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  1. Dollar General - 2715 Pawtucket Ave

    2715 Pawtucket Ave, East Providence RI 02914

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “Clean store that is well stocked with wide aisles making it easier for us folks who use Mobility Scooters or wheelchair. The staff are helpful and the store is well managed. Highly Recommend.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

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  2. Shaw's - 585 Taunton Avenue

    585 Taunton Avenue, East Providence RI 02914

    3.7 Good 169 reviews

    “Love how clean it is and modern looking. Huge plus that there is a Starbucks inside! It also has a pokemon card vending machine. Easy to find products and read sale signs.”

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  3. Shaw's - 1050 Willett Avenue

    1050 Willett Avenue, Riverside RI 02915

    3.5 Good 184 reviews

    “The staff at this Shaw's is so kind and helpful. They go above and beyond to assist you. I was blessed by every staff member I encountered today. I needed a mixed-fruit party tray, and there weren't any of the kind I normally buy. A wonderful worker offered to make one for me while I shopped. Another employee saw me looking at the watermelons and offered to help me pick out a ripe one. While I was waiting for the fruit tray, another lovely employee asked me if I needed help. Then, when I checked out, the cashier and the young lady bagging groceries were also friendly and kind. Kudos to the management and staff for creating a warm and friendly atmosphere during stressful economic times.”

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  5. Stop & Shop - 1925 Pawtucket Ave

    1925 Pawtucket Ave, East Providence RI 02914

    3.4 Good 189 reviews

    “Editing my review to mention that even though I love it here, they need to pay attention to the items they mark on sale. I’ve lost probably about $50 in total from buying items that are marked as on sale for some price then when I check my receipt they’re actually 5x that price. (Example a sauce that was listed as 2 for $6 but I was charged $5.69 per even though I bought 4 and pasta was marked down for $1 so I bought a ton then they ended up being $1.99 each, doubling the price of things I bought only because of the sale, not because I wanted 6 boxes of pasta and jarred sauce.) the sale was until 7/30 so I know I didn’t miss it or misunderstand because I read the whole sale sign first. They do have great sales here often but they are not always totaled out at the end. Very important to check your receipt before you go It’s gotta coin star and Sumol. Right next to a bus stop that multiple buses use which is super helpful! It’s a stop and shop, what’s not to love about it lol.”

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