I am not from Elizabethtown, and I have no nostalgia associated with Etown and the area, so you…read morewon't hear me singing it's praises. However, any place that strives to make Elizabethtown a better, more diverse, more culturally aware place is really doing the Lord's work. Kat's is exactly that place and Elizabethtown is so incredibly lucky to have it. Kat's has all sorts of produce, products, and goodies from all over the world, all of which from what I've heard and been able to taste are beloved. They even have a frozen section for fun, tasty, exotic meats and such. I do have one glaring issue, which is most every product I looked at, especially the ones on sale, were past their expiration date. This is concerning, especially given the premium price they are asking for the products. Both the price and the freshness concern held me back quite a bit in my purchases. In spite of this, I am still so happy and proud to give Kat's five stars because I respect and appreciate their mission so much. You should absolutely come here and patronize this shop. It will really open your mind and palate to everything the world has to offer. You won't regret it!

I enjoy coming here to shop for specialty items and whatever new items they have available. This…read moreshop has a variety of goods, from foods to decor and fun accessory. Everything is easy to find and well organized. Service is always great and staff is so helpful on locating items if your in a hurry. They also have vegan and paleo and other dietary products available besides foreign goods.

A young man named Neo works there..he went out of his way to help a elderly man in the heat..very…read morerespectful and need more employees like this young man

I have never met a Kroger seafood department guy as lazy as Todd on Sunday May 19th. First he…read morecompletely ignores me while another person is helping another customer. Then when he was finished and went to help someone who walked up after me, this guy says, oh Todd will help you. Well, why didn't Todd help me 2 minutes ago. Todd should NOT be working in seafood. When he prepared my crab legs he wrapped the package only once. I placed in my cart thinking that was thin. A few minutes later i winder why my 12pack can boxes were wet, as well as my clothe shoe. Oh, crab juice leaking on everything out the uncovered end of the package. Not my shoe will stink as well as the boxes of soda. Todd is a waste of Krogers resources and mine.

This location seems to always be crowded so be prepared to park and walk a bit. Careful as you…read moredrive as people don't watch and walk out; likewise be careful walking as people don't pay attention as they drive. Check out the clearance section to the far right of the store as they occasionally have really good prices on some items you want.

If there's one thing I can tell you my Mom is that she loves Walmart. We were in Kentucky visiting…read moremy niece and after checking into our Airbnb we headed straight to the local Walmart. She knows the aisles and where to find everything so that's why she wants to come here. Of course it was packed because it's during the holiday season. But we did ask the employee to help us locate a few items and they were very helpful. Some items they did not have were were hair products that I needed. But overall this is a good one. I've been to some where the isles were empty and these shells were completely stocked.

Brand new shop, just opened a few months ago. Happened to see it, on the way to PNC bank/ right…read morenext door. Customer service is excellent, the whole store is very organized. Family owned business. Will definitely go back and recommend to friends.

From the owner: Great selection of Indian, Pakistani, & Middle Eastern Grocery…read more Spices, snacks, drinks, and much more!

Sams Club is of course a big box, bulk buy version of Wal-Mart. It's pretty much identical to…read moreCostco. Normally, I'd be a Costco member, however, they don't exist here, and there's now 3 Sams Clubs back home (compared to one costco) so I switched up my allegiances. I live alone and am not much for cooking, so I enjoy Sams pre-made meals. Yes they are family sized and large, but that's perfect! I bring them home, take out my Tupperware, divide it up, and one meal usually gets turned into 3 (for just me) and just like that I've "meal prep'd" lol. I also buy all my paper towels, toilet paper, dishwasher pods, laundry pods, kitchen / house cleaning wipes and dog food here. Those are things that you'll use daily, ... so having them in bulk for sure cuts down on having to run to the store because you ran out of toilet paper. They do sell clothing here too actually. And when it comes to around-the-house sweats and socks and stuff, I actually grab some here and there. One of the MAIN reasons though, for me, is they have their own gas station, and for members, gas is sold at a discounted rate. Which comes in handy when living in New York, where gas prices are generally higher than they are back home in Texas. Back home, I'll get gas anywhere, doesn't really matter. But here? I exclusively fill up my truck at Sams Club *Shopping at Sams requires a membership. Memberships are charged as a one time fee, once per year.

It seems like every Sam's Club, with its poorly-planned egress, breeds frustration and annoyance…read more This spot is exceptionally so. A tentative trip to Sam's Club fosters dread in my soul. Once you get past the helter-skelter parking situation and actually are inside, you still encounter some frustration because of the narrow aisles and large shopping baskets. Usually, people are cordial and considerate, which really helps to diffuse any irritation. However, I cannot understand why every Sam's in every state that I've visited has a headache-provoking design of their parking lot. Since there are other stores that offer discount, bulk sales, I question (and will re-evaluate my membership here.

The food is the most authentic Mexican I've had since I stopped an hour from Cabo San Lucas at a…read moreroadside eatery. Salsa and chips? Homemade and fresh! Chips were hot. Street tacos, empanadas, quesadillas Tortas, burritos and tamales- I think that is the whole menu. No Tex mex, no chimichangas, no Speedy Gonzalez special- this is more authentic. In fact, the waitress/cashier was the only other person in the building that spoke ANY English- including other patrons. Is this fancy? Nope. Is it clean? Yup. The shrimp street tacos were the best food in our opinion- tied with the chips and salsa. Also had carne asada and chorizo tacos and Burria empanadas and the shrimp was the best. Entire restaurant and bathrooms are handicap accessible, but this place is not right next to parking. It is in a little outdoor mall area, at the back, so you'll need to park and go maybe 100-150 yards to the door. If you need fried ice cream and a mariachi band, you need to stop elsewhere, but if you are looking for good quality, authentic food for a really reasonable price- this is it.

I love the chicken tamales, I've always gotten them to go, whenever I stopped in. Last time I was…read morethere, they'd expanded the small grocery section. There's a lot of variety in a small space. It's a small, family owned business, and I've always found them to be friendly and welcoming.

We usually get our meat there. Much less expensive than name stores. My son, who lives in…read moreLexington, often buys stakes there. They have great ice cream, good price and many flavors

Is now called "Priceless Foods" and has a pricing structure of "cost" plus a set percentage…read more No, you don't want to get me started on how the new name parses, grammar-wise. SMH. Prices are fine; store carries major label, main-stream products, not expired / off-brand lines. It's the best option in this part of town, as far as regular / average groceries go (since E.W. James closed) and is usually a zoo, both because of shoppers and an inconsistent layout. They carry staples / basics and highly processed foods, for the most part. Checkout can take awhile because of how many folks are checking out (not poor service). I only go in for an occasional item when I'm in town, for convenience-sake, so I'm not sure whether it's possible to get most of everyone's usual grocery needs here or not, since, for a grocery store, their footprint is pretty small (and, again, their focus isn't on raw food or items needing preparation before immediate cooking / serving. Produce is more than a bit iffy, though. Never tried any of their meat / poultry / fish offerings, either.