So when I camp I want to shop and an old school grocery store. I'm camping at mosquito lake and…read morefound this place. I think Sparkle is an old IGA. I feel like this is locally owned and a place trying to provide residents with good value. The butcher was staffed, the bakery was done for the day and the deli was busy organizing the meats and cheeses. It took me 10 min to get those pics waiting for them to stop organizing! :). It absolutely is a great store plenty of prepared foods. This was 130pm on a Sunday. The place as you can see on the pictures is 100% spotless. Don't expect any doughnuts left at 2pm. (There was only three) Super clean store. Friendly people and the prices were really good. This place is perfect and it is away from that busy are near aldi, Walmart and gas ant eagle. Saw a lot of locals in here. So you know they know. when we camp Mosquito Lake this is our grocery store.

I really like Cortland Sparkle mkt. Their donuts are the…read morebest, all of them. Where they fall short is in the deli section. I got a pound of Troyer ham off the bone. It's just like real baked ham. The people working the deli CUT THE FAT... off the meat. Why would you buy ham off the bone with no FAT!!!! Please leave the ham off the bone the way it comes. If someone doesn't want fat buy boiled ham!!!

Byler's Grocery Store is Amish-owned, so it has no website or phone number…read more This grocery store is located in the basement of an Amish family's house. The store is much smaller than most "English" grocery stores, but it has some foods that I was interested in. As I shopped around, I saw Amish-made foods such as maple syrup, flour, rice, pancake mix, beans, noodles, jam, jelly, sugar, honey, and gelatin. Surprisingly, I also saw some English foods such as Doritos, Twix, Miracle Whip, Heinz Ketchup, Mountain Dew, and Kool Aid! In addition, I saw hygiene products such as soaps and shampoos, health products such as herbal medicines, and cleaning products such as bleach and paper towels. I bought Amish popcorn, pancake mix, and elderberry jelly. I thought that they all tasted good.

Produce and meats is always fresh, staff is always helpful and polite. I've honestly save more…read moremoney here than Walmart.

The BEST bakery cookies in town! Their peanut butter is my…read morefavorite! No after taste. Morsels actually taste like peanut butter. Tastes exactly like home made! Ooh, my goodness the oatmeal raisin-whose grandma dropped these off. THEY'RE ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! I drive way across town just for those cookies! ANDD they freeze great! Thawed out, tastes just like you purchased them! Now Sam's club has a great bakery but........ HANDS DOWN Meijer is #1!

A small store outside Greenville that's worth the drive.(less than 4 miles out of town) They have…read morehot and cold hogies and a bunch of different sides to choose from. Excellent lunch meats besides their hogies. I would Recommend this place and I like to spend my money with a local small town business. Give them a try if you enjoy a very fresh and good tasting sammich. With today's prices this is a great buy. That's my opinion Make your own...

Great service and the subs are the best we drive over there just for the subs !! Wide variety of…read moremeats and cheeses for everyone's taste.

Can't beat Donofrios for quality meats in the Hermitage area. The service is exceptional.read more

The food and service is excellent. The only problem is the store no longer mails out sales flyers…read more Many competitor stores have the online ads and put out flyers. It would be nice if D'Onofrio's would start up again sending out flyer's again. That is why I gave a 3 star review.

I saw the WFMJ highlight on this places subs and wanted to see if they looked like they did on tv…read moreand I was not disappointed. A 7" sub would easily feed two people. It was prime deli meat. Great bread. You know how it costs extra for more meat at any chain? No need for extra meat on this sub. If you had to pay extra for this much meat at a chain, it would be a $20 sub. I may have got a little bit of meat sweats. It definitely cured my sub craving. The price is right. $7.99 I recommend. While you wait you can explore the store. A large jam selection. Fresh fruits and vegetables. All kinds of things that you must have.

Been going to B & K Market for years. Local fruits, & veggies. Condiments such as submarine…read moredressing, peppers n oil etc strawberry milk, fresh farm eggs. Different dip's already made for any occasion. My family gets their fruit trays here all the time! I don't buy my deli meat & cheese NOWHERE but B & K! Always good quality. Specialty nuts, pastries. You can get any kinda sub or salad made on the spot with all the local fixing's. They are now doing pizza as well. It's Quiet. Not real busy most of the time. I have my favorites that work there & own the joint ;) They treat me very nice, & respectfully. If my favorite item hadn't been put out per another worker, the owner made sure I had my product before I left! I appreciated that soo much! I drove there specifically for that. Kindness can go a long way! I have some friends shopping there now on that act of kindness alone. I can't say enough. Try it! I luv it there!

Sparkle Market in Brookfield is a hidden gem, no doubt. It's not the cheapest grocery store around,…read morebut what it lacks in pricing, it more than makes up for in peace, cleanliness, and consistency. The aisles are always organized, the staff is helpful without hovering, and you never feel rushed or overwhelmed like you do at bigger chain stores. It's got that small-town feel, and sometimes that's exactly what you need. If you're looking for a quiet, dependable grocery run, this is the spot. Fresh food cooked in the back daily until 5pm

The BEST meat we've had in 15 years since I moved back to Pennsylvania. The employees are very…read morefriendly. Wish we'd know about this place before. The chicken wasn't tough or rubbery. The pork chop was tender without having to do anything to tenderize it. The cubed steak was tender, no gristle . The only problem is now my husband wants meat with every meal. lol. We will be lifelong customers!

I was in the area so I googled "meat" and found this gem. The best part, hormone and vaccine free…read moremeat! Prices are in line with major grocery chains. So you are not paying "extra" for organic. The ground beef is lean and not greasy. I'm partial to the English roast which I slow cook with potatoes and carrots. My kids rave about the quality of meat, so good! They also have Buffalo chicken dip, lunch meats, shelf items. Love the little community vibe as well. You'll most likely run into some Amish buggies and patrons.

I'm a coach and we had a three day meet at Grove City College, due to circumstances I had to…read morescramble to find dinner. Luckily I found the county market cafe. The workers were very accommodating with my last minute requests and daily phone calls to make slight changes to the orders. After a long day I appreciated how pleasant and friendly the staff was when I went to pick up the food. I cannot speak any more highly of the service I received. What was supposed to be a last minute dinner change for one night, evolved into us ordering food from them every night we were in grove city. My athletes loved the food. Especially the mac and cheese, rigatoni, baked chicken and the chicken parm. With my budget, the prices could not be beat. I would recommend their catering to anyone that wants to feed a large group!

I have nothing but great things to say about County Market. Employees in all departments are…read morehelpful and willing to locate an item. Produce, dairy, and meat and fish items are always fresh as well as deli and bakery items. Bakery cakes are beautifully decorated as well as tasty. Sushi and dine in items are varied. Unlike the other grocery store in town mobility scooters and carry out service are offered. I am also grateful for the special events and community donations they sponser. Loyal County Market Shopper

The one kid that works there needs to be talked to about customer service. He is rude and tried to…read moreact intimidating for no reason. There is no world where slamming your fists on the counter and cracking your knuckles is an appropriate way to talk to customers. Not sure why he feels it is necessary to do that, but I have had similar experiences with him doing slightly different things to me during check out. The prices aren't good enough to make me want to deal with that. If it happens again, I am just not going to shop there.

The cashier kept my change, I payed 30$ for a 24$ bill and she didn't give any change back. I asked…read morefor it and she look at me like I was stupid, she ignored me and started helping the next customer.DO NOT SHOP HERE!