Grocery Stores in Windber, PA

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  1. 1914 Graham Ave, Windber PA 15963

    4.8 Superb 100 reviews

    “These are our favorite subs! I love the pepperoni sub and get it every time. The place has a historic feel and has been a part of the community for a long time. Definitely recommend coming here!”

  2. 518 Graham Ave, Windber PA 15963

    4.6 Superb 33 reviews

    “This store has always been my favorite... As a kid growing up and visiting my family in Windber,,, I was always in the store buying my favorite candies.... And I still go there to this day... Always and will be my favorite to visit.... ?”

  3. Dark Shade Dr, Windber PA 15963

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “I love this store other than the fact that I bought one of their mystery Amazon boxes for 45$ they said the stuff inside would be worth at least the value of what I paid for it and I got a bunch of the same fidget toys, dice, hacky sacks and crap the box was huge and full of junk! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THE MYSTERY BOX!! They are junk!”

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  5. 1514 Jefferson Ave, Windber PA 15963

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “And this place is very good for your last moment shopping orders and the workers are very respectful and positive overall a very good place to go shopping thank you have a good day.”

  6. 1205 Graham Ave, Windber PA 15963

    3.8 Good 69 reviews

    “This is the new Dollar General for the Windber PA area has a lot more new items that they're selling now then before. Reasonable prices on the food. I'm glad that yhey sell a lot more diffetn food now . More meats and vegetables . The employees are very nice and working really hard to get all the merchandise put up for the customers”

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