ALDI - 4041 Washington Rd

    4041 Washington Rd, McMurray PA 15317

    4.5 Superb 100 reviews

    “I love your store but your cashier was rushing and just throwing the grocery in the cart with no regards I got a lot of fruits n stuff and trying to place in the bags and told her that you are rushing us and she apologized but her actions are not acceptable”

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  5. SHOP 'n SAVE - 617 W Pike St #1

    617 W Pike St #1, Canonsburg PA 15317

    3.7 Good 147 reviews

    “This is a nice location to get groceries. I never had an issue finding items I was looking for. Meats and perishables are always fresh. Also very convenient for me as I live right down the street from the store.”

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