2027 can't come soon enough. Cranberry Wegmans opens…read more On a business trip, put in a bakery order several days ahead of time. Being able to pick up my (large) bakery order and not leaving someone disappointed at home makes me happy. Had my list of must haves. I meandered through all the departments. Wasn't on a time schedule. I spent 2 hours in the store. Found beautiful baby lamb chops. Filets were $6/lb cheaper than my grocery store. Bought beautiful endive. Had to bring home the red wine peppered salami. Coming home, opening the cooler, and handing out foodie presents is like Christmas morning. The oohs and aahs were heard at multiple houses. The staff were very helpful finding my treasures. Wegmans trips make traveling for business worth it.

Wagmans make some excellent desserts but their donuts are horrible. They are always dried up and…read morecheaply made. They should be less than half their price and made daily. All regular supermarkets sell their donuts daily or throw them out. Wagmans don't even offer cream filled donuts which most people like.

This is one of those interesting hole in the wall type local places. It's very easy to miss as…read moretheir signage isn't the greatest. There is a parking lot. From their Facebook page about the location: "At the "Y" in Zion, Bellefonte, Pennsylvania 16823." It is a bit of a drive from State College, PA, but it appears this is the closest traditional butcher to State College. Their prices are about the same (some cuts were a few cents to a $1 cheaper) as a grocery store and it appears they have bulk specials. The lighting nor the signage inside was very good, which made the first time going here a bit confusing/overwhelming. They have fresh sliced and freshly grounded meats (pork and beef). They do have some chicken products, deli meats and frozen fish. It looked like there is a case for fresh fish, but there wasn't any fish in the case when I was there (which was weird since it was the week before Christmas). The staff was very friendly and almost too fast. I haven't tried the ground beef and pork I purchased just yet. But if it's good, I may consider going out there every now and then.

Love the meat, love the chicken. They also make sausage. This is the meat I grew up with. Fresh…read morefrom the farm. Very competitive with the stores. Steaks the size you want. Ground bacon burger, to die for. This is a must.

Their cheesesteaks are the best around. Not just in taste,…read morebut price too. I usually eat two to three every week myself.

Wow. What a gem. I will probably update or delete this review to replace it with something more…read moredetailed but I had a fantastic time in this store. The owner is very kind and is a fellow brother in Christ. The prices are low. There is a fun selection of snacks, foods, and everyday needs. They even have homemade chocolates. Had a lovely time in this cute store!

There are many things worth noting about this store that are good. But, they are trumped by the…read morestore and the store's workers' and customers' lack concern for each other, their community, and shoppers, and their respect for government or science. There was marginal mask wearing by the employees, about 50%, and about 25% by the customers. Both groups are thus inconsiderate, to themselves and to their customers, and to the related area. Mask wearing is a super easy way to reduce the spread and help us get back to work and play. It saddens me that in this somewhat christian area, known for its churches (many Mennonites work there, and Mennonites and Amish shop there, you can recognize them by their clothing and lack of mask), that they are not being kind, Christian, nor sensible. What would Jesus do? He would wear a bleeding mask. I did speak with the manager who noted that workers had been reprimanded. But within sight of us were two workers not wearing their mask close to correctly! One if left to ask, do they believe in food hygiene even, then? do they believe in food safety? If they won't follow some of the most necessary and visible public safety rules, what do they do when we are not looking? Do they "believe" in cold chain? Do they believe in the pathogen theory of disease? I guess I'll go back post pandemic, but I did lose a little faith in humanity in that the manager (the manager!) felt powerless to enforce public safety on her own employees. I cut my visit short, reported them to the PA Department of Health, and wrote this review. I will also have to be less sympathetic to groups of folks that do not support public health. I left sadly disappointed.

Wonder selections holiday assorted foods great hot bar and fantastic chicken!!! Beautiful fresh…read morevegetables and fruits...

Never had bad quality food here. Fruit & vegetables are a bit pricey but the quality is much…read morepreferred to anything I'd try to get fresh from Walmart. Associates were very helpful and the lady named Jenny who was helping me at the beer register was a hoot who gave me friendly/ kind service. Store was clean and although groceries were a bit more expensive then what I like you get what you pay for so I'll be back.

I like this store, they generally have good things…read more   But, they ahh, are deceptive.  The fresh bagels are not cooked fresh there, but arrive frozen and defrosted to be fresh [there was a photo, I hope it stays up].  I have purchased frozen bagels in the fresh bakery section.  I think this is at best deceptive and at worst, dishonest.  Fresh does not mean fresh from frozen in my book.  At least the worker (AND THE MANAGER!) did not lie or evade the question that yes, they were frozen, and I think they died a little inside as they had to argue that that frozen bagel was fresh in some realistic or wholesome way.   So, worth going to, but, now it is store policy to ask for your drivers license to get the store card and to require the store card. without the store card, things can be significantly more expensive. why do I want to have my purchases recorded? I don't, so I wont' go back. won't go back? 1 star.

For my experience I would give them a 4 star…read more Most of the negatives are due to the automotive department, but that makes sense. They most likely hire folks who are under experienced compared to those who own there own businesses or a automotive chain style one. Getting what we needed was a breeze! Everything is where you would expect to find in it's correlating department. In and out in a quick. There was no line for out products to be scanned. And as always prices were low. Walmart is Walmart.

I utilize their delivery service for my groceries because it's cheaper than me driving there in my…read moretruck. Tips should come after the delivery because I'm tipping someone not knowing whether my order is correct. This time around... I got someone else's strawberries and the shopper gave me the wrong kind of Clorox. So with that tip now, I have to drive back and exchange the regular Clorox for the thicker no splash Clorox so it ends up costing me more money than if I had just driven there myself. If you would stop hiring non-English speaking illegal aliens, we would not be having this problem!

Visited this Trader Joe's on a Tuesday around 7pm. There was an under 5 minute wait to get into the…read morestore. The store was clean and had many holiday items stocked. The store associates sanitize the carts immediately when they are returned. There are also wipes located near the entrance and hand sanitizer. I liked that they control how many people enter the store. It allows for social distancing and makes you feel more comfortable shopping and looking at items before deciding whether to purchase or not. My friend had to speak with the manager about a previous purchase and the manager was very nice and accommodating.

To preface this, I'm from Southern California. So Trader Joe's as a necessity to my existence is…read morelike scrapple to a central Pennsylvanian. It's just the way out maker intended things to be. Fast forward to me moving to Hershey for grad school from my delicate life surrounded by Trader Joe's, Sprouts, etc in the bosom of Orange County, CA and I was shocked, saddened, and defeated. This wonderful area that I now called home had two Trader Joe's "in my area", one being in Towson, MD and the other being in Philadelphia. Luckily, as I traveled back home to California during holidays, I'd be lucky enough to fly into and out of one of those airports so I'd make it a ritual to stop by TJs on my way home as long as I flew in before they closed. Still though, going to TJs once every few months isn't ideal. So imagine my delight when I'm driving to my clinical rotation site at State College, and what do I see - Trader mutha$#*in' JOE'S. I'm only up here for 5 weeks total, but I've gone here every single day so far. I've probably spent about $500 in the last four weeks. I love this place. It's exactly how Trader Joe's should be: bright, inviting, clean, and with an excellent selection of food and goods. Hell, even the staff is as jovial as the ones back home, which is proof that they have incredible system-wide hiring practices. If you're in the area, go to Trader Joe's. Just bask in the glory of the wonderful stuff that they have. Pro tip: if you're going to do one thing to elevate your charcuterie game, make it the herb-crusted Chèvre goat cheese and grab a jar or the hot and sweet pepper jelly. Crackers are your choice. But do yourself this favor. Cheers!

A nice small grocery store with a pharmacy. They have a nice selection of food that isn't to…read moreterribly expensive.

Great customer service and fast check out. The employees will also help you with your groceries to…read moreyour car if you need help. They have a pharmacy which I dont go to being I go to CVS but for what I have seen, seems small. The food is fresh but not cheap. The store does need to lower thier prices or do some kind of 10 for 10 deal like Giant has. All in all in all it is the biggest grocery store in Wellsboro,Pennsylvania.