I got Chicken from their deli, and was constantly INTEROGATED as to WHY , I was buying 2 pieces…read morethan 1, than 4. They then started setting my order aside in this warmer which made the chicken taste soggy, and I noticed I was being treated indifferently. On Sunday, 7/26/2026, a deli worker told the other right in front of me and others that I COULD NOT AFFORD MORE THAN 1 PIECE AND THAT I WAS POOR. I said how rude she was and she tried to say she was sorry after trying to humble me in public. Up front I yelled so loud the whole store heard me and the front end manager would NOT bring the store manager to me. I'm turning them in for discrimination as I shopped there for over 40 years and only for their products their staff is horrible at least most of them.

This is the only Shop N Save left in the area unfortunately. I love that it's open way later than…read moreGiant eagle. Staff is super friendly and helpful, even during the later part of the night. The store is clean and has a lot of fresh products. It can be difficult to find some things like protein shakes but overall a nice neighborhood store.

Prices were excellent, i got some great deals here today…read more The clerk at the register was friendly, and did a wonderful job of packing my groceries. The customer in front of me paid in cash, and the clerk said it was quite common, and that some used checks as well There were some products here I can find at other stores. The prices may be the best in the city. There's a lovely creek next to the parking lot wit lots of birds.

Never been in a Shop& Save...similar in my opinion to a Price Rite, but with its only deli and…read morebakery. Drove by, on my way back home, glad to have stopped in and looked around. Fantastic prices, clean store and great service.

Overall, we were pretty pleased with our first experience here. I first went to The Fresh Market in…read moreFlorida years ago, so I was curious about one here. Small but still a good selection of items. I personally like the meal kits they sell. We tried a steak dinner with mashed potatoes and Brussels sprouts and a chicken piccata dinner. I'd purchase both again. Everything is included and portioned out for you. They're designed for two meals and take about 30 minutes to prepare (even though they say 20 minutes). They're priced between $20-25. We picked up some other items included dessert. I saw a Banana Pudding that looked delectable. Unfortunately, when I got home and opened the package, there was a hair embedded in the cream. So I returned it. Even the managers thought it was gross but otherwise they seemed mostly unbothered. Looking forward to trying more meal kits. I'll probably pass on desserts prepared in-store.

Probably great for the wealthier crowd. Popped in to find some last minute refreshments for a…read moremeeting. Found the selection small and the prices high. Berries at least twice as much as giant eagle, though admittedly better shape, both Driscoll. Cut fruit and cookies very high priced. Case of Open Water- aluminum cans over twice as much as at Giant Eagle. Definitely feels smaller than when Whole Foods was in the space. Parking lot in front of store very uneven rough to roll carts on, be careful those with fall risks

I do enjoy the grocery shopping there. Had a problem today with a sopping wet wrap. It's been a…read morelong time since I bought a premade sandwich at Whole Foods. I was starving and got a turkey wrap. It was disgusting. Just took the turkey out and ate that. Very unsatisfying.

Your typical Whole Foods. This one was cleaner and bigger than several others that I've been too. I…read morereally liked the parking garage. Decent sized bakery, hot/cold bar, and sit down area to eat.

My local Giant Eagle mostly hits the mark. There's a spacious parking lot, the staff are friendly,…read morethe produce is generally fresh, and I rarely encounter stockouts of the items I regularly buy. As someone who cooks and grills frequently, I'm here often for fresh produce, frozen vegetables, seafood, sauces, seasonings, and spices. The selection usually covers what I need, and the produce section in particular has been consistently reliable. My main complaint is pricing, which seems to have crept up faster than I'd like and can make some items feel expensive compared with other options nearby. Overall, though, it's a convenient and dependable neighborhood grocery store that I continue to use regularly.

This Giant Eagle grocery store is located in Gibsonia. The store contains the usual departments:…read morefruits, vegetables, pantry items, meats, seafoods, dairy products, beverages, snacks, prepared foods, baked goods, pet supplies, flowers, gift cards, etcetera. The store also has a pharmacy and a bank. My husband and I occasionally shop here for regular groceries. During our most recent visit, we thought that the store was well-stocked, well-organized, and clean. We found all foods for which we were looking. The cashier and the bagger performed their jobs well. The prices were alright. The parking lot had an adequate number of spaces for vehicles and seemed to be safe.

Market District is Giant Eagle's upscale grocery store chain. For my in-laws' 50th wedding…read moreanniversary party, I ordered catered food from this Market District. I will write a positive 4-star review for this particular location of Market District because the catered food tasted very good, but I do want to point out that the employees committed some large mistakes. Read on: Over two weeks before the party, I called the store to ask about their cut-off time for ordering catered food and their recommended pickup hour. The manager said that he needed only 3+ days of advance notice, and he recommended that I select a pickup time that was close to the time of the party so the hot food would remain hot. On that same day, I ordered the food through Giant Eagle's website. The website sent me an automated email that listed the specific foods, quantities, prices, and pickup time. Minutes later, a team leader emailed me to confirm my catering order. My in-laws' anniversary party would begin at 4 PM, so our pickup time was 3-3:30 PM. On the day of the party, I and three family members arrived at the catering area at 2:50 PM (yes, a bit early) to pick up the foods. The catering area was located near the aisle that has beers and wines. A catering employee kindly greeted us, and he began to carefully place our foods into our shopping carts. My order was large, and the employee tried his best to keep track of the foods as he removed them from refrigerators and warmers and placed the containers in our shopping carts. Unfortunately, the sushi department had misread our order of 6 trays as only 1 tray, so we had to wait a long time for the employees to make 5 additional trays of sushi. Then the catering employee accidentally dropped 1 tray of sushi on the floor, so we had to wait again for the sushi employees to make additional sushi. In total, we waited for about one hour! Because of the mistakes with the sushi, my husband and I ended up arriving late to the anniversary party. Before we departed the grocery store, the catering employee and the sushi employees sincerely apologized to us multiple times. The manager or team leader also apologized, and he handed us a gift card for $10. We had paid a total of $1,379.44 for the food, so the $10 gift card seemed very small. Here are my reviews for the catered foods: Hand-breaded chicken tenders - 5 stars - These chicken tenders were a large size, contained juicy white meat, and had a slightly salty breading. I had chosen sauces in flavors of buffalo, BBQ, garlic parmesan, and honey mustard. My family members said that they really liked these chicken tenders. Fruit platters - 5 stars - These fruit platters consisted of strawberries, cantaloupe, watermelon, honeydew, pineapple, blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries. These fruits were fresh and tasted very good. Mini-sandwich platters - 4 stars - I had ordered one platter with roast beef, ham, and turkey sandwiches and one platter with egg salad, tuna salad, and chicken salad. The sandwiches were a convenient size, and they tasted OK. Crudite platters - 4.5 stars - The vegetables included fresh tomatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, bell peppers, carrots, cucumbers, carrots, and celery sticks. In the middle was a container of ranch dip. Caesar salad - 3 stars - This salad contained romaine lettuce, parmesan cheese, and croutons. The lettuce and cheese were fresh, but the croutons were soggy. The employees forgot to give us caesar dressing! Meatballs - 4 stars - These meatballs were Italian-style and were served hot with marinara sauce. I ate one meatball and thought that it tasted fine. Macaroni salad - 4.5 stars - The ingredients of pasta, celery, onions, egg, and mayonnaise-dijon dressing tasted very good. Cheese and pepperoni trays - 4.5 stars - These trays contained colby jack, swiss, pepperjack, and cheddar cheeses as well as pepperoni and beef sticks. On the side were pimento cheese and jalapeño cheese for dipping. Potato salad - 4.5 stars - The ingredients of potatoes, celery, onion, egg, mayonnaise-dijon dressing, and relish tasted very good. Sushi trays - 5 stars - Several flavors of sushi were available, and I chose the trays of California roll, crunchy shrimp roll, avocado roll, salmon roll, and tuna roll. My family members commented that the sushi was good. Deviled eggs - 3 stars - My husband and I thought that these deviled eggs tasted bland and needed more tang. Garden salad - 3 stars - This salad contained fresh mixed greens, cucumbers, grape tomatoes, bell peppers, carrots, and broccoli, but the croutons were soggy. The employees forgot to give us balsamic vinaigrette! Shrimp platters - 4.5 stars - The shrimp were extra-large and fresh, and on the side was a flavorful cocktail sauce. I was in such a hurry to get to the anniversary party that I did not have time to take photos of the foods. Attached to this review are photos of part of the catering area and the nearby deli and vegetables department.

They had fresh food and no bad food, the service was amazing the lady at checkout was the nicest…read morelady I've ever met and it felt like pretty comfortable atmosphere.

Stop there a lot for odds and ends but today ate lunch there. First time at this little…read morerestaurant. Limited menu but a little something for everyone. I had a cheese burger and freshly made chips. The burger had two meat paddies. Excellent meal, reasonably priced. Apparently Thursday is pizza day. One topping pizza $7.99 Going to try that soon.

Omg this is a horrible get go at the market express ...the employees at this get go are so rude…read more There is only one that is nice. They dont acknowledge you They make you wait until they're done with their "task" of whatever they're doing. And then when you're standing there and they're talking on their phone and you're trying to get their attention, they don't even acknowledge you and then when you tap on the window to say hey I'm here. They yell at you for tapping on the window. We'll get off your phone If I didn't need gas so bad and this wasn't right by where I literally work four out of the five days a week I don't know if I'd come to this one Now the market district express that's awesome over there the get go gas part is a little bit to be desired

A twin mom's dream come true. Every cart is a double cart, the family restroom is big enough to…read morefit said cart and on sample days, many are kid and baby friendly. Aside from that, it's basically like any other big box store. Bulk items of everything you can imagine. Plus they have some great prepared foods (taco kits, pot pies etc). They also have a cafe which is a really cheap way to feed your family. They have pizza, hot dogs, yogurts, ice cream, pretzels, icees and pop. The downside is that there are ALWAYS lines. They never have enough registers open.

Sorry, world…read more... Sam's is better than Costco Okay, now that that is cleared up! Sam's Club is just better! Yeah, bulk purchases mean more planning and sometimes you don't 100 bags of the same thing over and over. But I love Sam's more for the extra things on top of just the bulk food. They have the absolute cheapest packaging supplies (I do a lot of shipping so cheap bubble wrap and tape SPEAK to me) The food samples are just nostalgic youth moments and still fun to grab multiple... PS the workers don't care. The faster it goes, the quicker they can go in the back. The scan and go changed the game. No more waiting in lines and no more wondering if you over spent as you wheel your big cart to the front. Simple integration in their app and simple to use. I wish more stores could get on board. Plus... now the automatic exit scanners mean no more employee fumbling through your cart to scan the required number of items. Sam's knows what we need and they implement it.