The employees are very friendly. They are there to serve you. The food is decent. The problem I…read morehave is their produce. The oranges and apples are always old.

Got to give a shout out to this cute little market that still doubles coupons up to 99 cents. Too…read morebad most newspapers don't come with coupons. My favorite Washington cherries were on sale for 99 cents A POUND. I grabbed 7 pounds and frankly thought they might be lower quality. Nope, sweet and firm and beyond yummy. Then I noticed they had Chambersburg peaches on sale before we left town for $1.49a pound. Grabbed some of those, again half expecting that despite the Chambersburg name, they would be mushy and flavorless. Wrong again, juicy with that nice peach smell, they are wonderful. If I lived nearby, this would be my store. Easy to get to both driving as well as the bus. Plus, this store has my favorite mustard, Nance. Every time I have shopped here, I have walked away happy.

I got Chicken from their deli, and was constantly INTEROGATED as to WHY , I was buying 2 pieces…read morethan 1, than 4. They then started setting my order aside in this warmer which made the chicken taste soggy, and I noticed I was being treated indifferently. On Sunday, 7/26/2026, a deli worker told the other right in front of me and others that I COULD NOT AFFORD MORE THAN 1 PIECE AND THAT I WAS POOR. I said how rude she was and she tried to say she was sorry after trying to humble me in public. Up front I yelled so loud the whole store heard me and the front end manager would NOT bring the store manager to me. I'm turning them in for discrimination as I shopped there for over 40 years and only for their products their staff is horrible at least most of them.

This is the only Shop N Save left in the area unfortunately. I love that it's open way later than…read moreGiant eagle. Staff is super friendly and helpful, even during the later part of the night. The store is clean and has a lot of fresh products. It can be difficult to find some things like protein shakes but overall a nice neighborhood store.

Extremely disappointed to find that Aldi is cheating their customers by marking their meat with…read morefalse weights. I understand that beef is very expensive now and was fine splurging on a steak but I paid $25 for a steak that should have cost me $15. I wonder if they would have adjusted the price if I had thought to weigh it at the store - I kind of doubt it - but it might be worth trying in the future.

My favorite Aldi in Pittsburgh. Giant parking lot so you don't have to fight over spaces. Always…read moreclean inside and can find what I need. Staff have always been kind as well. I love Aldi's twice as good guarantee which we had to use a few times when products didn't turn out the way we thought they would be.

My previous review is still valid, but I gotta complain about a few more things. One of our…read morestaples is Organic Pasteurized Milk. Unfortunately, they no longer offer it. They only carry Ultra-Pasteurized Organic Milk, which doesn't taste as good as plain pasteurized. The only benefit to Ultra-Pasteurization is to increase shelf life. Also, I recently bought a container of Cole Slaw from the prepared foods bar. The container was only about 3/4 full and the price was $9.47, which is ridiculously overpriced. The Cole Slaw tasted horrible, seriously, the worst Cole Slaw I ever ate. Lastly, I hate those yellow sale signs. They are so deceiving because you think you are getting a sale price, but when you get to the register, you pay a higher price if you are not a prime member. Ever since Amazon took over Whole Foods, they just aren't as good as they used to be. Meh, No Cheers!

The buffet at Whole Foods will forever be (as long as I've lived so far) my favorite buffet of all…read moretime, and this is coming from someone who truly appreciates the buffet experience, especially because of the variety, even though I don't "binge" the way I used to anymore for health reasons, and the buffet is take-home only (I think?). Not only is there such a wide variety of tasty food at the Whole Foods buffet, but you actually feel healthy eating it, and you can make it highly nutritious. You can get excited about the salads, or the roasted vegetables, or the orange chicken, or even that herb feta that you can quite frankly put on anything and everything. The way they make their orange chicken is honestly my favorite. I'm not usually someone who gets excited about orange chicken, but the way they do it here (it's just amazing) and hard to beat. I also love that I can mix together a bunch of healthy salads at once, and I really appreciate the flavor profiles and the freshness (it just elevates the whole experience). I'm honestly forever inspired by this place. It makes me want to look up recipes, learn how different flavors go together, and experiment on my own. It's as much a learning experience as it is a health experience. Anyway, I know it's not cheap, but for me, it's still really worth it. It's consistently something that makes me feel "renewed" so I'm going to keep it as a part of the routine as long as I can afford it. Another cool perk is that if you're a Prime member, you get 5% back if you use your Chase/Whole Foods/Amazon setup. And honestly, the customer service at Chase Bank is the best, and Prime is convenient, so it all just goes together; and while I realize they're kind of taking over the world right now (they are), they're doing it in a way that works for me, so it is what it is. Also, the kale salads (people really need to understand how good kale can be when it's done right) are nothing short of life changing and it can give you the inspiration you need to make it yourself. In addition to the hot bar, they also have specialty items I can only really find here (like Pacha bread, seed crackers, unsweetened coconut yogurt, broccoli greens, organic baby kale greens, and a bunch of other unique, healthy options that are honestly really exciting). That said, baseline prices are definitely high. For example, tart cherry juice at Whole Foods is literally around $14, whereas at Target (across the street) it's more like $5. So it's one of those things where you kind of have to go back and forth and be strategic about what you buy where. Let's face it, Whole Foods is not leading the world in cheap prices. Because it's pricey, you do have to be real and shop at other grocery stores when you can, but every time I go, I can't help myself from getting at least a little bit of the buffet food if it's open, because that's really where it's at.

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

Charming market! Plenty of parking. It was fun to browse the flowers outside.. anxious to start…read moreplanning. I picked up some apples and bread. Nice size zucchini for zoodles!! We cant wait to return. Nice selection of fruit.

I love it! It's small, has great food options, other hot and cold, as well as unique store…read moregroceries. It will always be a great option for me!

Cute, old school charm for a local grocer and butcher shop!…read more Open since the 1920s, Wagners definitely has some of the classic elements of your classic grocery store. Two simple checkouts by the front door, three aisles of your common needs, a butcher counter that stretches the length of the store, and employees that enjoy engaging in conversation!! But don't get me wrong.. the store is still relevant for today. New equipment for freezers and produce, clear expansion into the next storefront down, and simple grab and go options ready and hot. With no fast food options for this side of the community, the market provides lunch options and delicious single serve dessert options too. I grabbed the: Chicken Bacon Hoagie - the thick cut chicken definitely indicate that this was a fresh deli sub and the gooey cheese could only be accomplished by fresh sliced too. Add on the crispy bacon and soft bun - this hoagie was quality and well priced Dirt Pudding - I'm a sucker for a dessert and what better than a single serving of a fresh made goodie. The balance of sweetness was spot on with a great crunch layer on the top and bottom of Oreo.

When you first arrive at the Pleasant Unity store, you might think that you arrived at the wrong…read morelocation. Trust me, just park and walk up the ramp that will lead you to the store entrance. Don't forget to grab a cart....they are kept at the top of the ramp. Once in the store make a right turn to the deli/meat department. Don't see what you are looking for? Just ask one of the employees...they are happy to answer your questions. If you need something that isn't displayed....maybe a different weight or you don't see any pasta salad, someone will be able to help you. Always have fresh products!! When leaving the meat/deli area, make a right and enter the produce section. If it is the correct season, you may find local produce for sale. Keep investigating the store and you will find bakery products, candy, frozen foods and many other products. You can't go wrong shopping here!!

Been shopping here for years, great little store, but what the heck happened over labor day…read moreweekend? Who were those unfamiliar extremely unfriendly people who were checking us out at the register?

This is a small stor, but it's packed with a variety of items! There are a lot of delicious…read moreingredients and foods. The deli has a large selection of meats and cheeses. The shelves are stocked (but not overcrowded) with this like, jellies, dried fruit, spices and seasoning mixes. Many of the items are bulk broken down into smaller packages, so not everything has all nutritional information. If you're counting calories, carbs, vitamins, etc. this might not be a good store for you. The store was very clean and the staff was very friendly. I enjoyed my visit here a lot and found a couple of items I haven't been able to find anywhere else. I plan to return

Every time I am back home in Latrobe, I make sure to stop at Lapps Market at least once…read more Being owned and operated by a Mennonite family (originally from Lancaster, PA), they stock a lot of products that you would normally have to visit Lancaster to purchase. Bulk items, baking/cooking ingredients, pop, Lancaster chicken pies, ham loafs whoopie pies and more are available and always in stock. They also carry (one of my favorite things) Raw Milk! In addition to groceries, they sell decorative plants as well as garden plants along with outdoor furniture! And, as always, they provide fantastic customer service. The next time you're in Latrobe, do yourself a favor and definitely stop by Lapps Market!