I went to this store for curry. It is a store for people that are Russian or Ukrainian. No one…read moreeither wanted to help or didn't understand English. I was shown the spices- all of them are in foreign language. Zero customer service; again maybe no one speaks English so they can't help... but it doesn't feel like a "GLOBAL" store.... It's not for everyone CLEARLY

Small, but nice and clean store. Very nice people. Espesially , I wanted to mention Zebo, who takes…read morecare of you at the register. She is always smiling and very kind.

Wonderful people and great popcorn to boot. I love they are so community oriented and don't forget…read moreto visit them when the Susquehanna Holiday Trail comes to town!!!

This is the BEST place for the best popcorn and other items. Please support this super place. You…read morewill always go back. Love them. Gina and Jim r the BEST. Treat yourself you will be so happy Joyce Spangler

Very good place with a good selection of high quality olive oil and friendly and smart owners…read more I highly recommend!

Great shop for specialty oils, vinegars and Greek olives, desserts and more. So glad I stopped in…read moretoday and tasted the many flavors of high quality oils and vinegars. It is definitely a welcome addition to Lebanon shopping. Plus the folks running the store are helpful and knowledgeable about the products. A must stop if you are in the Lebanon area.

Top notch food. All you can eat. Doesn't get any better. The seafood bar was incredible. Ate the…read moreentrance fee in Scallops alone.

Regular grocery store with tourist trap stuff like the old fashioned bulk candy, and other…read moreproducts. The prices aren't great. Again, not sure what the hype is about this spot.

While visiting Jim Thorpe on a whim we stumbled into Artsy Gourmet. The store workers had samples…read moreoutside and that of course lured me inside the store. What I loved right away was how well laid out everything was and nothing was too crowded or cramped. The Amish section was calling my name - he has jams, popcorn, pretzels and dressings. I ended up getting two jars of jam because they really were delicious. We were also able to taste test most of the items he had out. The man who helped us, I'm guessing he was the owner - was super sweet. He was incredibly knowledgeable about all his products and was more than willing to help. We could've easily spent an hour in there but we had a train to get to. I ended up leaving with the jams, some popcorn and pretzels. My boyfriend bought a 26 dollar hot sauce that is supposed to be insanely hot. The owner even said if someone has heart problems they should NOT try it. So that should be fun haha. This is definitely a great shop to stop into and get some souvenirs or to just try out something new.

From the owner: The Artsy Gourmet showcases Artisan Pasta and Sauces, Hot Sauces, Over 30 kinds of Stuffed Olives,…read moreHoney Butters, Jams, Jellies, Syrups, BBQ Sauces, Infused Sea Salts, and a Complete Gourmet Beverage Section featuring 20+ Bloody Mary Mixes, Martini and margarita mixes ! Over 200+ Gluten Free Items !

Great Bosnian food and market! Has the same food, culture and service you would find in Bosnia!…read moreSuper Dobro!

Hidden Treasure just outside Army War College!…read more If you have ever been to Bosnia and remember the amazing chavapi sausages served with warm, fresh baked bread, and finished off with wonderful desserts and coffee....this is the place!! The market has a variety of specialty foods from meats, coffees, soups, pastries, vegetables, beverages, etc. The selection is very impressive. Mersida is a great host and you can dine on the front patio or upstairs. If you are looking for a great lunch or for some wonderful Balkan foods, don't miss out. You can even call ahead and she will have it ready as a to go order.

I like it. Local quality meats and cheeses - expensive - but a beautiful setting and friendly folk…read more Worth a visit. As a follow on, I purchased a T-bone cut to 1 3/4 thickness. Its pricey ($19/lb) folks, so we are talking a $35 steak here. Also, note that it is not a true T-bone, in that the filet portion is non-existant, so its really a boned up NY strip. I wanted to compare with the Choice-gradeT-bones we get at BJ's for $8.50lb. End result - while flavorful, the cut was less tender than the b'js piece, which was cut in true rib eye fashion BTW. We all agreed that the Wyebrook had a slightly more "beefy" flavor (grass fed), but that it didn't justify the double price per lb. So while tasty, i can't say I'd buy thier steaks again, simpy due tot the fact that the price/benefit ratio is not there. Why Not Farms scottish highland cattle have better flavor and tenderness for about $3/lb less. Still a fun place to visit - just maybe control the impluse buys on the meat...;-)

The little market is great. The meat section is particularly special.read more

From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted by a courteous employee who did not rush us, but was…read morethere to answer any questions we may have had. This is our first time ever visiting the kielbasa shop and it was quite overwhelming with all the smells and sights of the variety of meats we were able to purchase. We look forward to taking this back home to North Carolina, where we can indulge in these culinary treats for days to come. The selections were fantastic, and the prices were very affordable.

First enjoyed Kowalonek's more than 60 years ago when our family would visit my grandmother on West…read moreColumbus Street. The place has been going like gangbusters ever since. Though we live in Virginia, every once in a while one of my siblings will stop by and pick up a large order for those of us back home

Nice place to pick up some tasty things. They have a good variety of food items to select from,…read moreand the staff are super friendly. You may have purchased something from them at a local festival they had a table at, buy don't miss out in buying directly from them more regularly! Funny, but the peach vidalia onion hot sauce was enough by itself to get me hooked, years ago.

Stopped by here on way back from VA to NJ, really friendly staff and totally reasonable prices…read more samples galore of dips and both frozen and hot apple cider (both yummy!) possibly because it was customer appreciation day but they probably still would give samples at least of their apples if you asked. Bought a few big jars of fresh fruit preserves and a bag of Fuji apples after tasting how sweet they were, all under $20. Cute haystack animals to take pics with in the front. Worth a side trip.

Went here today for the first time. Large selection of high quality meats at great prices. This…read moreplace is in the middle of beautiful farm country and to my surprise we arrived and had to wait in line.........Not long, maybe 5 minutes but who would expect a line at a butcher shop in the middle of nowhere.....This tells you all you need to know about the quality of their meats. https://stauffersbutchershop.weebly.com/products-and-prices.html

My Grandfather did butchering and the meat was amazing. He told my Dad that Stauffer's was as close…read moreto his butchering as you could get. We have been going there for years. The city bacon is great. The beef sticks with cheese are fabulous and the smoked sausage is the best. Their roasts are absolutely delicious. I have never had any meat from there that was not excellent. You can't go wrong with Stauffer's Butcher Shop.