Quaint, great selection, rich with local culture. One of the best local meat markets I've been to.read more

Nice smaller grocery store. Not sure about the new owners. There seems to be less stock of items.read more

A small store but definitely worth a visit. They have a nice selection of meat. Hamburger,…read moresteaks, sausage and cheese. If you like to buy things in bulk,n they have a selection of items.

No, man. THIS is the cheap, classy place to get that powerade and meet with your attorney.read more

From the owner: Turkey Hill, a convenience store brand within EG America's portfolio, boasts over 250 stores across…read morePennsylvania and Ohio. Renowned for its convenience and quality offerings, Turkey Hill provides customers with a diverse range of products, including fuel, snacks, and household essentials. With a focus on exceptional service, Turkey Hill continues to be a trusted choice for communities seeking convenient solutions for their daily needs.

I think it's new owners ? But the fellows working that night…read moremade our sandwiches perfect and delicious

The poor lady there working needs HELP!! , she's the only one cooking but really shouldn't be. It…read moreused to be a good place to go and get good hoagies , unfortunately not no more , ordered mozzarella sticks and the cheese wasn't melted ?! Not sure what's going on but it used to be a great place to go and grab a bite .

These donuts are efffing incredible. I have no idea who Ms Wehr thinks she is. Kinda deal with it.read more

I mean when the Dublin burned down it evokes memories of Joni Mitchell singing "Don't know what you…read moregot till it's gone" but honestly Turkey Hills coffee is the business. Hey, i like variety, I like choices, i like the pumpkin spice coffee which is the variety of life in October.

OMG! YEEES! As far as a clean, professional, and respectful…read morestore goes; in this area, it's the best one I've experienced yet. Ask to clean the meat slicer and then do it without attitude or need to explain. Basically clean all around, fresh food, rotated, professional staff primarily working over gossiping or goofing off. Just calling a spade. This is the big joker of spades...any spades player knows...that's the beat all of spades

I am so happy with Weis Mkt. Keep savings for my gas. Like the Weis brand. Can pick up outside as I…read morehave a bad leg problem. Couldn't be happier. Also watch the specials. Thank you.

This store has been open for about 4 years now and it's still as clean, bright and well stocked as…read moreday one. I'm sure everyone knows about Aldi so there is no reason to get into it. They have a decent sized parking lot and you not going to park more than 100 feet away from the entrance at the farthest spot. If you want a shopping cart you have to deposit a quarter into the lock (don't worry you get it back when you return it). Like most stores you enter into the produce section. They have an actually impressive assortment with most of the produce being from area farms in the region. They even have some delicacy items that you would have to drive 30 minutes to a large chain store to get. The aisles are all very wide so navigating the store is easy. In the center is all of your dry goods. Some of the dry goods are their own brand. We have tried their rice crispy and a couple others and they raiser just as good as the original for usually half the price or better. The meat and poultry section is decent size and they have good variety. They do sell fish that is in vacuum sealed packaging. The cooler section has all the normal stuff along with the frozen food section. One thing I really like is that the frozen food chests in the middle of the aisle have glass doors on top so you don't have to worry about maybe getting products that have thawed. Aldi also sells some home wares and some outdoor things such as a greenhouse and yard box. They have the normal seasonal decorations for sale also. The prices are normally very competitive and in some cases far cheaper. One thing I did notice is that the soda and seltzers seem to be considerably more expensive. We normally get La Croix seltzers for our camper and pay around $4/12 pack. Here they were $5.55. Overall the store is great and has all your staples.

The sellers are friendly and helpful, the food stands have very good food. This place is just…read moreamazing and I highly recommend everyone to check it out. And if you need information, then you need to stop by the information center and they will help you with any questions or concerns.

The French Baker inside offers delicious pastries and galettes in the Old World tradition. Baguette…read morechoice is a roll of the dice. Ask for the Parisian for the most authentic. The tomato pie at GUMBA's is delicious. Everyone raves about the cannoli; I'll try it next time!