Barley any meats or chicken and the stuff they do have is soooo old wow. Can't believe people shop here read more

Farrell Golden Dawn - I asked the butcher worker why the meat was brown and he ignored me and kept walking barley any meats and the ones they have out is OLD - Grocery Near Me - Farrell, Pennsylvania

it's very clean and nice store always bought from there when I passed that road also workers are nice helpfull

I actually go to this store all the time bc its so close to my home and the clerks are cool..besides that mark the owner to me seems very racist, which is crazy bc blacks are there main customers..the prices on meat are cool that is when its fresh bc u can definitely find something spoiled or out of date so just kp eyes and nose on ya purchase!! But Super close when u dont have a ride! read more

Conceptually, I love shopping local. It supports the community over a large, faceless corporation. After my most recent trip to the Farrell Golden Dawn, I think I'll be sticking to Giant Eagle and Wal Mart. Ethics be damned. When you pull into the lot, there will be ample parking, a good sign for a local grocery store, as parking at the local Giant Eagle is atrocious. If you can actually make it inside the store without contracting lung cancer from the many employees outside smoking, you'll usually find it crawling with people 30-40 years your senior (regardless of your age). Good luck navigating past grandma and grandpa, as they check the price of everything, often taking up the entire aisle. The one positive is that it's never very hard to find what you're looking for... mostly because nearly all choices are limited to one name brand, and a generic brand. When it comes time to check out, the real adventure begins. I often gripe about how Wal Mart only has 10 of it's 40 lanes open. Golden Dawn has the same percentage of lanes open, unfortunately, that usually means one or two, which always have long lines of seniors, with Trapper Keepers full of coupons, who just HAVE to pay with a check. The cashiers, usually high school kids (even at noon on a weekday) or seniors, are slow, apathetic, and often times mean. The floors are dirty, the drop ceiling tiles show significant water damage, and the place has a certain odor about it. I'll only shop here when I'm in a ridiculous hurry... I suggest you do the same. read more

Local grocery stores are some of my favorite things ever. I can remember shopping at the Farrell Golden Dawn with my dad when I was really little. It has the perfect mom'n'pop charm that too many establishments lack these days! read more

Prices are way too high and the meat isn't fresh! Their customer service is horrible has been for years! I only shop there in emergencies like low fuel! read more

I grew up in Farrell, so going here was because it was close. The staff was the biggest turn off for me. The cashiers are just for the lack of a better word, rude. read more

I worked at the Farrell Golden Dawn for a grand total of 7 hours and it felt like 7 years. They were so rude and disrespectful not only to me but to the customers as well. The manager that was "training" me (I would have been better off just learning things on my own) was showing me where to take garbage and a customer was walking towards us and he said, "Quick lets go the other way so that guy doesn't talk to us. I hate it when the customers bother me they are so annoying." Apparently he is not aware that without the customers that place would not be open and he would not have a job. In my mind the customers are the best part of the job, I love people and when they come up to me I greet them with a smile not an "oh God get me out of here" look. Another manager flipped out over my handwriting (yes I said handwriting) apparently my 9s are the worst ever and apparently to him that is THE worst thing ever. There's nothing posted and I did not even get a form about Code of Conduct (isn't it a law that every business has to have that). They treat their customers and their new employees like a piece of garbage and I refuse to be part of a place like that. I know jobs are hard to find but I would rather be broke than put myself through that again. read more

First, let me say since the last people wrote their reviews this store has remodeled and it has come a long way. Yes, it definitely needed a facelift. To go so far as to ridicule some of the clientele and their age is a bit much. The majority of the people in the Shenango Valley are retired so of course you will see a lot of them frequent a locally family owned supermarket. Let me remind some of you that you will be old some day too. The parking is great. The deli I might also mention is fantastic and so is their bread. Their prices are usually lower but always competitive. This is one of the few local family owned places in our valley that has survived and we should all continue to support it. It's easy to get in and out of. They have fresh meat and produce. No it's not the selection you get at Giant Eagle but it's good. read more