Shopping at this Giant Eagle is painful. Staff are slothful, selection isn't very good, and…read moreinventory is hit and miss. I've been to much better managed grocery stores in Mexico and Panama.

Big new beautiful store -like a Whole Foods on steroids and better…read more Only drawback is -it is hard to get to - gps hasn't learned the new roads yet -just follow the gps directions until they seem to end in nowhere -then look around for the red peak of the store roof. The whole area looks deserted with remote storefronts snd construction, but it's worth the trip when you find it.

Great Everything you need under one roof, good prices, good…read morequality, etc. etc. They always send out coupons in the mail for what you like

I did grocery pick up. I have been in the store before tho and it's clean and had every thing I was…read morelooking for. Anyway I pulled into the designated spot and sent the message via text that I was there. They were out within 5 minutes had my car loaded and I was on my way.

I always perceived Drug Mart to be a lower tier convenience store. I'll never think that again…read moreafter visiting this store. It's the best Drug Mart in the area - very spacious, tidy, well lit, welcoming, and looking brand new/renovated. The best way to describe it is a combination of convenience store (regular Drug Mart) and grocery store. Employees are very pleasant, have friendly small talk with the customers, and answer any questions. Exemplary customer service! This store has HUGE assortment: -Fresh and vibrant produce that looks like it could have been at the farmers market. Quite a variety of veggies! Yams were 99 cents which is very budget friendly! -Variety of books. No trending reads, but a decent selection of various genres -Windshield wipers! I have never seen windshield wipers at a convenience store and loved this find! -Seeds for all your spring gardening! -Enough grocery aisles to avoid going to the grocery store! They have poultry, meats, and many aisles of food. There's even a decent global foods aisle! -Dollar aisle! It's more like discounts aisle, but still very useful! -OSU merch! Shirts and Championship Coke. No glass bottles yet, but for $1.99 I wouldn't mind owning this memorabilia! -Cough drops galore. I stopped in for cough drops and wasn't prepared to see so many choices. That was a pleasant surprise. My only criticism is that the store is not very logically organized. Plan for extra time to wander around and check off your shopping list. For instance, it took me several circles around the store to find baby wash that wasn't located by the diapers. Same with the bakery aisle. I was hoping to find famous Mama Jo's pies found at this location but it took me awhile to find baked goods at the back of the store. Other than that, I was very pleased with my shopping trip. Note: This store serves as an Amazon pickup location. Of course it does because it has everything!!!

Discount DrugMart (DDM) has never failed to disappoint in their FLORAL BOUQUET selection. They hold…read morelonger than any local store and are very affordable for a pick and purchase. I love seeing all the new seasonal varieties and they are very high quality. I even purchased some TROPICAL BOUQUETS this past summer!

It was opening day! It's a smaller store with great prices. They do have a smaller sections on…read moreitems, but seems to carry most products people look for. I was able to find most of the items I was looking for, but there are certain things I would have to get elsewhere. They do carry brand name & organic items. It was very well organized, clean, and the staff was very friendly. I will definitely be going back. Prices are great on most items compared to other grocery stores in the area. Check them out!

I really have had nothing but great shopping experiences here. The prices are very competitive…read moreespecially if you know what the cost of something you normally purchase. I have found a 20+ pack of Black Rifle Coffee for like $7 on my first visit. They don't have a butcher so all the meat is pre packaged and I have had zero issues. They have organic ground beef for I think was like $5 for a pound. It's a smaller store than your typical giant eagle but I really am a fan of this place and their prices. Staff has always been friendly and the store is very clean. I recommend downloading the app to get rewards points as well.

It's a deli. Old works style vibes but also have trending stuff. Fresh peanut butter and bread…read more Produce and packaged stuff. Ample parking

I love going here. Their produce and most prices are great. Its always well organized and always…read morebusy! The staff is also very helpful and friendly. They have a deli counter and hummus/dips that they make there. One of my favorite places to go to.

All Marc's Stores Locations Need to be remodeled IMMEDIATELY especially Garfield. The smell of…read moresomething Unalive as soon as you leave the produce section is concerning?! I've had the same experience at other locations (Sagamore Hills, Solon, Mayfield. And Not for Nothin, Giant eagle just opened two locations in Pennsylvania. So...Marc's better step it uP! Also, Aldi is doing theyre Big one too.

I'm able to shop for fruits and vegetables at a low cost. I like the self checkout but I wish it…read morewas for credit cards and cash instead of just paying cash.

This really is a good supermarket, and if I lived here, it would be my go-to…read more Selection is wonderful here, as is the organization/stocking. It's also very clean. The service is fine -- not quite up to HEB standards, but good for this neck of the woods.

Shame on giant eagle this location they said as of September they no longer sell ground poppyseed…read moreout of the bakery department,,, we have purchased it there around the holidays for years with no problems, thank you Heinen's in Middleburg Heights. They were more than happy to sell the product with all the competition. Giant eagle may want to get their act together. This is what happens when they don't want to pay their employees a living wage. we will be shopping at Heinen's much more. The prices are the same as giant eagle.

Wonderful customer service - good prices on produce. We came to get another members card but the…read morestaff on duty called off so we will have to come another day - just short staffed sometimes but still a great place to shop .

What's with all the complaints about the store layout?!?! I…read moreswear folks will complain about ANYTHING! I have never had a single issue here. If I need direction there is ALWAYS someone to help. The bakery staff are as sweet as the pastries they make. Liquor store staff are some of the best around. Check out times are pretty average. Below is the cutest cookie made by the cheerful bakery staff.

They had five electric grocery shopping carts for the handicap…read more The bread section was off in a little squared off area on its own. The meat section was set up different. The vegetable section was like it was a bargain Bin store I did not get to check out the rest of the store because by the time I made it to the front and back of the grocery side, I kept almost falling on my face because you only have five handicap carts. I live in a very small town in southern Indiana and our Walmart is so much bigger more organized cleaner. I just couldn't believe this was an actual Walmart.

Since moving to the area a few years ago, I've been here a handful of times. This is the only place…read moreI've been where it's normal to wait 30-45 minutes in line. Maybe an hour if you come at just the wrong time. Self checkouts are never open, yet you still have to show your receipt and get bag checked at the door before exiting. Worst of all, I once tried to use their in store shopping/pickup service (similar to the stellar drive up service offered across the street at Target) and it took someone an hour to come out with my bags. If you're planning to buy ice cream or other frozen/cold goods I'd suggest putting them in a cold bag immediately, so the stuff you're paying hard earned money for doesn't melt as you wait. I'd also consider sending a shopping partner ahead of you in line and then handing them your stuff after you find it. Now, I know I said that each visit here is literally a test of each ounce of patience in one's body. My most recent visit takes the cake. I got in the "line," which was an amorphous blob. Further down the way was a *slightly* separated line with a sign labeled "fifteen items or less." I only had three items, so that should've been ideal. The moment I noticed that my line branched off into the optional less than 15 line was the moment other people were trying to cut in front of me. Thankfully I was able to stop them from actually doing so. As I had to physically hold these people back, I looked around in the hopes of making eye contact with a security guaed. No such luck though. I guess they only hang out near the electronics or in the entryway. Cool. Would it be reasonable to presume that that the term "fifteen items or less" implies some sort of fast lane, or am I the crazy one here? They took over ten minutes to checkout two customers. Then after those people left, another customer took for-freaking-ever because she had... wait for it... way more than fifteen items! What are rules for? Why have a sign that reads "fifteen items or less" of that can't be enforced? Why have security guards standing around at all times if not to back up your employees, who should be enforcing their own rules?? Once again... make it make sense. So, this woman with a lot more than fifteen items took an extra long time to check out because she was still making her final selections. I saw her instruct employees to put things back, then she'd change her mind and ask them to scan something, then she'd have them put it back... again. There was a whole shelf of things she had them put back (as you'll see in the picture I've attached). This absolutely should not have been allowed and was insanely disrespectful to everyone else doing their time in this hellscape of a line/store. When it was FINALLY time for me to check out, about twenty-five minutes had passed. Remember, this store can do far worse. However, due to the constant noice of the people squished in around me and a weird incessant ringing (bell like?) sound throughout the entire store, it felt more like twenty-five years. Remember to bring your cooler bag *and* your earplugs. There were two women behind the checkout. One had just gotten there soon before it was my turn and I assume she was in training or something. That's fine, everyone has to learn! However, I wonder how good of an example the new hire was learning from... as neither of them acknowledged me at all. I know it doesn't take long to ring up three or four items but it felt rude because they were only talking to each other about random unrelated things. The worst part was when they turned to the person behind me and spoke with them, before they had given me a receipt. I felt kind of rude but I had my bag in hand and I wasn't going to wait a second longer, so I had to interrupt them. Remember, you need your receipt to leave this hellscape. I'd known that from past experiences! I was genuinely appalled and frustrated with how they didn't even ask whether I wanted it before greeting the next customer. Why was I in this wal-mart in the first place? I needed a special oil for my bike that would've taken too long to ship via Amazon. I should've just sucked it up and waited. My boyfriend wanted something very specific (a sort of niche outdoor recreational item) and it was only $10 (normally $20) for a limited time. An experience like the one I had here is not worth saving $10. In past trips, I've gone here to get (technically to replace) a well loved string toy for my cats. Now I'll just buy it online. If there's anything you can do, avoid this hellscape at all costs. Target is just across the street and it's miles ahead of this store. The food (esp fresh food like veggies) is better quality and everything is cleaner overall. Plus, they offer a competent drive up service. If you have a bad experience at this store, make sure to utilize the survey code on your receipt. I got a polite but canned response from management- could be proof that someone reads their official feedback.

If you want real homemade Italian food and groceries, Gentile's is the place on the west side in…read moreParma. Today I got the Italian sub toasted on special for $10 on their homemade bread loaded with turkey, lettuce, tomato onions, and mayo. One of the best tasting and fresh sandwiches I've had in Cleveland. They were also selling day old bread and pizza slices for a steep discount I picked up some and they both tasted like they were made today. Everyone is always friendly and eager to help you, grocery is clean well lit and has that community gathering vibe.

This place is amazing. Everything here looks amazing. Very busy, but service is quick. You can have…read morea sub or pizza made. They have a deli counter and fresh bakery including bread. They carry their own mariana sauce, and you can buy any pasta here, including gluten here. My grandfather owned his own Italian restaurant and it reminded me of his place. I definitely recommend checking this place out and I will definitely be back!