convenient shopping lower prices close to home -. the store has good employees they are helpful and…read morecourteous.

Is Stockholm Syndrome a thing in retail? You're in the middle of nowhere and so bereft of credible…read moresupermarket options that you begin to believe that your only choice (Weis) is an outstanding one. The store is a total drag sporting suffocating dinge, lousy produce and an unhelpful staff that equates breathing with service... you really can't give an out of town customer a courtesy swipe of your discount card. Just weak. Weis is so disappointing, I was actually thinking fond thoughts about ShopRite. Such is the life of a hostage. Barely two stars.

We checked out this walmart while we were in the area for the weekend. Living in NYC I always like…read moreto check out a walmart when I'm away from home. This walmart was big and clean. Customer service was cool and we had no issues. As always I spent more than I expected. I love the one stop shopping in this store and the clean bathrooms are a luxury. Lol I would check this walmart out again if I'm in the area.

This store continues to go down hill. No one ever answers…read morethe phone when you try to call, even the Human Resources Dept. Management is awful in this store, customer service is the worst and Management doesn't care. The baked goods are always stale!!!! No organic food options!!! Can never find staff on the floors to help!!!

Now so many items in HBA are in locked cases requiring an associate to be called to unlock for a…read morecustomer. Nope, I am not calling anyone, not waiting, will shop elsewhere for products locked up. Thankfully the frozen cheesecake was not locked up.

Clean store, mostly friendly staff. If I could fix one thing about this store, it would be the…read moreplant department. I understand that a vendor brings in the plants, but the neglect I've seen in the department ever since the end of Covid, is just sad and wasteful. I really hope the 2026 season will be an improvement.

Do NOT buy the raw chestnuts! Every year, most of them are bad (moldy, rotten, etc.) Go to Wegmans…read morefor your chestnuts. They are always great there. Also, Shoprite in Daleville. 99% of the time will be out of the Bowl & Basket low sodium ham. Yet, the Gerrity's in Scranton always have it, and they are busier and serving a larger community.

I shop here all the time, I pick up dinners for me and my brothers from the hot food buffet. We…read morealso enjoy hoagies, fried chicken and pizza to go. Very friendly and helpful staff working there, they go above and beyond to help me find what I'm looking for. They also have an excellent bakery and fresh fish department. Shopping here has definitely made my life easier. Thank You to all the store associates for being so helpful. Mark

Anytime we travel through New York and Pennsylvania we stop at a Wegman's. If you haven't been,…read moreplan on shopping for an hour. We got deli sandwiches to go, turkey club sandwiches to be exact, on sourdough, was as good as you could expect. Everything seems homemade and fresh there.

Wegmans is the best food market in NEPA, bar none. They have everything!! People will says it's too…read moreexpensive, that's FALSE. Between sales, digital coupons, and their awesome store brands products, it's absolutely not overpriced. They have an amazing deli, a prepared food area with delicious soups, a huge cheese, selection, seafood selection, amazing protein department, a great bakery, wonderful produce, and on and on and on! It's an all-around fantastic store. It's also beautiful clean and has the awesome train track running if you look up when you're in the back of the store, don't miss the train!!

So I went in New Year's Eve to see if they had edible glitter, I know it is not a common item so I…read moreasked an associate that was running self checkout. I didn't get his name but he was wearing glasses, had a faux hawk and im pretty sure is a manager. When I asked him if they had edible glitter he laughed at me and said no. I found this to be rude and disrespectful. I walked away I was so mad. However, I then asked someone who was stocking shelves. She was so great to deal with her name was Kayla. She pointed out and helped me look in places it may have been and even checked in the backstock for me. She made my experience better. However, if the guy i first talked to was a manager, I would definitely recommend for him to go through extensive training or be fired because due to that interaction alone, I will not be back. Kayla should definitely be promoted because she is phenomenal!

Simply one of the most horrible grocery stores you can shop in. The help is ignorant at best and…read moregenerally uncaring. You have to check the dates on everything as mush of what is on the shelves is at or past expiration. The app for coupons does not work as the signal in the store is weak to nonexistent. The Wi-Fi is useless. The help is rude and ignorant though I get that as it is hard to get retail help now since people don't want to work unless they are paid a living wage.

If zeros were available PEX Market would receive a zero minus . There is nothing left to buy in the…read morestore and what there is is inferior level products which is all that they can seem to lay into the store these days this used to be a very fine Market but is now empty shelves and the town is being held hostage by an owner who thinks he will be able to resume business

This "Supermarket" is by far the most unnecessarily extremely high priced Supermarket I have ever…read moregone to. They should be ashamed of themselves, how pricey they are. I personally am not, nor ever will go to this supposed small town market again.

Their prices are higher than almost everywhere else in the area. Every time I go in there and buy…read moresomething on sale, it never rings up right. Today they overcharged me $17 for sale items. And if you complain? You get a bad attitude. Several of the workers are so unfriendly, it's intimidating to even go in there. Unfortunately there's not much else in the area. The store hasn't been updated since the '70s. The belt on the register has been broken for years, with a big sign that you need to push your own groceries. Several of the employees sit on a stool at the register and do nothing to help you. You're better off going to Walmart in Honesdale, 15 minutes away

I understand they are a small independent store and do not have the buying power of larger chains,…read morebut they are an IGA and are way overpriced compared to other IGAs. Their cold cuts often go bad within a few days and on a few occasions, the deli ham was rancid as soon as I got it home with an overwhelming stink from the package once i opened it. They did make good on it and gave me my money back. I've also had the same problem buying their pork and chicken. .. another problem is since covid they are wrapping up their breads in cellophane. As a result The Bagels and Club Rolls not only have a strange consistency but always seem to be stale. The good thing is though, they do employee quite a few locals in an area where there really isn't much of anything except the new gentrified stores and boutiques being open by the rich idiots coming in from the city and trying to take over the area.

Store has gotten a much needed facelift and upgrade. Easier to navigate in the produce aisle while…read moresipping on your Starbucks...yes, they have a Starbucks there! Clean and stocked well with many employees on the floor to answer any questions and they will take you to what you are looking for. Prices are still on the high side. Plants are cared for and I have purchased many from them. Pharmacy is the best...Amy rocks. Questions answered and time spent explaining. I wouldn't go anywhere else.

Went in to get some homemade donuts. This had been at least my 5th time going, ( and left without…read moreany) because the donut area is so dirty. Floor and crumbs all over shelf, for getting boxes. That area was a mess as well. Took some pictures. Girls behind bakery shelf had no care in the world. Seemed like her cell phone was more important.