Grocery Stores in Wexford, PA

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  1. 2573 Brandt School Rd, Wexford PA 15090

    4.6 Superb 356 reviews

    “A little treasure! I had no idea what I was in store for when I got there. Hours went by so fast, so if you’re stopping make sure you give yourself a solid amount of time. A bakery, wine, a plethora of gorgeous plants, an all natural food store, goats, a giant chair, gift shop, arsenal cider… this place has everything. I walked around tickled pink at the assortment of things to look at. The nursery had modestly priced plants, the cutest birdhouses I’ve ever seen, satchels of seeds for the garden, trees and bushes for whatever you want to plant in the garden. I’m telling you. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Come spend time at this beautiful establishment.”

  2. 11800 Perry Hwy, Wexford PA 15090

    4.6 Superb 157 reviews

    “This Aldi is a nice size and has many different offerings of food and non food items. We have found the produce to be fresh and well stocked, the people friendly and the location convenient. There are very few things we can't get here. This is our primary grocery store along with Market District.”

  3. 100 VIP Drive #101, Wexford PA 15090

    4.5 Superb 208 reviews

    “T-Bones is that hiden away gem. Their muffins and cookies are delicious. One of my favorite things there is the beet salad. I always get one of those Team members are so kind and helpful.”

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  5. 2573 Brandt School Rd, Wexford PA 15090

    4.8 Superb 65 reviews

    “One of the best green houses around! I love stopping in here and looking at everything. I never leave empty handed! If you havent been here yet, definitely stop in and check! I promise it will be worth it. 🥰”

  6. 2573 Brandt School Rd, Wexford PA 15090

    4.5 Superb 85 reviews

    “What a great little find tucked in the back. There’s a ton of stuff to look at, gluten free, nut free, vegan products. There’s complimentary coffee which was a dark roast that was so great I wanted another. Many organic products of all kinds. Seasoning, peanut free butters, olive oil, oat milks, pies, lentil snacks, supplements, pasta… it was a great find. I found a nut free pesto which I’ve been trying to find for years! I’m so happy I went out of my way to take a look.”

  7. 2573 Brandt School Road, Wexford PA 15090

    3.7 Good 23 reviews

    “A small but densely packed gift shop that fits in well with the rest of Soergel Orchards . Lots of local businesses on display with foods, decorations, books, toys, fashion accessories, and more. Most items seemed overpriced (compared to other places that sell the same items, or compared to buying from the local businesses themselves) but not egregiously so. Overall, I'd say it's good for a quick browse; maybe you'll walk away with a gift or at least some gift ideas to take elsewhere.”

  8. 155 Town Center Dr, Wexford PA 15090

    3.9 Good 153 reviews

    “Excellent selection of groceries and prepared foods. But very expensive to be sure. More expensive than the standard Giant Eagle stores, which are still expensive. We need more competition in the Pittsburgh area.”

  9. 11566 Perry Hwy Unit F, Wexford PA 15090

    3.5 Good 47 reviews

    “It is half restaurant and half grocery store. It’s a shame it is not advertised better on the main road. By far the best Mexican food I had in the area. It is a small hidden Gem in Wexford.”

  10. 10576 Perry Highway, Wexford PA 15090

    3.8 Good 243 reviews

    “I couldn't find cream top milk, couple of times I had to go to another store just for this. Seems only family farmstead cream top milk is available rarely. Also, red banana is not available.”

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