Going to Trader Joe's is usually the same experience, no matter which location you visit…read more The attendees are always hyper nice, the food is unique and reasonably priced, and you walk away feeling like it was a good experience. You can try something from their sample station such as a small drink or a bite of a new product they're featuring. For the kids, there's a hidden animal to find and then lollipops and stickers as their treats. You really can't go wrong here

I love this Trader Joe's and wish that I lived closer. Whenever I visit, I never have a problem…read morefinding a parking spot and getting in and out of the parking lot. The staff at the registers are always pleasant and working efficiently. The selection is fresh and vast. The flowers are always beautiful and welcoming as soon as you walk in and the cheese selection is borderline overwhelming. I never have a problem leaving with a full basket of unique finds. The store feels small when it's crowded and sometimes it's difficult to navigate around the crowd, but the aisles are wide.

This review is based solely on the pub area of Market District. They consistently have good beer…read more(IMO) at very fair prices. Tons of local beers in draft. An example is a local hazy IPA that I live that is less here than at the brewery. The folks working are extremely friendly, the beer list is live updated live on Untappd. They have a happy hour and a wing Wednesday. Great place. About 10-12 seats at a bar and tons of seating at tables.

The meat department was terrible. No one at the counter to wait on people and employees just…read morecutting meat in the back. This needs corrected, especially during the busy holidays.

Absolute chaos trying to pick up online ordered Easter dinner. One young woman at the pickup table…read moreand literally 75 to 100 people in a line going out the door, to pickup their orders. It was so unorganized, people getting irritated and shoppers unable to move around the store because of the winding line out the door. Maybe next year have 2 or 3 people taking names for pickup. Also, I could have just walked in and got my ham and 2 sides right from deli without having to stand in line for 45 minutes. Do better Fresh Market!

This store used to be great. Recently,has gone downhill quick,especially the fresh meat counter…read more They seem to never have advertised specials. This weekend marks the 4th visit with the same result... No wings,no bone in NY strip, and no ground beef....

Great quick in and out nostalgic store that has been a treasure to the locals forever. Yes prices…read moremay be a little higher than the big stores but for a few items it's worth it to not have to deal with the rat race and no parking at the big stores. You also can find some really good buys, quality meat, and produce so keep you eye out for specials.

I went to see what the butcher had on offer. I brought home very fresh looking cuts of pork, and…read morebeef. I also picked up stuffed chicken breast which my husband just finished. Thumbs up.

This Shop n Save is big. It has everything you might need. A particularly good deli (the hoagies…read morethey make on location are are great - fresh and BIG) and the employees are generally friendly and helpful. But ... for some reason this store SMELLS HORRIBLE. It always had a little bit of a funky odor from the seafood department. But the last two times my daughter and I went in, it STUNK. it smelled like a combination of cat litter box and freshly spread horse manure. It's hard to shop for food when you're gagging from the smell.

Ok.. it's a grocery store It's got what you need…read morePrices are ok at best, get yourself a savings card. They vary all sorts of different apples. Staff is pretty good. They have a large parking lot. The end

The buffet at Whole Foods will forever be (as long as I've lived so far) my favorite buffet of all…read moretime, and this is coming from someone who truly appreciates the buffet experience, especially because of the variety, even though I don't "binge" the way I used to anymore for health reasons, and the buffet is take-home only (I think?). Not only is there such a wide variety of tasty food at the Whole Foods buffet, but you actually feel healthy eating it, and you can make it highly nutritious. You can get excited about the salads, or the roasted vegetables, or the orange chicken, or even that herb feta that you can quite frankly put on anything and everything. The way they make their orange chicken is honestly my favorite. I'm not usually someone who gets excited about orange chicken, but the way they do it here (it's just amazing) and hard to beat. I also love that I can mix together a bunch of healthy salads at once, and I really appreciate the flavor profiles and the freshness (it just elevates the whole experience). I'm honestly forever inspired by this place. It makes me want to look up recipes, learn how different flavors go together, and experiment on my own. It's as much a learning experience as it is a health experience. Anyway, I know it's not cheap, but for me, it's still really worth it. It's consistently something that makes me feel "renewed" so I'm going to keep it as a part of the routine as long as I can afford it. Another cool perk is that if you're a Prime member, you get 5% back if you use your Chase/Whole Foods/Amazon setup. And honestly, the customer service at Chase Bank is the best, and Prime is convenient, so it all just goes together; and while I realize they're kind of taking over the world right now (they are), they're doing it in a way that works for me, so it is what it is. Also, the kale salads (people really need to understand how good kale can be when it's done right) are nothing short of life changing and it can give you the inspiration you need to make it yourself. In addition to the hot bar, they also have specialty items I can only really find here (like Pacha bread, seed crackers, unsweetened coconut yogurt, broccoli greens, organic baby kale greens, and a bunch of other unique, healthy options that are honestly really exciting). That said, baseline prices are definitely high. For example, tart cherry juice at Whole Foods is literally around $14, whereas at Target (across the street) it's more like $5. So it's one of those things where you kind of have to go back and forth and be strategic about what you buy where. Let's face it, Whole Foods is not leading the world in cheap prices. Because it's pricey, you do have to be real and shop at other grocery stores when you can, but every time I go, I can't help myself from getting at least a little bit of the buffet food if it's open, because that's really where it's at.

If you've ever been to a Whole Foods Market, then this hits the spot. It's a spacious suburban…read morelocation with ample parking, geared towards the needs of all ages. I love the hot food bar and the salad bar, which is always stocked full of delicious and nutritious items to put together There's always a wide variety of beverages to grab and go -- from coffee to juices to alcoholic choices. You really can't go wrong!

This was my first time visiting Giant Eagle. As a vistor from out of town, I fount the variety of…read morevegan options to be very good but what was surprising was how everything in the Giant Eagle location was more expensive than my local grocery stores with even some of my local grocery stores being super expensive. In Boise, Albertsons and Fred Meyer are the most expensive not counting Whole Foods. Giant Eagle had Whole Food prices for regular groceries. The produce in particular was shocking. I had never seen two Bell Peppers for $5.00 before. I was able to find a couple of things to complement what I had ordered to be delivered to where I was staying in Pittsburgh. In the end, if I lived in Pittsburgh, Giant Eagle would not be my first choice for groceries on price alone.

This Giant Eagle was my family's go-to shopping spot for years. Of course, that was before Giant…read moreEagle introduced their Market Districts, let alone before a Target, Whole Foods, and other grocery options opened up in the South Hills. I wanted to add this introduction as a disclaimer since it's entirely possible that I just don't notice a lot of the problems other people have, because I literally grew up walking through this Giant Eagle on an almost weekly basis. That said: normally, I wouldn't really have any issues with this Giant Eagle. When you walk in you basically just walk in a big circle from the entrance to the exit, which isn't that unusual to me - that's what I do at Market Districts and Targets, too. (Probably because I learned to do that here, now that I think about it!) Some of the sections criss-cross a bit, which I can see being a pain; but in my case, the things I want are always easy to grab, so I can't complain. Granted, this store IS small, and that's the biggest thing going against it. Shopping here at a popular time is a bit of a claustrophobic nightmare, plus it doesn't have the same extensive stock as its larger counterparts. But that can be worked around; that makes it a nice go-to for a weekday grocery run, maybe an option for when you realize you forgot one thing at the bigger store. In 2020, the small size of the store is admittedly a bigger issue because being close to other people is a big no-no right now. I can't remember offhand if the store still has directional signs on the floor (Walk This Way, Do Not Enter, that sort of thing), but when these were in use, they definitely made walking through the crisscrossing sections of shelves harder. I'm not saying traffic control shouldn't be used when we're working around a pandemic, just acknowledging that yeah, dealing with that is a pain. What can you do. With that in mind, most of my challenges with this store are purely due to 2020 being 2020; outside of this specific year, I would rate this store at 4 stars, so that's what I'm doing. I've been shopping here all year long as needed, and will continue to do so. P.S. Just want to note that I have no idea what the comments about limited parking are about. There's always plenty of parking when I shop here - unless you're trying to park right in front of the store doors, of course. Those spots are always filled and I don't even check them!

This is a convenient location as it's close to family but it's kind of either great or a meh…read more They either have everything or not and some area's of the store needs a quick restocking/facing. Listen I get it with our world and staffing issues. Also they have some pretty tasty store made fried chicken. Use your loyalty card.. retain things are a deal but other things you can get cheaper. They have plenty of parking. Party on

I have been on hold for 40 minutes trying to speak to someone at the pharmacy for my mom. There is…read moreno excuse for understaffing when the demand is this high--just to maximize profits at the top. Such a great disregard for customers, many who are old and/or ailing!

My experience with the curbside pick up was good. I got mostly produce, and all of it is good. They…read moreuse paper bags, and charge about 12 cents per bag. There is also a 1.99 pickup fee (that I didn't notice when setting up my order.) The lot at the Bethel Park store is tight! On balance, a good experience with the pickup and quality of the produce.

Shelves are normally stocked quite well. The selection is pretty good. The biggest benefit of…read morethis store is the cost of food.

At first I thought it was nice; carries most of the same stuff every other international food…read moremarket does. I'm still wondering about the Members Mark cinnamon though? Isn't that Sam's Club? 90% of the items do not have prices. I'm not waiting until I get to the register. There was a gentleman at the register who never looked up from his phone, never acknowledged me and just kept his earbuds in. I'm not going to keep going to the register to ask for prices for each item while I'm shopping. Obviously I left without buying anything.

Look no further if you need to pick up Indian or Asian staples in a pinch and live in the area. The…read morestore is still working through teething issues after a Feb 5 opening. The store is spacious, and stocked with noodles, sauces, rice, lentils, spice mixes, snacks and some frozen items. While they don't have a massive selection, they seem to have a little bit of everything you may need in a pinch. For example, they have a handful of noodles, but not every size and ingredient; they have a few rice varieties, but not every size. Same with the Indian groceries. They carry Korean chilies, canned jackfruit, coconut milk and Thai curry pastes. For those living in USC, MTL and thereabouts, this could save a trip to the strip district or one of the Indian groceries close to the city. Or give you the convenience to try that Indian recipe for which you don't have all the spices. Prices are quite reasonable and service was pleasant. A good addition to the Mall and to Mt Lebanon.