I really like this super market they have a lot of stuff that you wouldn't find any other typical…read moresupermarket they have a lot of baked goods and the best there are the fresh donuts and there meats are fresh as always

Camped in the area a month ago and needed food for the weekend. I thought shopping for it in the…read moregeneral area would be a non issue. Little did I know it was a food desert. BG's came up in my search and since I'm familiar and prefer to shop discount grocers I figured I could find the majority of what I needed here. To make a long story short I left empty handed. First off the parking lot is dirty, which is surprising because this is a somewhat rural location. Inside the building was aged, like a 1970's Acme. Prices were obnoxious, like double what I would pay at a regular grocer back home (ie; Giant for comparison). The isles were tight and little to no safety measures were in place for Covid. It was crowded, I believe by default, because these citizens have no where else to shop. I scoured all the isles looking for a good deal, or even an average price and found nothing and limited brands and products. Overall the store was dated and felt unkept and dirty. It was a relief to leave.

This is our local store and one we visit frequently. We like that it's relatively easy to get into…read moreand out of, has a gas station attached, and the store is generally well stocked. Prices at Giant, like everywhere, seem to keep creeping up but if there was one and only one store we had to go to, regardless of prices, this would probably be it. As it is, we usually visit three stores to get certain things at each one and Giant, this one, is usually on our weekly shopping trip. We don't like self-checkouts and thankfully, this store seems to make an effort to have several manned registers. Thanks for that.

Our go to grocery store in Carlisle. They are always well stocked, the customer service is…read morefriendly, and they have healthy options and a large produce and deli section.

It is two stars because they remolded some of it and they seem to be getting in better products…read more It's honestly one of stars because of the people who have moved into that area for the prisons. We have the Walmart app which if you use it right is cheaper than going to the store. I'm former law enforcement and I always carry in this store "if" I have to go. The staff is basically 90% of people who hate you and 10% who work part time and are happy. We always go to the other place with a red circle store 40 minutes away (with tons of restaurants)just to not deal with this mess unless there is something we need right away.

This Walmart has it's good and bad points like every other Walmart. For the good, it has a rare…read moreWalmart Fuel Station that has competitive gas prices. Parking is more than adequate. What I like about this Walmart vs. the Bloomsburg Walmart, is this store seems to have a better and more frequently restocked selection of items. The selection of items in the freezer section stands out. Where this Walmart loses out is due to being in a high theft area, a significant number of items are behind glass or locked up in some form. If a store does this, they need to have employees available at all times to come and get the items unlocked. This store does not seem to have those employees in the evenings to pull this off based on the roughly 10 minutes wait I had on a Friday evening. I left without the item. The self-checkout systems here are not as user friendly as other's I've seen, and the area to use them is constrained in space on the grocery side. This is also probably due to theft issues. Overall, I do like coming to this Walmart despite it being out of my way for the better selection compared to the Bloomsburg store.

Surplus Outlet is an outlet grocery store and you need to fully understand that when entering…read more There are potential deals here, but you have to know your prices and watch your expiration dates. Store is located just outside of Northumberland on Route 11, immediately next to the American Legion. Parking lot can get tight if the store is busy and it's built on a downhill slope, so unattended shopping carts can roll away. What will you find product wise? A decent fresh fruit/vegetable section. Frozen food section with a lot of discontinued products. Tons of canned good including bulk #10 cans. This location off season sells various fountain fireworks. They also have small kids toy selection. Compared to the Berwick store, this one feels like it has less stock in general. Why I knock a few stars off is you need to check expiration dates on EVERYTHING. No exceptions and at this store they are less well marked on items like cereal. Toiletries and other general pharmacy items are not competitively priced. Paper products have about the same quality as generic items at Dollar General (not great.) Overall, I like Surplus Outlet, and it's worth stopping in to see what they have.

We discovered this discount grocer while camping at nearby Splash Magic. I'm a fan of discount…read moregrocers over traditional grocery stores so finding one so close was a Godsend as we typically buy our food in the area we stay instead of bringing it from home. The store is spacious for a discount grocer and had a large section of beauty and health products, more so than others. Many were damaged packaging or expired but that's to be expected. What I didn't expect was such a large and impressive freezer and produce section. Had I had more room in our travel trailer camper I would have bought a ton more! Prices were low and the selection was very broad and fully stocked. Ditto for the produce which looked to be in very good condition and not "seconds". Since discount grocers tend to carry discontinued products I did find several items I'll probably never find again, but at least I enjoyed them once! The staff on the floor was also helpful in directing me to the dept I was looking for. The cashier however had the personality of a slug, and when hubby and I tried to engage in conversation with her she made eye contact but no response. Four stars because although they had a cart wipe station the wipes were completely dried out. A sign at the door insisted there would be no entry unless masked. However a big family with a ton of kids (all touching stuff and a muck around the store) ignored the mask rule and were allowed entry. Also when I tried to go back Sunday on our way home to stock up they were closed. No Sunday hours is a huge let down.

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.

Only for some quick pick up for a few items I recommend them due to their higher prices. But NOT…read morethe pharmacy. They are a joke.

On June 23rd I was here to shop at this local, well stocked and neighborhood friendly grocery store…read morenear our relatives in Mountain Top, PA. First off let me say and take note here that when visiting in the state of Pennsylvania, when asking for a cool beverage drink it is called "Soda" not Pop. I encountered this comment of humor back in 1993 from dear relatives who corrected me when I was offered a beverage while visiting other cities such as Kingston and Edwardsville. This well known store has everything you could think of or need on a daily or weekly basis. The employees are residents young and old, and greet shoppers when walking in the doors and shopping throughout the isles of many departments. I hope all my photos are attached properly to get an idea that Weis is the place to grab and go for needed weekend party supplies and food or weekly shopping. Note again as I type this Weis does NOT carry to sell Beer or Wine (Yet) but stocks and sells their flavorful Birch Beer Soda which I bought 3 - 12 packs of 2 flavors to take back to Michigan. Beer and Wine is pending here in July. Another favorite sweet item that I MUST buy are the delicious in many assorted flavors and boxes of "Tastykakes". The company is currently headquartered in Philadelphia and manufactures the line of snack foods. These tastykakes can be stored in a cabinet/cupboard up to 2 months for those who eat sweets slow and savor.. not I that is. Also we have stored them in the freezer for longer months double bagged for less temptation or weight gain. LOL. I know some Meijer locations here in Michigan do carry these butterscotch delights, cupcakes, twinkies, jelly filled, Krimpets, etc. but the high stock is here at Weis. There is a seafood, meat and deli department here and small area with bakery goods. They sell other handmade items outside in the parking lot and areas inside the lobby from local residents or nearby cities. I am thrilled to stop in here to spend my Michigan money on great products made in PA before leaving back home. FYI : In closing I just text messaged my cousin and she has confirmed that this Weis store now sells Beer & Wine finally instead of shopping at the Outlet store. I'm sure this store has been busy lately with the hot weather and vacation fun with faithful customers now spending more money to add to their food shopping bill. I will be looking forward to shopping here again soon in the Fall or ? to buy my favorite Pennsylvania beer " Yuengling" !! "Sweet Cheers" to this Weis location in Mountain Top, PA ! P. S. I am rating this business 4 stars instead of 5 because I need to wait till I purchase my beer = this year or next year! :)

I'll start by saying that this isn't my favorite Wegmans--but since the others are very far away,…read moreI'll take this location. My biggest issue is that it seems sort of pricey for some items compared to other Wegmans locations. But maybe that's just inflation. Also the food court area is smaller than other locations. That being said, there are some items I adore here. The fresh flowers look as nice as a fancy florist. The shaved prosciutto is fantastic and reasonably priced for a large portion. There is a good selection of lamb, which is harder to get at many other supermarkets. The staff is very friendly, especially at the pharmacy counter. I don't stop here often, but when I do, I treat myself to flowers and/or a cheese tray and/or a cute bakery cookie. The Wegmans quality is always top notch.

An excellent Wegmans, large parking lot and plenty of space inside for the almost standard layout…read moreof groceries, hot food and liquor store. Plenty of selection even early in the morning, we popped in here for some bakery goods for breakfast and really enjoy the chocolate croissants for $2.50 each, both better quality and cheaper than the Panera version. A go to for so many things, Wegmans branded food is excellent generally. Small downside was that some of the cakes looked like they had been in the cooler for a bit, the peach cobbler looked excellent but strawberry shortcake looked a little bit aged compared to my local store.

Great prices and a variety of discounted goods. It's a bit random what you can find there, but…read morethat's the fun part! The best time to go is during weekday mornings, as it can get crowded during peak times on the weekend.

We love going to Wenger's every time when we visit my brother and his family. They are Mennonite…read moreand we feel very comfortable visiting the store, which is owned and staffed by Amish. We interact with the staff when we are there with no problems, more than helpful. They have a great selection of food, you just need to watch for expiration dates. We love exploring the aisles and shopping carts and getting great discounts on items and cases of food. We buy in bulk and are always looking for a bargain, who cares if the product is slightly damaged or dented or soon to expire. We usually overfill our cart with non-pershable pantry shelf items, detergent, and paper goods. We buy gift cards via mail for gifts for the holidays and afterwards. We wish we had a Wenger's Grocery Outlet where we live.