This local convenience store is a good place to pick up lunch - a sandwich, salad, soda, etc. It…read moremostly serves workers from the nearby orchards and fruit processing plants. There's not much else around here, so it's your best bet for some quick food.

Really good selection, especially for ethnic foods. They also have gluten free, sugar free and…read moreaisles with healthy options. They have Chinese food bar, sushi and a self service hot food bar (hot food bar is has limited selections). They sell beer and wine, but it must be a separate purchase altogether from your groceries and you have to check that out at the alcohol check out counter. They have seating g areas inside and out. You can accumulate points if you get a Giant card and save on gas. Once I had 70 cents off per gallon of gas.

Would you PLEASE stop having employees saying 'take care' it's stupid, it's fake. Especially when…read morethey toss groceries in the bags and don't 'take care'. What genius came up with that phrase?? Maybe work on employees staying off their smart phones while WORKING. How can you retrieve grocery carts from parking lot while texting? Last week a girl was FaceTiming with phone on counter while bagging my groceries. What the heck!!! My frozen crab cakes ended up in with the Kleenex and windex. I prefer to bag myself I should get a discount. Most of your clerks are not friendly then hand you the receipt and say 'take care'. reeeally. 'take care' is a joke

Had a great experience with the bakery at Kennie's Markets in Gettysburg. I needed two full sheet…read morecakes celebrating the Navy's 250th birthday for a Navy reunion. I used my phone to show the girl what image I wanted on each cake and they were done perfectly!

This is the best market in town. They have so much local produce, meat, and of course Mr. G's ice…read morecream. If you want to shop local and support local businesses and farms this is the place to go.

Weis Gettysburg has gotten better in terms of grocery prices. The produce section needs work. A lot…read moreof stuff goes out quickly. I recently bought a huge bag of peed garlic and the garlic had mold on it. You definitely can get deals. Know ur prices of the other grocery stores and u will find the deals. The mornings are great for shopping and it isn't crowded.

Earlier this week I placed a large meat order with the Weis Gettysburg meat department telling them…read moreI'd pick-up my order today (Saturday) about 10a. Know what? Everything was ready and exactly as I asked for the meat to be butchered. Greg and Dan, the butchers, were great. When checking out, Jocelyn and Karen were friendly and helpful. Great job Weis!!

I can concur with another reviewer that this is not your typical Supercenter and the stock is…read morelimited. I understand the reasoning of this, but why be such a disadvantage to the area if you attempt to be bigger than you are, but limit the choices inside. Came in here for nothing in particular. Since I was heading home soon, I figured I would pick up items I knew I would need, but weren't in dire need of them right away. I browsed through the aisles with no concept of time. I went up and down the aisles, no cart or basket, that way I would limit the amount I could purchase. I will say that the store was at least clean and organized. Even if the selection was lacking. In the end, I didn't get much, interacted with no one (self checkout), and made my way back out to my vehicle to get out of there.

The Gettysburg Walmart has saved me on several occasions! I'm in Gettysburg with my reenactment…read moreunit several times a year, and they've been a lifesaver when I forgot to pack something and once when I lost my asthma inhaler on the field. They saw to getting my replacement script filled and made it a painless process, which I was worried about since I live several states away. Their staff is very helpful and friendly to this reb from enemy territory. Thanks so much to my northern friends at the Gettysburg Walmart!

This is our local store and one we visit frequently. We like that it's relatively easy to get into…read moreand out of, has a gas station attached, and the store is generally well stocked. Prices at Giant, like everywhere, seem to keep creeping up but if there was one and only one store we had to go to, regardless of prices, this would probably be it. As it is, we usually visit three stores to get certain things at each one and Giant, this one, is usually on our weekly shopping trip. We don't like self-checkouts and thankfully, this store seems to make an effort to have several manned registers. Thanks for that.

I've been going through giant since 1976 and now recently I noticed that their private label bread…read morehas changed. It's just not as good and gets moldy on or just before the date on the wrapper so I'm done

2027 can't come soon enough. Cranberry Wegmans opens…read more On a business trip, put in a bakery order several days ahead of time. Being able to pick up my (large) bakery order and not leaving someone disappointed at home makes me happy. Had my list of must haves. I meandered through all the departments. Wasn't on a time schedule. I spent 2 hours in the store. Found beautiful baby lamb chops. Filets were $6/lb cheaper than my grocery store. Bought beautiful endive. Had to bring home the red wine peppered salami. Coming home, opening the cooler, and handing out foodie presents is like Christmas morning. The oohs and aahs were heard at multiple houses. The staff were very helpful finding my treasures. Wegmans trips make traveling for business worth it.

I have heard my family talk about Wegman's for years but this was the first time I was in town and…read morewent for myself. I found it to be quite a good store, with everything you could want: my weird health-food desires like coconut flour and buckwheat groats (that I usually have to visit specialty stores for); pharmacy supplies; lots of pre-made food; diverse international offerings; plenty of organic and pre-cut produce; flowers, etc. Despite it being my first time, I was able to navigate it without too much difficulty. When they were out of green onions, a friendly worker was able to refill the bin quickly for me (and direct me to the spacious, clean bathrooms). They have tons of checkout lines, only a couple were open with humans; and they have lots of self-checkout too. I mean, it's just a grocery store, but it's a pretty good one!

I will start off by saying that this is not unique to only this Food Lion but I am sick and tired…read moreof spending a small fortune for meats, fruits and vegetables only for them to smell, and taste, like laundry detergent. I am not sure if it's from the cleaning supplies they use, or the awful smelling laundry detergent aisle. I keep as many poison fragrances out of my home, and I am disappointed that even though I do not use them, they have still managed to make their way into my home unexpectedly. On the bright side the prices are reasonable and the people who work there are fantastic and attentive; I just hope they aren't being slowly poisoned by the fragrance smell.

Man, it really sucks that we don't have Food Lion in Pennsylvania. They have the best prices on…read moreapples and cheese. I also think they should use coin operated shopping carts.

If you have some time to look around, you can find some good stuff at decent prices. However, don't…read moreget fooled into thinking g that just because it is an "Outlet," that everything is going to be a better price. Generally, you will save some money here, but not always. I have run across a few items that were cheaper at the regular grocery store. If you have a good idea of what things cost most other places, you can make a good, informed decision and save some money. We like to check it out and see what they have when we can spare some extra minutes. They do have a nice "Everyday Heroes" program for military and first responders that can save you a few bucks as well.

It was my first time here and had a great time purchasing bargains. I found flavored waters for…read more$.13, unheard of!! I also bought canned crabmeat for soup, a 4 lb brisket for St Patrick's Day, snacks for the Grands, and a few more items all for $66.00. I'm not from the area but every time I'm passing through I'm going to stop in.