Really nice supermarket. Excellent meat choices, clean store and friendly staff. Plenty of room to…read morepark.

I stay away from buying meat here because of the poor quality. Their ground beef often looks great…read morethrough the plastic wrap on the packaging but when you get it home and open it, you'll often find that they put a very small layer of fresh meat over some brown, older meat. Extremely deceptive and if i can't trust them with something as simple as getting fresh meat, how can I trust them with anything else. Only reason for two stars instead of one is their beer selection and their price compared to the take out at the local bars. You're better off at Weis in Hamlin or Shoprite in Daleville.

Very good Walmart. Just like all others it's organized, prices are good, staff is friendly, and…read moreinventory is plentiful. Loads of parking as well

One of the worst Walmarts I've ever been to. Almost everything is locked behind glass cabinets…read more From baby formula to hair spray to condoms. No one ever answers the phone. Called every department, no one wanted to pick up. 90% of the employees speak straight Spanish and couldn't converse with me. Idk where you are getting all these Spanish first language people in the POCONO MOUNTAINS...I wonder

Nice store with everything you need Also enjoy senior…read morecitizens day on Tuesdays and the coupons available

I don't know why I was so adamant about visiting this store; maybe I'd heard of it before? Or maybe…read moreI confused it with Wawa. Either way, I wanted to visit this grocery store and it was a good stop. It seems like a high-quality store, but the prices weren't unreasonable. In part I wanted to stop just to check it out but when I learned that Pennsylvania is the snack food capital of the country, that sealed the deal. They have an extensive bakery with lots of stuff, including some that I don't tend to see at a grocery store bakery, like the macarons that I picked up here. They also sell fudge, another unlikely grocery find. It's a grocery store, so of course they have what you're expecting to find, but their chip aisle did seem extensive. Or maybe that it's just that I've never seen flavors like honey jalapeño and others before. The staff was friendly and efficient. Shopping was pleasant. If I lived in the area this would be my go-to grocery store.

The owner at the Lake Store is always incredibly helpful. The store has an array of food, fishing…read moresupplies, and various items you may need for cabin or camping trips. We look forward to coming here every time we come up to Promised Land.

My husband bought me a necklace here when we first started dating so I thought it would be a great…read moreidea years later to take my kids and grandkids to the lakeshore 2 hours from home and buy them something nice. Big disappointment nothing to buy for a souvenir and it stank so run down I hope some else buys it and takes care of it soon.

Love this store! Clean always stocked good prices friendly people. Love to use my points too!read more

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!

Every summer, I come to the Poconos for a huge camp out my friends put on at their old dairy farm…read more You don't ever wanna show up empty-handed so of course I was very happy to discover a full service grocery store nearby. But I was not prepared for what I was gonna find behind those double doors. Not in the middle of Pennsylvania and a small village that's for sure! The right hand side of The Store, fully 20% of it is hot food bar with a lot of Asian selections and probably one of the best meat counters and appetizer offerings I've ever seen, not to mention great produce. The whole store is laid out really well, it's immaculate, and they have a selection that would rival any grocery store in Newport Beach, California. Literally, The Store would beat the pants off any Gelson's, which is an awful lot. Anyway, they have beer and wine offerings on the far right hand side of The Store along with a nice seating area in the back. If you decide you wanna eat any of your food you're taking to go. The hard alcohol is conveniently located next-door to the right, just in case you were wondering.

Delicious deli lunch/dinners. Everything you can think of.Everything is fresh and delicious.read more

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.

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

I found this place to be decent for a farmers market, but definitely not the best. The only thing…read morethat over the top wowed me was how fresh and plentiful their produce was. Overall I found it to be pricier than an average farmers market as well. Their meat selection was also mediocre and the jarred items there were not too memorable.

Not as good as it used to be. Some good Amish products direct from Lancaster County are usually…read moreyour best bet there now. The produce used to be much better but now average. At the deli if you don't mind taking your chances with Boars Head good luck, We find much better deli options in the area. Last time we were in there a couple items we were going to get had to be put back as they were weeks and months past the expiration dates. Good selection of hams though that is another positive.

One of our favorite spots to visit in Newfoundland, PA. This charming store is filled with…read moretreasures from days gone by. Don't miss it on your next trip to the Poconos.

In 1945 my father and I were refused the opportunity to buy toilet paper by Ella Ehrhardt herself…read more She said, "It's not for you!". because we were the first jewish people to buy property near there and this was her antisemitic response. We stayed on our property anyway and survived the local antisemitism.

If I could give the store a zero I would. The outside of the store was very dirty, and the smell…read morewas concerning....As I entered the store, the smell became completely overwhelming, like rotting food. I had to hold my breath the entire time I was in the store. Unfortunately, I needed to use the restroom and that's when things turned for the worst. I wouldn't go back in this store if someone PAID ME to do my grocery shopping here. The worst Aldi I've ever been in and aside from a porta potty, the worst public restroom I have ever been in!

Good location on the main road. Close to many other stores. Food there is well stocked so many…read morethings to choose from. Vegetables fruits and plenty of meats. Service was good. Staff is very helpful for me. The ambiance of the location is neat Def go back. Organic things there also. Which is a plus for me