Grocery Stores in Syracuse, UT

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  1. 951 W 1700 South, Syracuse UT 84075

    3.8 Good 144 reviews

    “Staff is always friendly. Things are easy to find. I feel the prices are comparable to other stores and at time the prices are better. Easy in and out for a quick trip.”

  2. 2228 W 1700 South, Syracuse UT 84075

    3.7 Good 210 reviews

    “Kerry from the drive up was an absolute angel. He was hilarious and so sweet. He deserves a raise! I just picked up my knives and had to give him a shoutout because he was so funny.”

  3. 951 W 1700 South, Syracuse UT 84075

    3.4 Good 45 reviews

    “This pharmacy is so helpful. The techs are friendly. They answer their phones and get things going promptly. The pharmacists are GREAT they always answer any questions and even gave me a wonderful suggestion. They always have my medication ready quickly and are efficient. I have been using this location for a few years and haven't ever had a poor experience.”

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  5. Kroger - Smith's Food & Drug C, 1700 S 1000 W, Syracuse UT 84075

    3.2 Average 6 reviews

    “The only grocer in Syracuse, other than Walmart, so locals have almost no choice but to shop here. For it to be a fairly small store, produce department is pretty decent and the meat department workers are very friendly. If a customer wants items, such as crawfish, you just let that department know 2-3 days in advance. I've eaten a couple of salads from the deli area that were pretty good. My favorite item from the bakery is the jumbo chocolate frosted donut that's about the size of a plate.”

  6. 2228 W 1700 S, Syracuse UT 84075

    2.6 Average 16 reviews

    “I don't like shopping at Walmart and I try not to, but on occasions, I have to. For instance, Walmart carries the large bag of dog food that I can't find other places. And since Walmart is nearby and opened late, it's convenient when I'm in a pinch. What I like about the Syracuse Walmart, as opposed to many other Walmarts that I have visited over the years, is that it is fairly clean and it's never crowded when I've gone there. The new manager in the auto department is friendly and accommodating.”

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