Very friendly staff here and lots of them. Everywhere you turn there's someone to help and answer…read morequestions. I love shopping in Trader Joe's because it's so bright and colorful, always tons of fresh flowers. It was pretty busy for a Saturday. Maybe everyone was excited for the break in the rain. Lots of fresh veggies, cheeses, crackers, fruit, garlic bread. Everything we need for our family gathering today.

I started visiting this location sometime ago…read more Parking: a very busy parking lot that fills up quickly. Atmosphere: bright and very noisy Service: most of the workers are very nice and helpful. They are also very engaging and knowledgeable about the products that Trader Joe's sells and they also give great suggestions for recipes and products. That rocks Overall, although this location is very busy then again what Trader Joe's is not busy, but I definitely will be back here. I hope you enjoy your experience here as well.

I used to love to shop at Landis Supermarket in Pottstown. Last night, the lady in front of me left…read moreher entire grocery cart over by the deli and told the deli worker that she was leaving because she was freezing. I feel the same way. That store is so cold lately you can't stand a shop in it! The workers even all wear coats inside!

Great Little Grocery Store…read more As someone who recently moved to the area from Lancaster county, this is a nice piece of home made accessible to me after moving. I love to support small businesses that offer better experiences and products than chains. Don't get me wrong, I shop elsewhere too, but small stores like this will FOREVER have a place in the local market. You can't beat the quality and feel of a little grocery store with a cafe and staff who care about their impact on the community.

I only come here once a year to get mums and pumpkins. Great prices!! Nice selection. I was…read morehoping the mums would be a little bigger. I got 3 medium sized mums for $14 and a nice sized pumpkin for $4.50. Parking: They have a lot which is generally fairly full but turns over quickly. I've never had to wait for a spot. Payment: They take cash or card...no add'l fee for using a card.

Very nice variety. Many different varieties of items not common. Open layout pretty neat place.read more

I came to this location for the first time yesterday to return several items that my gf wanted to…read morereturn to Amazon and be it they have a return center for Amazon in the store this was the reason we popped in. For returns in regards to Amazon orders you can have the service person help you or you can do it by yourself with the kiosk right next to the station. Now on to the review of the store as you know we had to peruse the aisles. This store is massive in size, clean, and it felt calming for some reason, I think it was in part due to recent upgrades to the store and as nerdy as this says the lighting was great there. Tons of unique food items, we ended up picking up a stock supply of Justin's White Chocolate Gluten Free Peanut Butter cups. They also have dark chocolate with your choice of cashew butter or almost butter. I mean is that not enough to get your attention?! As they say in Glengarry Glen Ross (1992 movie with Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon), do I have your attention? Are you interested in coming here? Have you made the decision yet to come here? Well sign on and come here at once! AIDS (selling acronym) = Attention, Interest, Decision, Sign. We will be back to this location for sure and as always people SYOY!!!

This Whole Foods is outstanding. The store is clean, spacious, and consistently well-stocked. The…read morestaff could not be nicer, more helpful, or more present. I've visited Whole Foods locations across the United States, including the flagship in Austin, and this one stands out as one of the most remarkable. I do hope they consider offering ice in the summer for products that need it. Thank you to the team for maintaining such a high standard.

Before Lidl opened up in the area, I had visited one in VA where my parents lived. I loved it…read more Similar to an Aldi it's a discount grocery store, but better. You don't pay .25 they for a cart. Lidl has a fantastic bakery, but you do bag your own groceries right there at the belt, which can be a bit stressful if you like to organize your groceries like I do. I also find they have more consistency in their products, whereas at Aldi they may stock something one day and it's no longer there the following week. The quality is no different than name brands. They do carry some name brands, but I find their brand it just as good. I only wish they sold beer/wine, but I know that's due to the state law, not Lidl themselves.

I have heard about this place before and they finally open one near the KOP area!…read more I had a great first impression since it's a new place, so everything looks new and well furnished. People usually compare it with Aldi, for me it feels like a strange mixture of Aldi and giant. They have a bit of their own brand as well as the some well known brand. There's also an organic section, a bakery and even have fresh fish! I am kind of surprised since I initially went there for cat foods. One more thing that beats Aldi is the self-check out!

I stopped by to check out the new Grocery Outlet location in Abington. I thought it was interesting…read morethat they placed it right in a strip mall super convenient and easy to get in and out. The store itself was very neat and organized, which I always appreciate. One thing I've noticed about Grocery Outlet stores is that pricing can vary. Some items are very inexpensive, while others are a little more expensive. I'd say it falls somewhere between Aldi and a traditional supermarket. They do carry some unique items that I don't typically see at regular grocery stores, which is pretty cool. However, their selections are limited. So if you're looking for a large variety, you may still need to stop somewhere else. You do need to bring your own bags, similar to Aldi. They have plenty of checkout lanes, and overall the experience was smooth. I wouldn't do all my shopping there, but it's definitely a good place to pop in and see what deals they have. I'll return and shop there occasionally. Have you gone. What are your thoughts?

Sometimes the other customers you run into at stores are giant perks. An older Haitian woman…read morerecommended some Peruvian dry beans that she buys here. They were excellent. I find many great deals from yogurt to Bavarian meat sticks. Great deals on Himalayan salt and various spices as well as pasta and ramen. I get limes here too.

My review for MOM's will be aimed towards the Pinball machines they offer versus the market…read moreportion, which is smaller than you'd expect. MOM's has plenty of parking and shares the building with a Family Dollar. To find the pinball machines, which have their own area, head towards to the checkouts on the left. During my visit, they had over a dozen pinball machines from various eras, and all were in excellent playing condition. Machines were only 50 cents per play with a change machine provided. I found the two most interesting machines to be Riverboat Gambler and Taxi, which I am not sure I've seen before. There were also several arcade cabinets. If you like playing reasonably priced pinball machines in excellent condition, MOM's is absolutely worth the stop.

A bit disappointed on my second trip here…read more Three of the pinball machines took our money and there was no metal ball to play in the machine! The games were Houdini, Riverboat Gambler, and I forget the third one. One of the games the ball got struck and I had to wiggle the ball to get it free however the machine registered it as a tilt and went dark and shut down as a result. I guess in any arcade you will have some broken machines, but they literally ask the participant playing the game to scan a QR code on their phone to alert them of any broken machines. For those of you that are not in the know, you are never supposed to scan random QR codes as people can hack into your phones. Yes, you probably won't be hacked as the QR code is inside the pinball glass but WTF. On another sour note, I was totally out of coffee at my home and was going to grind some coffee beans as all their coffees need to be grind due to them not offering any already ground coffee. Welp, after seeing the unkempt machine with guck on it I chose to leave empty handed. Now for the good, I did not notice the first time I was here, but they even have already poured water for you in a plastic cup that you can help yourself too. This is in addition to free coffee and tea you can have while here. I haven't given up on this place just a bit disappointed on my second trip.

R&J is the best place to get locally grown fruits, vegetables, glass-bottled milk, meats, cheeses,…read morebaked goods, and more. We've never had a problem with anything we've purchased there, the produce usually lasts much longer than things we've purchased from the grocery store, and their chicken is always fresh and delicious. Also, their eggs are cage-free and free-range which is really important to me personally. Yes, their prices are higher than the grocery store for certain things, but they're certainly cheaper than Whole Foods, plus it's great to know that my money is staying with a local family in our community.

We do the bulk of our grocery shopping at R&J and have only great things to say! Great options for…read moreproduce, meat, and baked goods. Everything is always fresh and we have not had any issues with anything being bad. We will continue to shop here weekly, and we let all of our friends in the area know they should choose here instead of the big box grocery stores which by the way are pretty much the same pricing but worse quality. Thanks R&J and staff!