Updated review on Giant Eagle, Rochester. The store now is…read moreclean, bright, wider aisles and better selection. Ace Hardware is located towards the rear of the store, great items; the man that manages Ace is very helpful. One negative: put the prepared food closer to the front, it is lost by the wine/beer section.

This is in regards to the online ordering and delivery. I have spent $1000 in recent months with a…read morefew small glitches. My last order however was a big problem. Missed items, incorrect items and incorrect substitutions I notified them of my concerns and the response I received from them was a generic response with a code for $10 off my next order of $100. They did not address any of my issues. I don't think they even read the details. I will not order from them anymore.

My favorite deli! Great sandwiches, tacos, salads, and lunch meat! Staff is friendly and store is…read moreclean. You can't go wrong with any of their daily dinner options. You won't regret giving them a try.

Seriously Quality Foods at a more than fair price! Why aren't there more places like Nichol's?read more

I see a lot of negative reviews. I think they are just fine to shop at. Rochester revamped their…read morestore recently so there are no longer long aisles, they are split in between, which I kind of like better. The cashiers are all friendly. And they always have weekly deals. The one downfall this year I'd say is that they changed their perks program and there aren't any convenient locations for myself now, but I'm sure it benefited others.

Love the bakery everything always looks so good and everything is easy to find. The topping on the…read moremuffins they have are amazing and the buttercream icing is my all time favorite

My wife decided to take us on a small trip back down memory lane and search out a childhood…read morefavorite spot for old school slush puppies. We left the main road near the river and headed up into a nice neighborhood and it wasn't long before my wife found her target. Gallagher's Market is a sweet throwback to Americana for sure. A small neighborhood market that has seen the neighborhood change a lot in the last 50 or so years yet they remain true to their roots. A small market that caters to the locals with very specific items on their shelves as well as in their butcher case. There was a small desk selling lottery tickets and locksmiths services. My wife was most happy about the old school slush puppy machine that has the separate area to pump in your flavor choices rather than pre-mixed versions. I loved the case filled with penny candy (well it's actually gone up to 10 cents, but it is still offered by the piece) In a world of large corporations and box stores, it is so nice to see that America still has some local charm, Aloha

wonderful neighborhood local market that is a little gem. It still has a penny candy counter and…read moreall the neighborhood kids love walking down there to get a little bag. I like that they support the local business like egg and milk farmers and your hometown bakery for breads. I wish there were more of these places still around.

Their delivery department is a joke. I pay for services that are not fulfilled. Almost every time I…read moreorder I always have a delay. Please tell me what am I paying for. An when I call the store or call the 1800 number they can never tell me when my order will be fulfilled. Sparks needs to get it together or move out the way an let some other company do their job.

I called trying to get ahold of somewhere here trying to find out if they give out unused boxes…read moresince I heard they're one of the stores the apparently "used" to do this. But, since nobody answers their phoned(at LOCATIONS) had to drive there to find out that that they don't anymore. The least they could do is answer their phones and save people a trip instead of just letting it ring indefinitely.

This store always carry my Belvita's (Golden Oat) 12 in a box. My review is very good. I get upset…read morewhen the carts are not fully charged, because I can't walk around the store. I wonder why your people ar always discussing their jobs and never seem o be happy to greet people. The delivery service is good, however the people choosing the food should choose as if they are shopping for themselves. Don't choose half rotten fruit or anything that may go bad soon after delivery. Open more cashier lines and move it along don't have people waiting forever to check out. You would be known as the store that is the fastest to checkout. Pay people what they are worth.

We stopped in here this afternoon looking at clothes and different items since we're both Steeler…read morefans and we're in Pittsburgh and we decided that they probably would have a few items. They did have a small variety of items it wasn't anything that wonderful but we could still pick up a few things while we were in the area kind of busy messy store the time that we were in there but it's a typical Walmart

LOL, here we go again. It's been 3 months since I wrote about this place last and it's 2 for 2…read morebad. Let me preface this with I did a stint as a secret shopper out of boredom and I wanted the experience because it was... fun. Really. I didn't make much but it was sometimes educational. One time I did a 4 hour shop of a very large foreign company in the area (I cannot say who though). That was a grueling experience (did it with a migraine) that required a LOT of steps and a good memory. Anyway, on to my latest foray into Aldi mediocrity. I'll make it short and to the point. Arrived around 6PM 23 Feb 2026. I walked around the store and took note of the cleanliness as I made my selections. I walked up to the cashier checkout where I placed my box of goods on the conveyor belt and the black cashier employee with glasses instructed me to empty the box. I took no umbrage to this because this is standard request that I have received in the past. I did so and placed the box in the cart. Now, many customers of Aldi will note that if you ask for the cashier to place the items in the box the VAST majority of the time, they will. Some place the items in the box neatly for you, some will just throw them in, I never cared as long as they were in the box. It makes things fast for me and fast for them because I leave quicker if I don't have to pack the box. It takes zero extra effort to do so. This has been my experience ever since Aldi opened a store in the Pittsburgh area. What this employee did, was even after asking them politely with a "Please put the items in the box" 3x and even trying to place the box under where she was dropping the items.... This employee actively avoided the box. In the years of secret shopping and regular shopping, This was the first instance of "Active Refusal" of a reasonable customer request that I have ever encountered. I've heard about it in training before but never once encountered it. I left my items at the counter and I complained to the SAME manager I complained in my prior review of this Aldi location. I then left and took my money to Walmart, where I don't have to put up with managerial complacency and an employee with a chip on their shoulder to give the brand a bad name and bad reviews. I hope someone at corporate takes note and does something about this employee. They probably will not because of the "Oh i'm being discriminated against" by the employee. If you have that problem, contact me, I'll testify in court against the employee free of charge. This was very bad behavior on her part.

Probably one of the newer ALDI locations out there. In fact I don't even think it would show up on…read morethe map it's that new. Same, simple set up as many ALDIs before it. Great service from the staff, they are quick to restock items and also quick to open up more registers if they see there is a line of customers in wait. I have noticed that items vary depending on their location, but the ALDI staples are all here. Majority of their items are allergy friendly. Quick stop for some quick items.

Each fortnight, Milady Kay brings home a crate of fresh produce from Kohser Farms that is delivered…read moreto her place of employment. For as little as $14.50 a week, one can have a wooden box of vegetables fruits, meat, and eggs dropped off for you at a pick-up point. The contents will vary each time depending on what is in season. Just 5 subscriptions are needed for a stop to be established, so get your co-workers, friends, relatives, and neighbors in on this! So far, we've only been getting the vegetables, and over the past few months that we've been using KF, we have yet to be disappointed by a single shipment. Kohser Farms comes highly recommended as utmost freshness is their raison d'être. More information on KF can be found at this link... http://www.localharvest.org/kohser-farms-M42508 Hop aboard, locavores!

We really need a grocery delivery service here in Beaver County. I tried to sign up for Fellowship…read moreFoods but immediately backed out when I saw the insane prices. This service should really take into account the people who live here, and not just cater to the rich. It is simply untrue that you have to pay prices like this to feed your family well, and it's also a very classist and false assumption (on the part of some) that "poor people" do not care about their health. There are many people here that could use grocery delivery, such as elders and folks with limited mobility. It is sad that this service is out of reach for many of us.

Joseph Mamula (the teenager) was an amazing help to me and my family. When we went to checkout he…read morerecommended products that helped with what we were buying, and i couldnt be more thankful. Please consider giving him more praise in the workplace for his actions.