Fresh Thyme is a regional chain supermarket. It has similar departments as do other grocery…read morestores--produce, meats, seafoods, baked goods, frozen foods, dairy and eggs, and some home goods and personal-care products--but the overall selection is smaller, and more organic items are offered. Prices are average. My husband and I occasionally visit this store to do our weekly grocery shopping. In the past, I liked the quality of the seafood, vegetables, fruits, and risotto. Most recently, we purchased just a couple of things that we needed, pancake mix and maple syrup. We used the self-checkout and had no problems with the machines. This Fresh Thyme is not our most frequently visited or favorite grocery store, but I do like it and recommend it for occasional shopping.

Great selection, prices and friendly service. They offer a fresh, organic and healthy products…read morethat can meet anyone's needs. I love tea and was amazed at the variety. I was inspired to do a charcuterie board so I'll be back soon to work on that. In general I look forward to making this store a part of my routine.

You can save a lot if you pay attention to the deals. This store has had a customer service problem…read morefor years though. Half the staff are untrained, practically nonverbal teenagers who cannot hide how annoyed they are when you ask for help. The adult staff are the total opposite, super friendly.

Good sales. Great bakery. I asked 2 people about when more Diet Coke would be arriving at the store…read moreas it was buy 2 get one free . 1st person said "I don't know". Second person directed me to display by dairy- no Coke products there. I did get 3 - 6pks this trip so I benefitted from the sale. Selfishly wanted to get more!!

Small (and somewhat empty) Thai grocery with a decent variety of Thai products. I needed sweet soy…read moresauce for pad see ew and they had that. Also sells Lao Gan Ma chili crisp, which should be a staple of every kitchen. (It's Chinese but close enough.) Lots of tins of curry paste should you want to dabble with a green or massaman curry at home. They take Covid seriously -- face masks required, employees wearing a mask and a plexiglass barrier between customer and staff.

Great food at a great price. The staff was friendly and the food was prepared quickly. What more…read morecould you ask for.

In the past few years, I have occasionally shopped in this Walmart store. This store has a good…read moreselection of clothing, office supplies, cleaning supplies, health products, beauty products, pet supplies, electronics, furniture, children's toys, groceries, gardening supplies, etcetera. Prices are slightly lower than other stores' prices. This store also has a pharmacy, vision center, and photo center. During my most recent visit, I returned some merchandise that I had purchased online, and I bought additional merchandise in person. At the customer-service desk, I had to wait in line for several minutes before an employee served me. For some reason, he thought that my pillows and pillow covers were from two separate orders, but after I explained, he correctly refunded my payment to my credit card. In the store, I looked at office supplies and over-the-counter medications, and I founded what I needed. I felt happy with the quality and prices of those products. I used the self-checkout and experienced no problems with the machine.

Manager was extremely rude and unhelpful! Wouldn't even give me her name so I could report her!read more

When your mother wants veal chops, you look for veal chops. None at Wholeys, Giant Eagle, Shop n…read moreSave, or Whole Foods. A friendly farmer referred me to Henry's Meat Market. Sausage, roasts, soup bones, meat sticks, chicken, stuffed banana peppers and mushrooms, and many other meats were available. I asked if they had bison. The person helping me said they only had a little bit left. She showed me more bison ground meat and steaks than I have ever seen in one place. She said they butchered a bison and this was all that was left. I stocked up. I look forward to going back and stocking my freezer. Note: They are closed on Sundays.

Henry's Meat Market has two locations--this one in Cranberry Township and one in Harrisville. My…read morehusband and I visited this store in Cranberry, and we felt very impressed and pleased with the *gigantic* selection of meats! As I walked around the store, I did not even have time to look at all of the different types of meats. I saw countless types of beef, chicken, pork, lamb, sausage, bolognas, etcetera! I even saw non-meats such as milks, cheeses, fishes, vegetables, fruits, baked goods, and snack foods. I asked my husband to choose meats for his grill for meals this week. He chose three beef-vegetable kabobs and one BBQ chicken breast. The cashier immediately greeted us, rang up our purchase, and thanked us. I think that the prices of the meats were reasonable. Before we even left the store, we were already talking about the "next time" that we will visit Henry's Meat Market! This store has soooo many more meats for us to try! In the following days, we cooked and ate the meats at home. We liked the beef kabobs and the chicken very much.

As far as large regional grocery store chains go, Giant Eagle is fine. I've never had a customer…read moreservice issue or significant issue, apart from one lost item by their dry cleaning contractor, over years of visiting their Market District and the brand locations like this one. Staff is friendly and helpful, though as I'll describe in a moment, I manage to avoid them anyway. This location is the smaller of the two in the Cranberry area, with a scaled back selection to match. Produce is notably more limited, and some more unusual items are missing from the shelves (and one popular item -quite often fresh thyme herbs have gone AWOL). But, this location is also usually less crowded. Balancing that is the parking lot which could have a more convenient layout. The deli here often has a longer wait than other GE/MD locations. I'm about equal distance from this location and the Cranberry one, so why come here? One reason - the Scan, Pay & Go system. This is their mobile self-checkout system where you can use your smartphone or one of their hand scanners to scan your items as you shop. You scan a bar code on the way out the door, wave a phone for payment, and you're done. I don't even need to bring a wallet. And if you don't feel like talking to anyone, you don't have to. And even if you walk out with a heaping cartful of items, you won't feel the anxiety of blocking the self-checkout lane with all your stuff. The location is clean. In-store prepped foods and premades are on point. Breads and daily items are stocked up in the morning and top items like milk and yogurts are restocked throughout the day. I've had to ask for something (not thyme) maybe once in a couple of years. Good local grocery. Split our dollars between this location, Costco, and Fresh Thyme in Cranberry and the Whole Foods in Wexford. Due to the Scan Pay & Go system, I find this one to be the most pleasant shopping experience.

I don't know how this pharmacy could get worse. It's not the people who work there. It's the poor…read moreplanning that makes it oftentimes impossible to pick up a prescription. It usually takes me 3-4 visits before I'm willing to wait behind either the long line of cars outside or the long line of people waiting in line inside. When RiteAid closed it took twice as long to phone in a prescription because of the long-winded recording soliciting RiteAid customers to move to Giant Eagle. They did this knowing that their facility was not setup to handle the increased traffic. But added profits were far more important than customer satisfaction. I'm going to move my prescriptions elsewhere as are many other people I know.

This site Aldi opens at 9AM, people already queuing in front of the store and ready to get…read moregroceries. We didn't have much time to check into stores, since it's spring season a lot of flowers like tulips were presented as decorations. This store only have 1 stall accessible per restrooms, completed with diaper changing table, and very clean too! Thank you for the restrooms stop! 20111 Rte 19, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066 daily 9AM - 8PM accessible stores indoor and accessible restrooms parking lot around the building ℹ stores.aldi.us #aldi #cranberrytownship #preservefootprints

Overall pretty good but I was a bit disappointed - most notably with the quality of the produce…read more Most of it looked old and/or wilted and not at all appetizing. The store is also sort of depressing in a way that it's hard to explain without being there yourself. That said, I only knocked off one star for that because the rest of the items they carry (dry goods, snacks, frozen, and a small selection of prepared foods) were well stocked, VERY reasonably priced, and the household items they have (it's understandably "hit and miss" with what they will have in stock at any given time) are crazy inexpensive and amazing deals. They had a huge flip top/step on Kitchen trash bin which you'd normally pay $70 to $120 for (based on my research and shopping around) for $19.99!!!! I'm sad to say I didn't grab one at the time but planned to go back the following day when I have more space in my car. Sadly they were completely sold out when I went back (it was my own fault!). All that to say, as long as you know what to expect at Aldi and what kind of things you should shop for there, this is a great place to shop

Ordered some food to go on a Tuesday night around 9pm. The online ordering system is quick & easy…read more The food was ready quickly & I used the automated check out because there were probably about six people in line and the self checkout worked fine. They keep expanding their menu offerings. I decided to try a burger for the first time, but I'd give that a 2 out of 5 stars. The burger itself seemed like it had been already cooked and sitting under a heat lamp, because it was quite dried out and well done. The bun and the toppings were fine, and the onion petals that came with it were actually quite tasty & very hot. I also took a chance and got their flatbread/pizza and I was expecting it to not be very good, but I was pleasantly surprised that the sauce was actually very flavorful and they put the pepperoni underneath the cheese and it was covered with a very good amount of cheese, so I was actually surprised that I enjoyed that. It was 4 square slices so plenty. Sheetz is basically one of your only choices where you can still get food after a certain hour (9pm) when all the other bars and restaurants kitchens are closed in Cranberry Township. I don't eat there often, but it will suffice in a pinch.

As fast as MTO experience this store had to have like 8 people in the kitchen and no one cared or…read moreeven tried to pay attention to what they were doing. More people on cell phones. Our food was done and paid for and they ignored the paid slip and wouldn't give me my food. App sampler was decent. Fries were mush and not cooked enough. I won't be back to this location. Love Sheetz but for the cost of Sheetz now and how these kids act here I'm Good.

Second time ordering eyeglasses at Costco. I need to give a BIG shout out to Bandon! He's very…read moreknowledgeable and pleasant to talk with. He guided me through the process of ordering, and it only took a week to receive my glasses. Top quality product at a great price - All the bells and whistles are included in the price - Blue light, Anti-Reflective Treatment Scratch Resistant and UV Filter typically these items are extra at other eyeglass stores. Keep up the great work Brandon.

We've been coming to this Costco since they opened in 2001! We love our Costco & they have plenty…read moreof parking & cheap (er) gas. Because this warehouse was built in 2001, the gas lanes are not as large as some other new Costco's and there aren't as many pumps, so you have to wait a little bit longer. I use Costco optical to purchase my eyeglasses and prescription sunglasses. We have used the pharmacy. It's always fun to look at everything that they have in the warehouse and there are some great deals to be found. Of course Costco samples are always fun to try while you are shopping. Costco does get crowded, especially on weekends and near holidays, but they are pretty efficient at this one in moving large crowds through their lines. They are also closed on holidays, which is nice for their employees. We love getting their shrimp cocktail, and their fresh street tacos & their desserts & cakes are huge, tasty & cheap compared to bakeries. The clothing deals are awesome. Every time you go to Costco it's a different experience. I have also bought iPads and Apple Watch is there. We have an executive membership because we go so much, and an executive membership is worth it depending on your spending level annually. The new perk for executive members is that you can get into the warehouse an hour before the general public, which means at 9 AM instead of 10 AM. I always liked Costco better than Sam's Club and I'm glad that Costco is what we have in Cranberry Township. You can return anything, anytime, easily with no questions asked.