The self-checkout machines are awful. They constantly tell you to do something you've done already,…read moreto not remove the bag/s from the bagging area even if the bagging area has zero room left, and various other commands that do not make sense. There is supposed to be an attendant, but the attendant is not always available to constantly deal with the machine. One manager I spoke to, who was running a conventional register, acted put out that I was complaining about this. I've experienced this now several times so if there is long lines at the conventional registers I will just move on out of the store and shop elsewhere. In fact if there are lines at the conventional checkouts when you arrive, my advice is to turn around and head elsewhere.

They have everything you could need!! I can get my salty snacks and my sons school stuff at the…read moresame time! Most definitely recommend

Quite possibly the worst Wal Mart in the nation, certainly the worst one within a 40 mile radius. I…read morealways try to avoid the Phila WM like the plague, but every so often I tell myself it's not that bad and I'll just go. And every time I'm reminded that it is Literally the Worst! The employees don't care, the management doesn't care and the store is always poorly stocked and filthy. Like today when I went to buy a first aid kit for the car and it was sticky and gooey when I picked it up. Ugh. If you need to go to Walmart, drive half an hour in any direction, go to Coshocton, Cambridge, Steubenville, or even Canton. Just steer clear of the Phila one.

have only good experiences with Walmart in New Philadelphia, Ohio. I use their pharmacy all the…read moretime. I give the pharmacy a 10

These are some honest hard workers staff very friendly so helpful you can shop look their prices…read morecompare their foods other stores they have good food and are great for community's

Wonder cheaper healthy food choices .keep up the great work. Thank you so very much.store is always…read moreclean.

I really like when strangers call me "honey," "sweetie," "darling" or, especially from Spanish…read morespeakers, "mija." (This one has the added benefit of making me feel young.) The woman who rang up my two bottles of wine at this Kroger called me "darling" no fewer than five times during our four-minute interaction, and I loved it. As if we were continuing a conversation we had left off earlier, she also jumped into the middle of a story about a man who was looking for tomato sauce. I didn't follow but just went with it all. By the time I left the grocery store, gripping a bottle of red in each hand like a wino, I felt like I had gained a friend in Wheeling. My Kroger visit happened because I tried to visit a wine store in downtown Wheeling that didn't actually exist. Undeterred, I stopped into Kroger to see what was what in the wine section. They were actually having a huge sale, with many good bottles under $10, so I grabbed a Malbec and a Cabernet. The sale was so good that I wanted to go back and grab a few more bottles, but I resisted. I was visiting from out of town, and there's only so much room in the car for wine. This Kroger is a little hidden from the road, and you need to make some turns to get into the parking lot. But once you get to it, it's a nice little Kroger with nice people.

I want to give a big shout-out to the Kroger on Mount DeChantal Road in Wheeling, WV. This store…read morestays extremely busy, and the amount of traffic they handle every day is no joke -- but you would never know it by how professional and kind everyone is. I deal with the crew there on a daily basis, and I can honestly say I've never had a rude encounter. Every employee is helpful, respectful, and works hard under pressure. Today, a young man named Avery went out of his way to help me out big time, and I really appreciated it. The whole team deserves recognition, and a lot of credit goes to the manager, Pat. He runs a tight ship and clearly leads by example. It shows in the attitude and work ethic of the entire crew. In a time when good customer service can be hard to find, this store consistently gets it right. Thank you all for the hard work -- it truly doesn't go unnoticed. ---

Place is clean and the staff I interacted with where friendly…read more Prices seem a little high but overall ok Wish we had one of these in nj.

Ordered a birthday cake last week. The cake was on their website. The team lead in the bakery…read morequestioned everything. Didn't want to take the order. He had to look it up on meijer's website. Then he did have someone else take the other. Gave instructions about cake. Went to pick up cake today. The cake was wrong. He still gave attitude. Got cake home. The icing was hard. The cake is gross. It was an old cake. Very disappointed. Most employees there are now rude. They shove you out of the way when stocking a shelf you are looking at. They are in a hurry and run you over in the aisle while stocking or filling their online orders. This used to be a good store. Not anymore.

Woods is our hometown grocery store. It reminds me so much of our local places growing up. It still…read morehas a small town feel where people actually bag your groceries, offer to help you to your car and treat you like a friend. The liquor section has so many offerings and if you are looking for a good cut of meat you have to check out their selection. They also offer a nice selection of pastries. We never leave without the cinnamon rolls.

Woods is a great little grocery store in Malvern for mostly everything on your list. Their…read moreselection is expansive enough that they have everything but they do not have a ton of options per item. Are you going to find 15 brands of ketchup? Probably not. But will they have name brand ketchup? Yep. Service is super friendly and most customers respect the mask. Overall, Woods is a good option for buying items you need if you are not overly picky.

Just had to drop off Amazon package. Dreaded it. My only other Amazon return was a clumsy…read moreexperience. Greeted and served promptly. In and out 5 minutes from parking lot to car.

this store has been on a steady downhill trend for the past few years. shelves are regularly…read moresparsely filled or totally empty. staff used to be friendly and helpful, now most are aloof and unfriendl. you are like y to get run over by the personal shoppers. today I could not find one bag of pita chips! there is zero acknowledgement of Pittsburgh no NFL draft fun party ideas, no more food sampling... pub closed. it has a sad vibe...never thought I'd say this but a mile down the road at Giant Eagle market district is sooooo much better, stocked, events, fun and friendly with local products featured.

It's very clean. The apples are beautiful. The produce is good. The prices are a little higher do…read morenot buy the cider. They don't pasteurize it and we got sick off of it once.

Fresh fruit market with veggies & nuts galore! Love their apples & peaches too. Hot apple cider to…read moredie for!

It is a shame that this store has decided so much! There meat selection is poor at best. Meat is…read morebrown, chicken is grey. Can not get food from deli because of nobody to cook food. As a former assistant manager when it was Coffys, I find it heartbreaking to see our only grocery store let this community down.