Grocery Stores in Yeadon, PA

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  1. 305 Chester Avenue, Yeadon PA 19050

    4.6 Superb 27 reviews

    “Everyone is always so nice, food is delicious and they really care about helping you find what you need. I wanted cream of wheat one day and was planning to go to Walmart, but something told me to just check here to see if they had it. I was looking but couldn’t find it unfortunately. I left out while it was snowing and one of the workers followed me out and asked if everything was ok. I told him what i was looking for and he went back inside and found it immediately. I was so grateful that i didn’t have to drive all the way to Walmart during the snow!”

  2. 125 Chester Avenue, Yeadon PA 19050

    4.6 Superb 27 reviews

    “Great for buying foods for African cuisines made at home. They have a large variety of dried and frozen fish, including croaker, which I LOVE! They have fresh vegetables, fufu, canned goods and spices. Looking forward very much to going back to stock up. ??”

  3. 214 MacDade Blvd, Yeadon PA 19050

    4.1 Good 70 reviews

    “Produce always fresh. Comes in daily and has good prices. A little cramped and crowded but worth it once you realize the deals you get. Flowers in the summer a plus!”

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  5. 901 Cedar Ave, Yeadon PA 19050

    3.5 Good 79 reviews

    “I’ve been to this dollar general a few times in the past and have had pleasant experiences all the times I’ve been here. It’s more or less your average dollar general nothing to crazy. Would go back again if ever in the area.”

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