I've been patron of Elluingers since they opened, so I've seen this place evolve over many years. I…read morelove the personal touch of knowing the people who have worked there (RIP Ed) and still work there. (Michelle is a sweetheart) Their latest evolution has been to offer a pretty extensive sandwich menu and to collaborate with Pappy's BBQ. And I'll share more about that later. I was frequenting this place (weekly) to buy lunch meat and other breakfast/dinner meats (bacon, chicken, burgers, steaks, etc). But their hours have changed yet again (used to be open at 9am, then that changed to 10am, then that recently changed to 11am) so it's harder for me to go there when they're open. They do sell quality meats and various other groceries like veggies, milk, and bread. I had tried their food when they first started offering burgers and a few other sandwiches and pizza. Unfortunately I wasn't impressed by anything I tried and so I just stuck to buying groceries from them. Then came their collaboration with Pappy's BBQ, which introduced a more robust sandwich menu along with a BBQ menu. Well, one day I was getting lunch meat and heard about a half dozen people ordering various chicken sandwiches. My interest was piqued. A day or so later I had a chicken parm hoagie to-go and wow. It was huge and packed with flavor. I recently ordered another one and I'm here to say, its awesomeness was not a fluke. $15 for a footlong chicken parm sandwich that has plenty of wonderfully seasoned/prepared chicken, a tasty sauce, and sufficient cheese (you can never have enough provolone/mozzarella) - all packed in a tasty mancini's hoagie bun. It's worth every dollar. Chicken parm is my favorite type of sandwich and Elluingers chicken parm hoagie, in my opinion, is waaay better than Goodfellos, and decidedly better than Aviva Brick Oven. That is no small feat in my book. Aviva has been the standard for all things Italian in our house. And while they still own the throne for pizza, they've been dethroned for chicken parm sandwiches. So in conclusion, it might have taken a while, in my opinion, for Elluingers to find their sweet spot in terms of serving hot foods, but I think they may have found it! Stop in, and give them a try! If nothing else, get some quality groceries from a friendly family-owned/run business.

I like the store itself…read more My second purchase and still disappointed. Purchased Strip Steaks that were very tough. This weekend went in for their Brisket sandwich; a low-quality sandwich regardless of the price. It was served on bread with same texture as Town Talk bread, one side was toasted the other was mush. There was barely any brisket on it. The coleslaw was the size of a condiment to-go container; think of filling a container of ketchup from other restaurants. For your knowledge, there are several other options right on Main Street to try. I would be more than willing to pay more for better quality.

When your mother wants veal chops, you look for veal chops. None at Wholeys, Giant Eagle, Shop n…read moreSave, or Whole Foods. A friendly farmer referred me to Henry's Meat Market. Sausage, roasts, soup bones, meat sticks, chicken, stuffed banana peppers and mushrooms, and many other meats were available. I asked if they had bison. The person helping me said they only had a little bit left. She showed me more bison ground meat and steaks than I have ever seen in one place. She said they butchered a bison and this was all that was left. I stocked up. I look forward to going back and stocking my freezer. Note: They are closed on Sundays.

Henry's Meat Market has two locations--this one in Cranberry Township and one in Harrisville. My…read morehusband and I visited this store in Cranberry, and we felt very impressed and pleased with the *gigantic* selection of meats! As I walked around the store, I did not even have time to look at all of the different types of meats. I saw countless types of beef, chicken, pork, lamb, sausage, bolognas, etcetera! I even saw non-meats such as milks, cheeses, fishes, vegetables, fruits, baked goods, and snack foods. I asked my husband to choose meats for his grill for meals this week. He chose three beef-vegetable kabobs and one BBQ chicken breast. The cashier immediately greeted us, rang up our purchase, and thanked us. I think that the prices of the meats were reasonable. Before we even left the store, we were already talking about the "next time" that we will visit Henry's Meat Market! This store has soooo many more meats for us to try! In the following days, we cooked and ate the meats at home. We liked the beef kabobs and the chicken very much.

Food is always good. The selection of drinks needs a little help but over all a nice little store…read moreand eatery

Pizza was upside down in the box and they are never open the hours they say. Got a VM saying they…read morewould be open next week and that was last week but not open.

Awesome hogies, amazing wings, and everyone who is working is always nice. If I could give them…read moremore than 5 stars I would. I highly recommend this place!

I've been going there for years. It's a nice little mom and pop shop. But their hours changed as…read morewell as their food making times. It could've been just because of Covid. I do like going there for snacks though.

Best food ever made. I've yet to try something that wasn't awesomely delicious. The staff is kind…read moreand very efficient. The owners of this place know what they're doing. Wish there was a Gordons on every block. The menu has so may options and the prices are good. Trust me you cant go wrong stopping here!

This place absolutely pulls at my heart strings, as do any local convenience stores (especially…read morethose not attached to a gas station). Stop in to grab yourself a bottle of soda and a snack. I even ordered a made to order grandma slice of pizza which you can never go wrong with either.

We(Franciscan Manor) get poinsettias from Beaver County Fruit Market to put a tree up at Heritage…read moreValley Beaver. They are beautiful. Many people asked where we purchased them and how beautiful they are.

Love the quality of the merchandise. Do not like the attitude of Katherine.. the tall lady cutting…read morethe lunch meat. She is rude and basically refuses to cut the pastrami thin. The 1st time I thought she was having a bad day but repeat performances show she just doesn't doesn't care. Time to ....let her go.

In terms of convenience stores, this one is very clean and well kept. It is of course a gas station…read more& it's at the 4 corners of Deer Lane Ext, Big Knob Rd & Sunflower Rd (Rt 68). They have everything you'd expect at a convenience store as well as local bakery items. They have an ATM machine. They also have beer & wine & hot/cold take out foods. They have an eat-in restaurant section with tables & gambling games/lotto machines. They also have outdoor patio tables. Staff was friendly & there are public restrooms.

Not that bad for a backwoods gas station, but the review about them unplugging their power to save…read more$ is definitely concerning lol I'd recommend someone look into this. Edit: Week of 6/23 i came here before heading to work. Only because I needed fuel. - The fridge items were not cold, but they were not warm. Condensation surrounded the glass coolers and items inside... This is embarrassing and a health hazard. If someone has not reported this gas station / rest stop, then they absolutely should. I only came here because I needed to fill up my car but I won't be back.

Friendly, helpful employees. The store is always well stocked, the shelves full and the store clean…read moreand inviting. Very good meat department, nice selection and always fresh. Pleasure shopping there.

I am loving the new location. It is very clean and well stocked everyone there is very friendly…read more This is a community gem.