We have been going to Meadville and never stopped at this market - what a mistake. We were…read morerecommended to go and WOW, for such a small town, they have everything and then some! Can't wait to go back. Bulk items, unusual baking items, delicious bakery foods. Do yourself a favor and check this place out.

Priced right excellent cuts of meat very clean,and very nice Christian people.They aim to please,…read morealways trying to help

The Giant Eagle Meadville team is consistently helpful and friendly. The store carries a wide…read morevariety of food choices with similar products available from numerous brands. Prices are fantastic and their loyalty program offers fantastic perks!

Bought a ready-made chocolate cake for my daughter's birthday. It was pretty, but very dry. We put…read moreice cream on it, which helped, but we will be throwing the rest away. I will say that the girl working the counter was polite and patient with us

I love their donuts! It's a nice locally owned grocery store and the owner and employee are…read morepleasant. Prices are reasonable on most products but I have a had a couple issues with their bread and other fresh products showing some mild mold but every time I mentioned the mold they sincerely apologized and offer me a free product of the same value or offer me a nice discount on my next visit there so that's good I will definitely shop there again and help local small business

A wonderful, CHARMING, local store that will remind you of childhood if you grew up in a small…read moretown. The first two things you'll notice is the excellent mid-century design of the sign outside (some are inside too - keep an eye out) and the exceptionally friendly greeting upon your arrival. There's no self check outs or disgruntled big box store "greeters" here; just genuine local folk who are happy to see you (even us out of towners). For how small the store is there is a wide variety of just about everything you need and then some things that you don't "need" but certainly want, like the donuts. I visited over the holiday and couldn't resist the clearance holiday socks. Who knew?! I found many items that I was having trouble locating at larger, more prominent grocery stores. If you're shopping for tofu you'll be out of luck, but I am willing to overlook that due to the overall charm and convenience. Shopping just isn't like this everywhere anymore. Do yourself a favor and pick up as many groceries as you can all while shopping small and local.

Standard Walmart experience. If you need something important you'll probably be able to find it…read morehere relatively cheaply and quickly. Only thing bringing it down is that at times certain produce won't be available. I've had to make due with frozen vegetables or travel further down the road to another store.

I placed a grocery order for delivery on 2/15/25 which was scheduled to be delivered on 2/16/25…read morewhich was delayed due to weather/drivers. On 2/18/25 I received text stating delivery was on its way, @9:45 am received another text with pic of my delivery in a snow bank beside the road not at my address. Called Meadville store immediately and was informed to call customer care 800 number, in which I did. The rep I spoke with informed me that the driver would be back in 20-30 mins which didn't happen. I have called customer service several times regarding the issue and being told by every rep that refund request has been submitted and have to wait 10 days for refund, this is unacceptable being I am disabled having mobility issues, a compressed immune system and high risk of falls.....this was my groceries for a couple weeks, now without groceries and monies!!! Even with Walmart + membership and still not correcting problems! Disgusted beyond belief

This was our first time shopping at this Amish store as they had fabric too that the wife wanted to…read morecheck out. She did find some. I also did buy some of the Amish roll butter they carry to try. Picked up some pastries too. Now I grew up in the area way back when and loved their breads. So as we were there they were bringing out fresh breads. I saw they had pepperoni bread and figured since I loved their breads it had to be good. But to my surprise it was not up to par. The bread was good but it was way short on pepperoni. I will have to stick to where I get my pepperoni bread at "west lake bakery and deli" in Erie. See pictures to judge for yourself. Other than that it's a good country store.

Fresh LUNCHMEAT and cheeses at a great price. Also have a ton of other items : candy, spices,…read moreseasonings, baking products.

to be fair it's a small business but even at that they are so worth it ! every bite of food is so…read moregood and made with love

Had a lot of pizza over the decades .. never a Pickle Pizza. What have I been missing! I meant to…read moretake picture of entire pizza and just take a little bitty taste ..... within a moment two pieces gone. Called in ..... ordered Pickle Pizza ( 16 inch/12 pieces only size now ) and twenty minutes latter this hot delicious pie arrived. I will order again and check out their other pizza and sandwiches ...... and soon.

Nestled in the Amish farmland just outside of Greenville PA is M&M Grocery, operated by the Troyer…read moreFamily. Inside this tiny unassuming white building is a plethora of bulk goodies, deli goods, frozen food, baking goods and homemade Amish breads and cookies as well as sundries. Most of the groceries are bulk foods or products from Troyer Farms. There are jams and jellies, pickles and pickled eggs, homemade peanut butter, and sausages. There is a deli, freezer and refrigerated section with the only potato salad I have ever loved - Maple Bacon Potato Salad - YUM! You could really get your whole weekly grocery order here. The sundries are not just your regular sundries. If you have yourself a sweet horse and buggy you can find all of the reflectors to make your ride safer. If you are living the plain Amish life (or maybe just going off grid for a while) you can find Amish hats and suspenders for your man. The exemplary plain lady will find black stockings, safety pins, and plain black shawls. Thread comes in black and white so that your apron or prayer kapp as well as your cape can be mended finely. Add to this laundry soap, clotheslines and clothespins and you are set for looking snappy on washday. Ok, so I am joking a bit! But I can't say enough how much I truly love this store. It is owned and operated by the Amish. They are humorous and kind, and very helpful. Their annual open house is stocked with samples, homemade apple crisp and ice cream and basket raffles. The store shares it's owner's values - it's plain and closed on Sundays. In the summer they kindly ask that everyone be fully clothed when shopping. It is totally worth the drive to come here.

A small store outside Greenville that's worth the drive.(less than 4 miles out of town) They have…read morehot and cold hogies and a bunch of different sides to choose from. Excellent lunch meats besides their hogies. I would Recommend this place and I like to spend my money with a local small town business. Give them a try if you enjoy a very fresh and good tasting sammich. With today's prices this is a great buy. That's my opinion Make your own...