Stopped in to purchase my Easter ham due to difficulty finding anything that was not spiral…read morecut....the staff was helpful and accommodating and the ham??? OMG...best I've had in years...definitely will shop there again... sorry folks...no pics...

We had lost hope of finding a new butcher when ours closed during covid. Thoma meat market has…read moreanswered our prayers. very good is all i can say. easy ordering, pick up, and packed very well. If you need a butcher for your freezer packs this is the stop.

Sprankle's is a small grocery-store chain, and this particular store is in Saxonburg…read more My husband and I shopped here one time. The store contained the usual departments--fruits, vegetables, baked goods, deli meats and cheeses, butcher meats, seafoods, canned and boxed foods, frozen foods, dairy, beverages, pet foods, home goods, cleaning products, etcetera. The store also sold lottery tickets and surprisingly had slot machines. This was probably our first-ever time shopping at a Sprankle's, so I paid attention to the prices and compared them to other grocery stores' prices. We thought that the blackberries, boxes of canned sodas, and individual cans of wet cat foods were priced too high. Some products had stickers that said "Reduced for Quick Sale" but did not mention the new price. I also paid attention to the quality of the foods. I noticed grapes that were moldy. Nonetheless, we did find many foods to buy: apples, bananas, green beans, potatoes, mushrooms, onion, turkey, potato chips, popcorn, drink mix, etcetera. The cashier asked us if we were members of the rewards program and if we wanted to join, and we said no to both. (We do not live nearby.) She did a very good job of scanning our foods, charging our credit card, and thanking us. Sprankle's also offers a Rewards program, home delivery, catering, and group fundraising, but I have never used them.

The deli is awesome, prices are good, and the staff is amazing.. I love going food shopping..read more

I love this cheese shop! They have a great selection of European and Domestic cheeses, including a…read morehard to find Norwegian cheese called Gjetost that I've been looking for. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, plus they have a passion for great cheese. The Penn Mac will always be my favorite, but this shop is a great option for this community to the north of Pittsburgh. Definitely worth visiting!

Very frustrated after our most recent experience here. We were so excited when Curds & Mold opened,…read moreand were absolutely in love with the wide selection available - shopping there often and sometimes making special trips just to purchase cheese from this location. However, this evening my father drove out of his way to purchase cheese here, arriving at 5:15pm - 45 minutes before the shop closes. When he got there and walked inside to make his purchase, he was turned away because (in spite of the door being unlocked and there being no signage on the door) they were having a private party. He was immensely frustrated and we're so disappointed in how poorly this situation was handled - they could have at least allowed him to make his purchase after driving 30 minutes out of his way to shop there. I will not be shopping here in the future, and find it very unfortunate that a business with such potential suffers from horrible customer service.

Pocha by Kye Won was a 34 mile road trip from New Castle, PA, and worth it! (It was a nice weekend…read moredrive in the country with the wife though, so the drive was fun too) I got the dol-sut bibimbap, the wife got the spicy pork with sweet potato noodles (those are the translucent lightly brown stretch noodles you find in so many Korean dishes. GET THEM instead of rice, or with rice if you have to have rice, just get these tasty, stretchy, noodles!) Kye-Won is who did the actual service for the food, and she is terrific. I'm VERY familiar with Korean food, and she guided us through the smaller, but well curated menu. There is no jujube chicken, no squid on a stick or oyster pancake. What they DO have is a rotating menu of kimchi ban-chan sides, all EXCELLENT! If you are disappointed by the banchan and kimchi you've had elsewhere, because it wasn't "hearty" enough, this place will fix that. I loved the place! Without reservation and unequivocally. Oh, and there's an outside covered grilling tent for AUTHENTIC Korean table grilled meats! (The Korean bbq) I can't wait to go back for that! Check out the menu pics, all current as of March '26.

Pocha by Kyewon is one of the most special dining experiences I've had in Pittsburgh…read more From the moment you walk in, you feel it's more than just a place to eat, it feels like being welcomed into someone's home. The owner greets everyone like family, checking in, chatting, and making sure you're taken care of in a way that's so genuine and rare to find. The food is incredible. You can taste the heart and intention behind every dish, this is Korean comfort food made with love. It's clear that her goal isn't just to make money, but to feed people well and share true Korean hospitality. The menu beautifully balances traditional Korean flavors with thoughtful nods to Pittsburgh, including fun items like burgers and a hot dog named after her husband, which perfectly reflects the blend of cultures here. If you're looking for amazing food, great beer, warmth, and a place that truly cares about its community, Pocha by Kyewon is a must-visit. Pittsburgh is lucky to have this gem. My favorites are Pocha Nachos KFC Wings K-Smash Korean bbq w pork belly

What kind of bakery is not open on Sundays?!?! Nine in the…read moremorning, all they have are burnt looking doughnuts. The cupcakes look burnt and dry. Will NOT return

4.5 stars. Mainstreet Bake Shop sells baked goods such as pies, cookies, breads, cheesecake, cakes,…read moreturnovers, danishes, scones, brownies, fruit bars, dolce cakes, cupcakes, donuts, pop-tarts, etcetera. It also sells other foods such as breakfast sandwiches, coffees, and dog cookies. My husband and I shopped in this bakery one time. An employee immediately and kindly greeted us. It was a late morning on a Saturday, and the display cases were mostly stocked with baked goods. Unfortunately, the display cases had no signs to indicate what the baked goods were, so I felt unsure of what some of them were. I recommend that the bakery add signs with the names of the baked goods. I chose a cookie (5 stars) and a bear claw (4.5 stars). The total price was a few dollars including a tip. I have no idea what exact flavors they were! Perhaps I should have asked the employee. But they tasted great! If you want to eat here, some indoor tables and chairs were available.

Millie Mae's Sweet Shoppe is a local business that sells candies, chocolates, home decor such as…read moreholiday decorations and wax melts, children's toys and clothing, accessories such as earrings, and more. My husband and I shopped here one time. An employee promptly greeted us. We looked at the merchandise in the few rooms, which were a bit of a challenge to walk in because they were small and had other customers. I felt most interested in the candies and chocolates, which included both nostalgic and modern flavors. I selected chocolate-covered raisins and a peanut cluster. The total price was $4.38 ($4.20 plus tax or fee?), which we paid by credit card because we had no small bills. The employee thanked us. Later at home, I ate the chocolate-covered raisins and peanut cluster, and I thought that they tasted very good.

This was one of the cutest little coffee shops I have been to. The two baristas were so welcoming…read moreand explained all the different types of drink choices. They also willingly helped me choose the perfect beverage for me while offering different options. There are about 10 seats inside the building. It is the perfect spot to hang out, listen to music, and enjoy your drink on a chilly winter day. I ordered the special for the day which was a Shortbread Cinnamon Cheesecake Cherry Latte. It was packed full of so many flavors but they all paired perfectly together. I never know what to order at coffee shops, but I am glad I ordered this. It was definitely on the sweeter side, but still delicious nonetheless. If I am ever in the area, I will be back to try another special as well as their amazing looking breakfast pastries.

The atmosphere is what saves this place. It's cute, quaint, and the baristas are always friendly…read more Unfortunately, the coffee itself is consistently disappointing. Most drinks taste like warm, sweet milk with a hint of something and the coffee flavor is either barely there or the flavor isn't strong enough to tell what it is. I come here and suck up the coffee because of the atmosphere is adorable.

We love Novotnys Pizza in general! Listen, if you like some spice on your pizza do I have the Oder…read morefor you!! I tried their Maui Waui Pizza that has pineapple (yes pineapple belongs on pizza!!) ham, jalapeños, and sweet Thai chili and it was perfection! If this isn't everyone cup of tea, but it's yours then they have little 4 cut pizzas which are perfect for single person ordering! Next I need to try their blueberry pizza! They always have some of the most creative and best combinations.

They tend to be a little pricey with average pizza. I placed a significant order and decided to eat…read moreon. A major turnoff was the fact I was refused a cup of tap water after the young guy checked with the manager, yet they have free coffee with cream that actually has a cost. I even offered to pay for the paper cup, but no go. They do have refrigerated drinks which i assume are also pricey as just like their food menu, no prices are provided. I just think this is a poor business practice that alienates customers. There is a great pizza place 10 minutes away in Sarver that has much better pizza at a lower price that offers extra sauce on the side and water at their fountain machine both at no cost. I very much doubt I'll order from here again.