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.

Not really understanding how this Aldi' s escaped a review, so this is the perfect opportunity to…read morediscuss the newly remodeled store. It appears a nice sum of money went into sprucing this place up, but honestly, I do not expect an Aldi's to be pretty and have accent lighting. I liked the prices they way they were and the no frills that went with it. The updates did provide a larger entryway and smoother, navigational aisles, but overall I think it only created a bottleneck to the main arteries of the store. The produce and dairy sections are the most popular, but seems to have less space available for multiple shoppers. New isn't always better, nor is change widely accepted, but overall they still carry the same products I have come to love. I just have to look for them a little harder for awhile.

Stopped here after hearing about them at the Flight 93 Memorial, when they were known as Idas. The…read morestaff was overly polite, the sandwiches we got were great and the store had a great selection. Cool little small town store.

What an awesome, friendly little convenience store in middle of nowhere. Everything you need for a…read moreweekend at one of the local lakes. The carry-out items (breakfast & lunch sandwiches, salads, pizza) are all fine and very reasonably priced considering the huge portions. The annual trip to the Laurel Highlands always includes Snida's as the first stop for supplies.

Stopped in today with my wife to shop and found the location ready for shoppers as soon as they…read moreopened today. They shelves were fully stocked and the staff was relatively friendly .

As far as Aldi stores go, this one is pretty good. They always have a variety of produce, it isn't…read morealways in the best condition, the organic celery is never up to par for example, it's typically bruised and brownish. Sometimes the mixed greens lettuce has old pieces in it. It's not bad enough to prevent me from shopping produce there, it's just something that I look out for. They have all the other typical aldi stuff, the specialty cheeses are great. They also have tons of different types of dips and salsas. The meat section is pretty good, but make sure you put your meat in one of the plastic bags they have nearby, because the racks that the refrigerated meat products are stored on is absolutely nasty. In the freezer section there's a huge freezer across the floor with specialty freezer items. This is PA, so there's unfortunately no alcohol section here, for those coming from out of state. But I don't hold that against Aldi.

Well-run operation. This is essentially a spacious cafe with various food items on the menu, plus a…read morewide range of prepared local products for purchase. The prepared items cover everything from prepared deli salads and cheese to hot sauces and pickles to locally processed meat. I'm not into the butcher aspect, but I appreciate the local and sustainable sourcing. The food is good and well thought out. The space is very nicely designed and well maintained. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. I especially appreciated that they were willing to prepare a breakfast sandwich for me and my partner with the ham on the side. Everybody won, with me getting a vegetarian breakfast sandwich and my partner getting some sliced ham to add to her portion. All told, this is an excellent establishment for a low key outing while you're visiting Ligonier. The hours are extensive, so it fills just about any breakfast/lunch/snack type need. It honestly has the feel of an early stage Starbucks with a friendly "enjoy this space with friends" vibe combined with a hip local grocery store.

I really wanted to love Tubmill Creek Provisions, but it's been underwhelming every time I've gone…read more The space itself is beautiful and inviting, which is honestly why I've given it multiple chances. What I can't quite figure out is the flow of the place. The way you order, receive your food, and move through the restaurant just feels awkward and oddly unwelcoming. I've also tried several of the sweet treats thinking maybe I just caught the bakers on an off day the first time, but unfortunately they've been disappointing more than once. I'm honestly confused by all the glowing reviews. The ambience is great, but the overall experience just hasn't lived up to the hype for me.

This has always been a constant when travelling on US 219. When you come upon this spot you know…read moreyou are just outside Somerset and the Turnpike is not far away. It is kind of like an oasis when travelling in this area of Pennsylvania. This sits on a fairly big piece of land, but somehow still feels small. Maybe that is because many people stop here to get gas or pick a forgotten item at home. My most recent visit here I observed many people coming out with items like milk and bread. You may end up paying a bit more than at your neighborhood grocery store, but I don't think many people would mind due to the fact that you are saving yourself a trip and some hassle. As far as gas prices, they are reasonable and expected for the area. Honestly I feel like this spot could charge whatever it wanted. They do not have any immediate competition nearby. It is one of the first exits to Somerset that offers gas. And people will come here regardless of that. Not sure who supplies the gas, but it seems to be fairly good with mileage. For a roadside stop, definitely fills the need.

Car wash was not what I expected. There was no foam in the foam brush and the high pressure water…read moresetting was not working. The deer blood I had in my truck was not coming out as easy as expected. I traveled over 20 miles to come to what I thought was a highly recommended gas station/ car wash but I was quite disappointed. Also there was a small fire out by the gas pumps didn't seem too safe but other then that food was great and people were fantastic!

Ideal Market took over the space that was left when BiLo closed up shop in the area. I don't know…read moremuch about how it was, but I am assuming that this was a welcome addition when the space was vacated. Not sure when that happened, but it could not have been recently. The inside does not look like much has been updated. It's the typical grocery store out there. Fluorescent lights illuminate the aisles, generic looking price tags, and all the items that line any aisle in any grocery store. They do have some pretty great sales, but with any sale, you have to strike at the right time. Prices for items not on sale seem to be the going rate for them in the area. Staff were super polite and I appreciated that.

I know... to some of you, this sounds like it is just Giant Eagle with a fancy name. But, Market…read moreDistrict is so much more. Yes, they carry more of the Market District branded options, but they also carry many more organic, natural, and local options than a standard Giant Eagle. The aisles are slightly wider to allow more space while shopping. The decor is a little more modern and makes it feel slightly cleaner too. We love going to Market District! The bakery is much larger with options. The produce has many more varieties of fruits and veggies. And honestly... less people are here than most other places... to the point, that I've never had to stand in a long line for checkout.

I keep trying to correct the check-in name change to this place. There is still an option to check…read moreinto Giant Eagle.It's still technically a Giant Eagle store but it's a notch above. Typically re-branded as the Market District. From what I can tell, it looks like they pump up a couple departments. Deli, ready-made foods, seafood , cheese and meat departments are fully stocked with higher end items. Nice wine department too. The store carries a huge assortment of locally produced products. It's fun to see which Pittsburgh-related items are on the shelves . Great shopping experience.

This place has the best produce, food and curated array of local goods around!!! Its like going to…read morean art show every week, I just love thethoughtful displays and handmade products! It's a must visit for PA!

Great well ran market. They have great vendors and the people who work there are always so friendlyread more