I shop here every week. I am having an issue with the bakery. Maybe a year ago the cookies price…read moreincreased by 1 dollar. This was expected because of what is going on with things getting more expensive. 20 oatmeal cookies for 7 dollars. I take 4 with me to work everyday whick equals 20 cookies. Now the pack is 6 cookies short. Why? The price didnt decrease. why are you charging the same for a lesser amount?

I mean...c'mon! What little girl wouldn't love this! Another awesome job!…read moreI am not even related to anyone in this bakery!

[903] 4/22/2019…read more I was in the area so I decided to stop into this discount grocery store to see what's available. Plenty of parking outside. Tons of items to choose from as they had a few nice aisles which included bulk items. There is a produce section. A nice cheese selection The "Bargain Bin" is their area for deep discounted grocery items. I found a few good items. I'll be back.

My husband and I like the big bags of cereal, and the prices are good, for what we get.read more

Many years ago I was hesitant to come here. I'm a planner. I like to review ads and sort through…read moremy coupons to meal plan instead of going to the grocery store blindly. I have a budget and I like to stick to it. However a friend insisted I come here 15 years ago. Back than I wasn't impressed but did get a good deal - my husband, met him in isle 2! But sadly it was another 13 years before I ever went back. Frustrated with the ever raising costs of groceries and my hatred (yes, strong word but my feelings are strong) for my local Giant I gave them another shot and am glad I did! Since my first visit many moons ago they became more like a regular grocery store, offering more than just snacks and all the departments (meat, diary, canned, produce, etc) that you would find at your local grocer just on a smaller scale. Unlike the old days they now have bags! No more sorting trying to find a box for your loot! I admit I still don't shop here exclusively for my weekly grocery shopping. I'm still a planner and like to go in with a list and leave with every item on it. While you can't do that here you will knock off a good chunk, especially if you are not partial to a particular brand. I have seen flyers from time to time with their specials but don't think it's something they do on the regular so it is hard to plan. You never know what you'll find till you get there. Where they excel is juice (in both price and selection), cleaners (although not cheaper than Dollar General), snacks, and freezer items. I also think their prices and selection are good on cheeses and dairy products although you need to watch the dates closely. Pet food tends to run more and the selection isn't as great. And while they do have a nice, but small produce selection that looks good in the store I'm disappointed 80% of the time on its freshness when I get it home. Organic brands can also be found here, although not as plentiful as other discount grocers. Meats are also hits or miss, some weeks I find hamburger/chicken priced higher than Giant and not looking so good and other times (like this past week) I hit the jackpot with both freshness, selection, and price. I don't know if they take coupons but it's worth looking into. They do however offer a $3 coupon if you sign up for their emails. Be sure to bring a pen to the store as you add your name and phone # to the bottom of the receipt showing the money you saved and they have drawings to double it. There is a clear box for entries at the window by the exit/entrance. This is not common knowledge and something you have to find out on your own. I've never won but typically save in the $65 range on $100 worth of groceries so I'd love to win me some $130 in free groceries! Also...if you see something your family uses on the regular at a good price, stock up! It might be awhile till you find it again. And who knows, maybe if you're lucky you'll leave with a significant other...like I did!

I hesitate putting a review here because I've been a loyal customer for years. I've watched this…read moreplace go from one of the best stores to shop at to one of the worst. 2 main things: PRICES & customer service. You have not stayed competitive..... when you can find better prices at Wegmans and Giant for certain things, it's a huge sign of trouble. Employees are certainly not as friendly and helpful and definitely not enough cashiers for the amount of customers you have. I want to continue to support, but when I have to sift through a lot of low quality products to find the few great deals you still have, it's simply not worth it. I'm more shocked at some of your pricing than Giant. Disappointed. At least train your employees to be better and support them if you must.

I came across Glennwood foods while thrifting in the Ephrata area. I shop almost exclusively at…read morediscount grocers so finding someplace new gives me more options. I've been here several times since discovering it late last year and have my daughter shopping here now as well. I will note that it's quite a distance from our home in Landisville, so it has to be impressive for us both to make the long trek. Some things to know, both positive and negative; The area is high in Plain population, who for the most part do not participate in mask wearing. I did have some concerns going in as immediately I saw several customers not masked but it wasn't crowded so I felt ok. The store itself is plain owned and while the employees wear shields, some which barely cover their nose, they do not wear masks. The trend of not wearing a mask has rubbed off on non-plain folk as well, as it seems to be acceptable. This is by far my biggest gripe about this store. While it is smaller than a Giant it does have all the departments. Plus an area off to the side of non-food items. They even have a small section of Avon! Inventory changes very frequently. My daughter scored 6- packs of Pedisure for $1.99 which run around $13 at the store on a Tuesday. By the time I got there on Thurs there were none left. The majority of the shelf staple food is not expired or damaged but you do need to check frozen, fresh, and their meats as they tend to be at, near, or past expiration. Prices are exceptional. I mean like really, really good on the majority of their items. Some single serve snacks are 5 or 10 for $1 and area great for packing lunches and to keep in the car for road trips. Cleaners, toilet papers, paper supplies, and the like tend to run higher than a regular store. Some of my favorite things to buy that I can't find elsewhere: bulk made (their own brand) frozen items such as chicken croquettes, nuggets, and potato products ready to bake. I get their crinkle cut Tuscan herb potato coins every visit. A bag for .88 cents makes a good side dish for my family of six. Good on their own but add a ranch dipping sauce and you'll yearn for them. Frozen homemade cookie dough is also a winner and the variety change from week to week. They also have freshly cut/frozen veggie (red onions, okra, fresh off the cob corn, etc.) and fruits for smoothies, including elderberry. How often do you find freshly frozen elderberries anywhere?!? A small deli is also not to be missed and your order is sliced fresh. Additionally they have a deli case with precut and packaged lunch meats and cheeses. Be sure to pick up one of their house made potato salads - the cheese/bacon variety is to die for! Freshly made, prepackaged subs are get to grab for on the go. Beside the deli is a whole other refrigerated room that's easy to miss (my daughter did) that has more fresh produce, yogurts, deli salads, etc. Especially with the yogurt check the dates, they tend to be well past expiration, but literally cost pennies. Aside from the low prices and good selection they have a bagger at each register! If you follow me you know that's something I really appreciate! Negatives aside the mask wearing include; no soap in the ladies room on one occasion (especially bothersome since they prepare so much food in house) and no Sunday hours. They also don't put cooking directions on all of their house made frozen items. Otherwise my favorite discount grocer to date.

I used to love this store but since they remodeled they've been gradually raising their prices to…read morematch major grocery stores, making this no longer a discount store. I stopped in today and noticed they had homegrown cauliflower for $3.99 which was the same price as my local grocery store had; however Glenwood's was all brown. I understand prices are going up but this is outrageous.

There is a nice new location in Ephrata with the same deals as other Aldi stores. There is a great…read moremeat section and cheese section. The selection of staples is great and the prices were low. Even though the place was packed for Thanksgiving the line moved quickly.

Stopped at Aldi's for a few things after not finding them at the discount store down the street…read more Although Giant is next door I choose Aldi's because I like their cut mangos. They cut them at the peak of perfection and for only $3.99 a package it's a healthy affordable snack. Giant tends to cut theirs too early and therefore never ripen properly. Aside from mangos I needed almond milk, hamburger, chicken thighs, and fresh cilantro. I'm not really a fan of Aldi's because it's hard to do a weeks' worth of shopping here plus the deposit on the cart and not offering free bags is a nuisance. This was my first time at this location. I was surprised to see the fresh produce was picked thru. Many selections were empty. Including my beloved sliced mangos and cilantro. The meat dept was priced really high, but I was able to find organic, grass fed hamburger at a reasonable price and much less than non-organic which makes no sense. I had my own bags with me but the 2 half gallons of milk were heavy and awkward to hold and carry. There was only one lone cashier and the line extended into the shopping isle. A customer that was checking out and at the register was chatting away with the previous customer thus delaying her payment, while everyone in line just stood there. The cashier did nothing to hurry her along. Sighs echoed from all of us waiting and was testing my patience level. When it was my turn I arranged my reusable bags in the cashier's cart so all she had to do was drop the items in after scanning. Instead she proceeded to dump everything in the cart beside my bags. When I asked her to please place them in the bags, she refused, uttering about some customer "policy". I've found other locations will place items in the bags IF you arrange them in the cart. What kind of "policy" is so anti customer service focused that they only have one cashier, who sits down the whole time no less, AND is allowed to refuse to put items in the bags?!? In fact she went out of her way to drop them away from the bag. To dump in the bag or beside it takes the same amount of effort. So now I have to hold up the line scooping my items up myself so she could have her coveted cart back. Ugh! I'm graciously giving 2 stars because they offered hand sanitizer and I do love those mangos. But seriously Aldi's - you need to start putting your customers first!

I am an older bachelor who spends a lot of time in the myriad Turkey Hill stores throughout…read moreDauphin, Lebanon, and Lancaster Counties. When I am hungry, Turkey Hill is where I will go, especially when I am traveling. There are many hard-working people throughout the various Turkey Hill stores. And, though my many years on this planet has taught me that any store/person can have a bad day, what I can say about the Turkey Hill store at 735 S Broad St in Lititz, PA, is that the store and its personnel are CONSISTENTLY terrific. That consistency keeps me coming back. Every week, I travel to Lititz from my home in Lebanon County, and in over 3 1/2 years, I have never been disappointed with the service at this Turkey Hill. Of course the counter can be busy at certain times, but that is because the store is popular. The manager, June, is very personable and ready to help, and personnel such as Jess, are very hard-working and have, on certain occasions, impressed me with their ability to multi-task. The overall atmosphere of the store is upbeat, and SPECIAL DECORATIONS during the numerous holidays make the store a special place to drop in quickly or sit at the tables, dine in, and just take it easy. In short, this is, in my quasi-humble opinion, the best Turkey Hill store in the tri-county region. I highly recommend patronizing this Turkey Hill and, if possible, slow down and enjoy the store.

About two weeks ago I went there to get gas. After a few cents worth going in my tank, it stopped…read more I went into the turkey hill where there were two guys behind the counter and told them the issue. They said this happened to a previous customer. He asked if I got the cheap stuff. I said no I got the middle one. Neither seemed to know what to do and said they might have to call someone if it happens to someone else. I was in a rush so I said I would try a different grade. I went out and the higher grade worked. Meanwhile two other customers were having the same issue and I went to tell them the issue instead of the employees coming out. Hopefully they actually put a sign out there for future customers but not betting on it. Now it is two weeks later. I am hoping that the previous issue is a one time deal. I pull in, get out of my car and when I go to put my card in I notice a small note in maybe 12 pt font that says they are temporarily out of gas. That should be a big sign as to not waste our time. That should be on the big sign where the prices are. I saw 4 other cars pull in after me so I was not the only one wasting my time. They really need to get their act together. If this is going to be a regular issue I will take my business up the street.

Awesome people - really cool store. Amish quilts, herbal medicine, books, groceries and homemade…read moreroot beer

Great place to purchase most grocery Items. Great selection with best prices…read more We will continue to purchase most of our grocery items at Esh's Discount Grocery. Peter H.

Every Goldfish flavor is carried here. Every cookie that they make is carried here. Bread, chips…read moreand even some refrigerated items. You can get deals as low as a $1 on some things. They only thing to keep in mind while shopping here is the date on the packaging. But don't let that stop you from shopping here. I worked in the snack game and the date on the packaging is only the shelf-life date. This is the date that a company puts on their product to say that it should be sold by this date. It is not an expiration date. As long as the bags aren't open it can last for months past that date. Now just keep in mind once you open the bag you it will go bad much quicker than a brand new bag. They also usually have free samples right by the front door. If you buy something they put a couple snack bags of usually Goldfish in your bag for free.

I randomly saw a video online about someone visiting a Pepperidge Farm Outlet store.. and that…read morecaused me to go down a rabbit hole on where they were located. Luckily, I had an event close to Lancaster that allowed me to make this quick stop to check this place out. It's located next to a Disney outlet store, too! Pepperidge Farm is a classic snack staple in many households, and I was really excited to see what offerings and discounts they had. They had gift baskets, bulk items, discounted Goldfish crackers, cookies and more! My favorite area was the freezer section, where they had puff pastry sheets in bulk (at a fairly good discount), frozen soups, lasagnas, and more. If you end up purchasing their Pepperidge Farm reusable bag and bring it back for future purchases, you get 15% off each time (on top of all discounts). There's plenty of good deals here, as I maybe got about 5 boxes of puff pastry sheets and 5 bags of cookies + goldfish for about $35! The staff here are super friendly and show you around, and there's a lot of interesting flavors and even gift baskets for people to check out. As you walk around, you forget that Pepperidge Farm also makes things like stuffing, bread, and other items. Everything is neatly placed, and it's super relaxing to walk around and browse everything. Check it out if you can!