Awesome prices! They seem to carry most everything you'll need. Some expired or close to it, so…read morewatch.

You need to be careful of what you buy. Some items are overpriced. They charge you for using a…read morecredit card. You don't know this until you're at the register to pay.

This small discount grocery store has some interesting items. The store has a discount warehouse…read morefeel. You never know what you will find here. They have a custom sub shop with freshly sliced meats and other subs. The subs are very inexpensive. You fill out a small form, and they will prepare it while you shop. Of note are many dried fruits and nuts, various special honeys, special cheeses, a variety of fresh sliced meats and cheeses from local farmers, fresh produce and various prepackaged chips, candies, sodas and canned goods and much more. There are many real values to find on any trip here. Worth a visit whenever you drive by.

Lowest deli prices anywhere on a wide selection of brands. Their baby Swiss is to die for, people…read morebuy their shaved ham by 5 pound bags. Guessing that's commercial. Local jumbo eggs $1.25-1.45 depending. Service... they make some of the best hoagies with fresh ingredients (to your specifications) at low prices. Store layout is first rows of produce. Local apples today 79 cents a pound with 6 varieties. Next a row of distressed foods deeply discounted or near expired. However they get factory deals. 4 one pound Triscut box pack $4.99! Eventually a row of dried bulk foods. Nuts, crackers, pretzels, gingersnaps, dried fruit, pastas, oatmeals etc at varying values. Another row of anything you can imagine for country baking and canning. All different kinds of flour, oats, yeasts, sugars, spices, hard to find extracts... Most common grocery items are Walnut Grove brand, just OK. Many common items are a little overpriced.

I came across Glennwood foods while thrifting in the Ephrata area. I shop almost exclusively at…read morediscount grocers so finding someplace new gives me more options. I've been here several times since discovering it late last year and have my daughter shopping here now as well. I will note that it's quite a distance from our home in Landisville, so it has to be impressive for us both to make the long trek. Some things to know, both positive and negative; The area is high in Plain population, who for the most part do not participate in mask wearing. I did have some concerns going in as immediately I saw several customers not masked but it wasn't crowded so I felt ok. The store itself is plain owned and while the employees wear shields, some which barely cover their nose, they do not wear masks. The trend of not wearing a mask has rubbed off on non-plain folk as well, as it seems to be acceptable. This is by far my biggest gripe about this store. While it is smaller than a Giant it does have all the departments. Plus an area off to the side of non-food items. They even have a small section of Avon! Inventory changes very frequently. My daughter scored 6- packs of Pedisure for $1.99 which run around $13 at the store on a Tuesday. By the time I got there on Thurs there were none left. The majority of the shelf staple food is not expired or damaged but you do need to check frozen, fresh, and their meats as they tend to be at, near, or past expiration. Prices are exceptional. I mean like really, really good on the majority of their items. Some single serve snacks are 5 or 10 for $1 and area great for packing lunches and to keep in the car for road trips. Cleaners, toilet papers, paper supplies, and the like tend to run higher than a regular store. Some of my favorite things to buy that I can't find elsewhere: bulk made (their own brand) frozen items such as chicken croquettes, nuggets, and potato products ready to bake. I get their crinkle cut Tuscan herb potato coins every visit. A bag for .88 cents makes a good side dish for my family of six. Good on their own but add a ranch dipping sauce and you'll yearn for them. Frozen homemade cookie dough is also a winner and the variety change from week to week. They also have freshly cut/frozen veggie (red onions, okra, fresh off the cob corn, etc.) and fruits for smoothies, including elderberry. How often do you find freshly frozen elderberries anywhere?!? A small deli is also not to be missed and your order is sliced fresh. Additionally they have a deli case with precut and packaged lunch meats and cheeses. Be sure to pick up one of their house made potato salads - the cheese/bacon variety is to die for! Freshly made, prepackaged subs are get to grab for on the go. Beside the deli is a whole other refrigerated room that's easy to miss (my daughter did) that has more fresh produce, yogurts, deli salads, etc. Especially with the yogurt check the dates, they tend to be well past expiration, but literally cost pennies. Aside from the low prices and good selection they have a bagger at each register! If you follow me you know that's something I really appreciate! Negatives aside the mask wearing include; no soap in the ladies room on one occasion (especially bothersome since they prepare so much food in house) and no Sunday hours. They also don't put cooking directions on all of their house made frozen items. Otherwise my favorite discount grocer to date.

I used to love this store but since they remodeled they've been gradually raising their prices to…read morematch major grocery stores, making this no longer a discount store. I stopped in today and noticed they had homegrown cauliflower for $3.99 which was the same price as my local grocery store had; however Glenwood's was all brown. I understand prices are going up but this is outrageous.

I've never seen so many different grocery stores, in one location. If you can't find what you want…read morein Lancaster County, then.. what gives?? Swimming with the ladies at gym and one of them goes on about Green Hills grocery store and how there's a line out the door, on saturday morning. Now you got me as I lean closer towards her. She continues, excitedly and exclaims how wonderful their deli section is. Of course, the Yelper that I am, has to go and check out this grocery store. Though it's set-up is similar to Aldi, it also reminds me of Marshalls. There is a deli and their prices for meat and cheese are at least $4 off per pound, from the other nearby grocery stores. Yes; it's true and the selection looks good. Their grab and go section, has huge hoagie sandwiches, priced at $5.99 and enough to feed two people, piled high slices of swiss and salads. Green Hills has lots of snacks, granola bars, hot sauces, a little of this and that, no beef/chicken/poultry, sparse veg and fruit, limited household and hygiene products. There is a small selection of frozen foods, where I happened to spot Little Debbie ice-cream! Be sure to check the expiration dates on products, some items I've seen had expired. There are lots of good and unexpected buys for the savvy shopper.

This is my go to the store. It's less than half mile away. You never know what kind of inventory…read morethey're gonna have it changes weekly great place to buy deli meats best prices, and they have some really great specials. The store is clean. The clerks are friendly, and I would recommend this to almost anyone.

Great deals! Lots of nondairy and gluten free options, and deals you won't find in regular grocery…read morestores. It's always hit or miss, but it's worth going to look around for some snacks and deals.

They sell raw milk and a bunch of illegal stuff there. The food is always moldy and inedible. I…read morehave gotten sick from there food or just threw the food out because either the non dairy milk went sour and chunky or i found mold that no one at the register warned me about. Lot of rude employees there too.

I watch for expiration dates and have been very satisfied with all my purchases! person at register…read moreis always very kind, considerate and thankful. Store is always neat and clean.

Everything is cheap & delicious . Especially peanut butter tasty kakes. Friendly atmosphere, & cleanread more

Awww I actually love Redner's and wish they were located all the way here in Cali! I definitely…read moreprefer Redner's to Weis (I can never find what I need here) and Walmart (always a clusterf***) in Palmyra and Giant in Hershey (expensive!). All of them are more expensive and madhouses. Redner's is cheaper, has a large variety of everything that I need, and moved not too long ago to a better location.

Prices are high. A small slice of watermelon $2+…read more Always provide help to my car if needed.

If you live in, or near Leola, Pennsylvania, then surely you already know all about Lantz's…read moreDiscount Grocery Store. If you don't know about Lantz's, then you are missing out on one of the best discount grocers in the area. It is owned by Sam Lantz, along with his wife; Esther. Lantz's is located at; 105 Horseshoe Road in Leola, PA. The store is located very close to Route 23, and Route 772 (Newport Rd.), in Leola Lantz's carries a full line of bulk food items, including a great supply of baking supplies, including cake, cookie and cupcake decorations that include; sprinkles, candy decors, and sanding sugars of all kinds! A large variety of spices and herbs is a welcome surprise along the shelves. Don't forget to check out the walk in cooler to your right, after you enter the store. That is where you will find a nice variety of cheeses that are cut to order, along with fresh produce, dairy items, and baked goods. Bargain produce items, and baked goods from Lil' s Bakery, are always something that you will find at Lantz's. Each week there is usually a new special so it is a good idea to stop by each week to see what Sam has on sale. Lantz's caries all of the usual grocery store type items; canned goods, frozen foods, household cleaners, etc.. In addition to the usual items, you can also find boxed greeting cards, Silly Bandz, and more. Be sure to check out the Bible poster that Lantz's carries, it contains all the books of the Bible in full, on one poster! Hard to believe, but stop in and see it for yourself.