Don't know what the problem was but it took me 20 minutes to pick up my script today...I was the…read more6th car in line for the window...

Once again....drive thru pharmacy is more like a parking lot....have waited 21 minutes to be next…read morein line out of 6th car when I pulled in....

This is a nice old fashioned grocery store. Not a supermarket, not a convenience store, not a niche…read moremarket. It's a grocery store. It's mid size and had a decent selection of most items. The store also has a weekly sales flyer and several "store brand" products. It has a butcher shop, deli, bakery, and a few check-out aisles staffed by real people. I did not see self-checkout lanes or any "Games of Skill," unless you count the claw machine which was filled with plush toys. There's a physical community bulletin board in the lobby, and plenty of parking in the lot outside. The store was clean, and the employees were polite.

I had a $20 order. My cashier could not figure out how to slide a pack of meat out of my basket. He…read moretwisted the meat he fought the handles. I said just slide it out of there. Don't bend to hell out of the meat he never replied. I'm sorry, good idea. And then he proceeded to ring my order up in correctly. I believe his name is Vionni His service was terrible.!

Freezer Burn smell upon walking in! Blech! I felt like I was cooking some Mrs. T's pierogies that…read moreI forgot about since 2016. We stopped in to get some mixers for making some drinks and obviously, they were in the furthest corner of the store from the entrance. We got a 2 liter of Squirt to make a Jack 'n Squirt back at the house. It's a great simple cocktail with an awesome name. It was dark, musty and I felt like I was in a time warp back to the 80's with the decor. I would return if I needed something, but I'd probably hit Giant Eagle for my regular shopping needs.

This is actually a nice small supermarket. Clean. Friendly employees. Disappointed by the treatment…read moremy brother received though. He bought a head of cauliflower which was reduced for 75 cents. The cash register charged it at full price. He caught the mistake at home and on another day, during a visit, I took him back to the store with the cash register slip to get a refund. I took a picture of the cauliflower with my phone. The 'manager' refused to give the refund unless my brother returned with the item. For a normal person this wouldn't be a big problem, but my brother doesn't drive any longer and is handicapped with ms. There really was no willingness to accommodate the customer on this fairly small transaction. Shame on them.

This Walmart Supercenter has a department store, pharmacy, auto center, vision center, garden…read morecenter, photo center, groceries, and more. In the past several years, I have shopped here a few times. The store had the usual departments: clothing, shoes, accessories, home decor, home improvement, electronics, toys, health products, beauty products, hygiene products, pet supplies, office supplies, and more. Prices were fairly low. Each time that I shop here, I think that the store offers a decently wide selection of merchandise. For my most recent visit, I selected several items to purchase--hygiene products, greeting cards, and snack foods. The cashier did an OK job with ringing up my purchase. Overall, Walmart is not a store where I frequently shop, but I like to stop here occasionally to see what they offer.

I can find brand name at Walmart on line usually for half the price.I hope I am getting the actual…read moreproduct and not a duplicate.I have not encountered any problems with any product I ordered.

Great market. Beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables. Nice selection of jelly; also have milk ,…read morecream , some cheeses and sour cream and olives. Sells mums in fall and beautiful hanging baskets and flowers in spring

Folks are always very kind and accommodating to guests. With Springdale having otherwise no real…read moregrocers, it's lovely to have access to fruits and vegetables just outside of town. Prices are extremely reasonable, and marked-down produce is a boon for budgeting if you are prepared to use something day-of, or are okay with some mild cosmetic defects. I often spur a meal around what needs to go simply to take advantage of such nice food before it wastes. The selection outside of fruits, vegetables, and floral include a fun variety of snacks and pantry staples which, similarly, without driving truly outside of town, you cannot otherwise get at a reasonable quality, if at all. Springdale is quite lucky to have this market, and it is worth appreciating while it is open for the season.

While out running around with my Dad one day we decided to take an alternate route home and ended…read moreup in this area. I'm not sure how or why we ended up here, but my Dad was all about wanting to stop here to look for food item he may want/need. We all have to remember that just because this is a Community Super Market it still falls under the Giant Eagle umbrella. That's right, GE with a bit of a different vibe and none of the frills. A lot of what you see pricing wise here is the same as you would find in their other stores. This is still one of the few that falls under this name that they still have. You can tell that this location has been open for a while and it wears it's scars like a badge. There is probably some dire need to update the inside of the store to give it a cleaner look, that is for sure. Mostly they were stocked with items that you would expect to find and a few hidden gems here or there. Like I said before, we didn't really come here for anything in particular, but we did end up finding some things to take home with us. Once we were done and on our way we were happy to be out.

It's an older supermarket in a plaza with only a few businesses left but it's nice it's in walking…read moredistance to the high rise. They had everything other markets have and the prices seemed competitive. I did find some really good deals in the discount bin. Plus they have really good coupon deals and the bakery bread was really good.

Everything! I especially like the Dollar General right next to the new Kensington bridge. They are…read morealways stocked And always have what I need. Another thing nice about this Store is that everything is always fresh, which is a major plus! I would rather go to Dollar General because it is easy to maneuver around unlike Walmart where you have to walk a mile to get from one end of the store to the other. Kudos Dollar General.

From the owner: Dollar General New Kensington is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to…read moremake shopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

my goto store. friendly staff. good selection, deli, and bakery. Giant Eagle pharmacy. Usually a…read morefast checkout as they have enough lanes open. Produce could be better. Liquor store next door.

This store is well stocked, but.... Do NOT LET YOUR TEENAGER WORK HERE…read more They hire teens, which was great for me because it was close proximity to my house.. My daughter is 16 and this was her first job. She came back from vacation and called to get her schedule and found out she was fired. My daughter and I both spoke separately with the manager Michelle and she reported she was on probation and could be fired for any reason. She did not give my daughter reasons, but did let me know why. Michelle also said expressed that she did not want to call her while on vacation, but there were 3 days prior to the weekend that Michelle could have called. So to make this point clear, my daughter called in for her schedule and found out she was fired. The adult manager did not contact the 16 year old to discuss this with her. My daughter was shocked because she was not spoken to about any mistakes. Michelle stated to me within our conversation that she personally struggles with communication and social interactions. So I can only assume that Michelle chose not to contact my daughter and discuss this with her. This is not the way the employment world works. As a new employee you are told about mistakes as you move through the probation period and are given an opportunity to change. This is not done at this store. I am not defending my daughter and stating that she did not make mistakes and she deserved to be corrected. This was simply a terrible first job experience. I would not recommend any teen to work here. The schedule is disorganized, the pay is $10 an hour, and Michelle has very poor communication skills, as she admitted to me over the phone. They will not be getting any of my business anymore.