This is my go to place when traveling through the annoying Breezewood. The entire concept of the…read morehighway ending at a traffic light is a scam to bring in revenue into the city. However, I try to make the best of the bad situation. The restrooms are always clean and there is enough room to spread out and get Subway or Dunkin Doughnuts. I would definitely recommend.

Quick gas up at the Mobile Travlers oasis. Not to busy. Offers mobile gas that I can use my app for…read moreand pumps and lot are clean and free of debris.

I'm getting so tired of Giant treating it's customers in more rural towns by not even stocking sale…read moreitems. We are constantly out of stuff and even the employees say they have no control they get what they get and can't change that. Well I sure can now that a Weis opened much closer then before and a food Lion isn't that far either. And we have a Sav-A-Lot. I'll be going shopping at the stores that can at least stock their sales.

Love this store! They have fresh produce and a great selection in the deli. The bakery offers fresh…read moredonuts and pastries and made to order cakes, pies and cookies. They have fresh breads and bagels. They also offer a nice selection in their meat and seafood departments. They have a fresh salad bar where you can build your own salad with several topping options. The store is always well stocked and have a friendly, eager to help staff!!

Everytime we go here we always seem to find something wonderful and at a great price. This place…read morehas a little bit of everything. We love to look for furniture here. The pieces they have are beautiful and in great shape and priced remarkably. Because things are priced to sell the inventory turns quickly so you always have something different to look at every time you go. And the lady that runs the place is super sweet. Can't say enough great things about this place.

This place is marvelous. The selection is large and varied -- from sofas and dining room tables,…read moreto glassware, corning ware, and pottery, to jewelry and basketry. Probably left out some categories of goods, but you get the picture. Everything is shiny clean, well displayed, and priced to sell. Bargains abound, but no one would guess you were so lucky to get such beautiful items at such a low price. The owner and staff are friendly and knowledgeable. A conversation is never out of place. This is my go-to shopping venue for gifts and for myself. If you are anywhere near Berkeley Springs, don't fail to stop in and shop!

This is my main grocery store, it's close to home and has about everything I need…read more It's expensive when you buy name brands at full price, so I watch for sales, use coupons, and buy store brands. This particular Giant is pretty busy. Lots of parking available. They have both short, stubby carts and full-sized carts. I see the same usual people at the check-out when I go. They're usually pretty friendly and efficient. Some even strike up a little conversation once and awhile. You have to watch with deals like buy a certain dollar amount and get a certain dollar amount off you order instantly. It does't always ring up right. Just keep an eye on the scanner, or ask the cashier at the end to ensure deals ring up correctly. If they don't, they'll make it right. If you buy produce or meat that you find is rotten, you can return it. I returned meat once and it was hassle-free. This Giant has a clearance section in the back by the restrooms. Sometimes you can find some great things, other times it's just junk. The coffee shop inside this Giant makes some great coffee, and it's not horribly expensive. Always fresh tasting. In the winter, you can sit by the fireplace with your coffee, which is nice. Then go do your shopping. ****Coffee shop has closed***** They don't always have baggers, but cashiers often help you bag items. This Giant carries a nice selection of natural and organic items. They have a great selection of teas as well. If you need gluten-free, they have a decent selection of that, but it's really expensive. The pharmacy here could use some improvement. There is often a sign posted and the gate is down at the window when the pharmacist leaves. I can understand reasoning behind that, but it seems like it happens frequently. I get my prescriptions filled there since they take my insurance. They are nice enough, although sometimes it feels like I'm bothering them or interrupting them a little. There is a great selection of vitamins here, too. Plus, they go on sale often, you can take advantage of buy one get one free from time to time, which is great. They have great selection of health products like a drug store has, too. While it's generally more expensive to shop here, you can still do decently with coupons and sales.

The store has a wide variety of products at a reasonable price. We love their produce and fruits…read more Customer service excellent and they keep the store clean.

In general, Aldi has the best grocery prices in the area!…read more For starters, Aldi is a much different place than it once was. Whereas it used to only carry very general staple items, they now carry some very interesting and well-priced specialty items. They still have the staples, and they're generally cheaper than stores such as Walmart and Sav-a-Lot. Their specialty items are very well priced too. Their produce is generally pretty fresh, which isn't something I can say about Walmart. Their prices of berries, which are generally pretty expensive at other grocers, are unbelievably low. Aldi employees are simply amazing at checking people out. They're extremely fast and can cut down a line in no time! I've never had a bad experience with an Aldi employee. I also like the smaller store format compared to the newer build Aldi locations. Unfortunately, this Aldi will be moving to a newly built store across from BJ's on Gateway Ave., so we won't have the smaller store for much longer. When it comes to competitive grocery prices, it's difficult to beat Aldi.

The store is relatively clean and has good produce. Customer service is friendly and quick. They…read morerecently remodeled so the store seems a bit more crowded than normal while everyone figures out the flow. Overall, it's a great Aldi

Best place to get advice on which Apple is right for the job. Baking a pie? Maybe a crisp? The…read moreknowledgable staff will share which variety won the blue ribbon at the state fair. And you'll buy a bag for a fraction of the cost at the grocery store. Also check out Shatzer's cider--the best cider money can buy--and the squash selection.

We love Shatzer's Fruit Market and stop in anytime we are in the Chambersburg area during Summer…read moreand Fall months. Nice selection of pears, peaches, plums, apples, and some vegetables. We also love the fruit smoothies: peach and pear are both delicious. Prices are fair and the owner/employees are helpful. Be sure to stop by and support a great central PA locally-owned business!

The owners, food and atmosphere are amazing. Doris's is the best place to stop for breakfast and…read morenecessities for a day at the river and the best place to stop for dinner on the way back.

The lady that works here doesn't want business from anyone that's from out of town. We were sold…read morespoiled lunch meat and treated like we had diseases. The locals also don't want out of towners around even though half the street is boarded up buildings. Being kind to people looking to stimulate the local economy would be a recommended business tactic in the future. The air b&b highly recommended this place and we definitely will be speaking to the owners about that recommendation. Steer clear if you're not a local or perhaps a person of color. Disgusting.

Denim Coffee in Chambersburg had been on my list to visit ever since it opened. I am just never in…read morethat area. I finally made it there recently when I met up with a friend. When I first entered this version of Denim Coffee, I was struck by how long it was and the lack of windows compared to the Carlisle and Harrisburg locations. As far as the product goes, same great coffee you get from their other locations. I ordered an iced latte with oat milk. I liked the latte, it was very smooth and the flavor of the coffee was really good. Denim offers other drinks like smoothies and kombucha but I always go for the coffee and cannot vouch for those. They also have a limited menu and some baked goods. Not a lot of vegan food options, if any, so I've never eaten anything from any of the Denim locations. Price wise, you're paying less for these excellent, locally roasted coffee drinks than you would at corporate coffee shops or the local shops you'd find in larger cities. Any time I'm in the vicinity of a Denim and looking for coffee, I make it a point to stop in.

So we stopped here to get some espresso.. I will say their coffee is better than their neighbors…read more(Cafe Brussels)..but don't get it twisted here. It is thick and syrupy.. exactly how's it's described by the owner..not really the consistency I look for in my espresso. You can taste all the flavor notes..but it's BITTER. The barista was rude..when I asked for almond milk like it was stupid of me to ask..I didn't know my question was offensive? The shop on the inside looks like idk.. scary. The ceiling tiles are janky..the floors are stained and old..the seating area as you can tell from the pictures is nothing to be desired..at all. I couldn't tell you if they have a bathroom or not..I wasn't walking back that area to find out either. It's very inconsistent.., to how the espresso is prepared ( one place has a mod bar..this one actually had an espresso machine), to how they make the shop look. Oh and my favorite...no community support. No local artists, no business cards, no outside advertisement allowed in Denims shops. For a more in depth review check out the link below! https://peripateticcoffeeco.com