A fellow juror and I decided to eat lunch at Caffe Barista and we weren't disappointed…read more There was a special for a 1/2 sandwich with a side of pasta salad. I chose the Chicken Florentine and Penne pasta salad. The mini hoagie style roll was nice and soft, I'm not exact sure what made up the chicken Florentine mixture but it was superb! The penne pasta was perfectly cooked and mixed with mayo, bacon, cheese and some kind of leafy green. The meal was quite tasty and satisfying and the price was slightly under $8. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. I was so satisfied I was afraid that once I returned to the courthouse I was going to fall asleep.

Caffe Barista was a great stop for lunch! I ordered the taco salad and it was delicious! The staff…read morewas so friendly too! They had a great assortment of products to purchase as well-I'll definitely be back!

Charley brothers is a top notch supermarket. In this day of take it or leave it markets. They…read morealways go out of their way to help you

Greensburg isn't exactly rich in grocery store options-- what I'd give for a Whole Foods or a…read moreTrader Joe's. Somehow, I never went to Shop n' Save until recently, and it's a solid choice. Cheaper than Giant Eagle. Easier to navigate than Walmart. Less sketchy than Save a Lot. I don't know if you can find super gourmet options here, but the produce seems decent, the meat counter's all right, and the frozen section is well-stocked. A lot of sales are pretty good. I can't get super enthusiastic about shopping here, but it's probably where I'll find myself getting groceries most often for a while.

This location certainly deserves some recognition for the products and services they provide. I…read moreespecially opt to shop here when I need larger servings or banquet size supplies, or when I just want to shop for items not typically available in regular grocery stores. Always a bargain when price per serving ranks for budget conscious consumers. Store is super clean and staff is very knowledgeable about their product line.

Gordon Foodservice store in Greensburg PA is our go to for Mount Pleasant Church in Morgantown WV…read more Staff is very freindly and supportive, always willing to help. Store is clean, bright and organized. Products and prices are great! Thank you Greensburg store and staff!!

What an amazing place! It is packed wall to wall with Italian goodies. You might go in looking…read morefor one thing, but you could easily come out spending a small fortune. And while it is on the expensive side, it is absolutely worth it. Their products are high quality and there is a wide variety of unique items. My favorite part of the store is the Olive & Antipasti Bar. So many delicious options! Things like a wide variety of olives (some stuffed some not), garlic, spicy garlic, greek salads, pasta salads. Be careful how much you put in your container because it adds up fast (but it is worth it). The deli has a wide variety of meat, cheese and prepared food options. A variety of salads (chicken salad, ham salad, pasta salads etc) plus things like ready to heat chicken. Service there was fast and efficient. They are in the middle of a remodel, so the space is slightly smaller than usual, but they still pack everything in. I highly recommend a visit here!

What a fun Italian grocery. So many things to see and possibly buy. You can also sample some of the…read morecheese and cold cut as well. If only we are local, it would be dangerous to our wallet. This place is a keeper in my book. We stopped by here after visiting Phipps garden in Pittsburgh. 1st time visiting West side of PA. Most of the Italian stores at Little Italy are closed as early as 4pm, but this place is open til 6pm. Yay. I enjoyed everything I sampled and purchased. I haven't tried the ready food I bought yet. I have to say, their cheese collection and cold cut hav refined taste, superior flavor. Not the typical cheese flavors I've ever tried.

I can not say enough good things about Aldi's prices and the great helpers inside the store!read more

I honestly had no idea this was here. In all my years living in this area I honestly had no idea…read morethis was here. Sad thing is, I have been near it on many occasions, just never realized it sat way back off the road. Out with my Dad and he said that he needed to grab a few things from here. I also could grab a few things as well. We went into the store and did the ALDI crawl that we all do when we enter here. Slowly walk the aisles to make sure not to miss a thing. I also had a mission, but I like doing the crawl. With my Dad requesting I make a certain recipe this was the perfect place to pick up everything we were missing to make it. Of course a few other items got thrown into the cart as well, but that's okay. I appreciated that this location had self checkouts. I actually prefer this method as I don't always like chitchat. Once done with checking out I packed up my items and we were out the door.

Nice small health food store…read more Yes, it is a little expensive but you are paying for the better quality products. It is also locally owned so you won't get the cheaper priced that you would at a place like Trader Joes...

An oasis of natural food in this small town…read more.. Sure it's smaller than whole foods, it's a locally-owned grocer with a niche market, after all. And, yes, some things are more expensive than at Shop N Save... it's a locally-owned grocer with a niche market, after all... SO that said, this place it pretty awesome. They've got all the good stuff: produce, recycled paper products, soy meat, tofu, gluten free chips, organic food, and they even have a small bulk section. The staff is super friendly and helpful and the store is always clean and bright. All of this--and they're located right off the 5-Star trail. I can totally ride my bike to get groceries. How awesome is that?

When you first arrive at the Pleasant Unity store, you might think that you arrived at the wrong…read morelocation. Trust me, just park and walk up the ramp that will lead you to the store entrance. Don't forget to grab a cart....they are kept at the top of the ramp. Once in the store make a right turn to the deli/meat department. Don't see what you are looking for? Just ask one of the employees...they are happy to answer your questions. If you need something that isn't displayed....maybe a different weight or you don't see any pasta salad, someone will be able to help you. Always have fresh products!! When leaving the meat/deli area, make a right and enter the produce section. If it is the correct season, you may find local produce for sale. Keep investigating the store and you will find bakery products, candy, frozen foods and many other products. You can't go wrong shopping here!!

Been shopping here for years, great little store, but what the heck happened over labor day…read moreweekend? Who were those unfamiliar extremely unfriendly people who were checking us out at the register?

This Walmart Supercenter has a good selection of groceries, clothing, shoes, accessories, office…read moresupplies, cleaning supplies, health products, beauty products, pet supplies, electronics, furniture, children's toys, etcetera. This store also has a pharmacy, auto-care center, vision center, garden center, photo center, salon, and more. I recently shopped around most of the store's departments. The shelves and racks looked fully stocked and organized. I felt surprised to see some name brands such as Reebok. I also felt surprised that the store kept hygiene/beauty products locked up in a special section with an employee monitoring. The prices for most merchandise were about as low as you can find anywhere. I bought about 10 items, including a rug, cat treats, and hygiene products. The cashier accurately rang up my purchase.

This store never fails to disappoint me. Thursday evening at rush hour and only one staffed check…read moreout lane open. The front end coordinator didn't seem to care. Poor management. Sam Walton is rolling over in his grave. I pulling into Giant Eagle.

I'm thinking of this location as the backup location for the Giant Eagle up the street. It can't…read morebe more than a ten minute ride between the two. Maybe it's a Pennsylvania thing or a southwestern Pennsylvania thing. Like in Pittsburgh, people won't cross the river to get something if it is near them on their side of the river. However, in Greensburg replace the river with just the town. Honestly there really isn't much difference between the two locations in Greensburg. The plazas are different and that's just about it. This one has the GetGo in the parking lot, maybe that's the draw to this one? Setup inside is the same, almost exact. Maybe they are going to do like they did in Johnstown and revamp one of them, add an Ace Hardware inside. Anyway, I keep getting distracted here, because there isn't much difference between the two. I did notice a lot of people going in here and buying their beer and wine. A lot were just coming out with alcohol and nothing more. No judging, I get it, but you could have saved the hassle and got that at a nearby gas station as well. I actually find this one to be more of a hassle to get to. The intersection to enter the plaza is super busy all the time, plus they share the lot with other big box stores that just makes it a nightmare at times. But we all need groceries, so you kind of need the store.

Went in on 2/6/25 at about 3:00 pm. Young woman overseeing self checkout was very rude. She acted…read morelike I should know the specifics about running my food benefits card. Proceeded to hand her my card to process payment. She very gruffly said that I need to run the card myself (previous times that this occurred, the cashier was more than happy to help). Girl gave me my receipt with no thank you or any sort of acknowledgment. Went by the customer service counter to let them know that the girl overseeing the checkout had a horrible attitude. Lady at the cs counter acted like that this sort of customer service was something to be proud of. I highly doubt anything will happen because of my venting. I get it--not every single trip can be perfect. But when an employee acts like their job is beneath them, I'm gonna say something.

Our Giant Eagle experience in a snapshot. Mission: 10…read moreballoons and birthday candles. Walk up to "balloon counter" and make request. Response from "balloon lady": "ughhh...I just finished making 40 balloons and really didn't want to do any more today..." Me: well, if you hand me the balloons I'd be happy to blow them up myself (half joking/half serious/thisisyourjoblady/Imanexperiencedballoonmaker). Needless to say, she pissed in my Wheaties, made the balloons and apparently hates her job.

The staff is scary. Especially at the checkout are near the wine. Do not recommend. There are…read moreother grocery stores nearby.