Wow!! I reached out to Saubels requesting their bakery to create a custom birthday cake for my…read moregranddaughter. The lady that I spoke with on the phone was really helpful, asking questions that I would never have thought of - refining my order to exactly what I wanted and needed (size, # layers, diameter based on number of guests, batter type, icing type, colors, writing,....). I sent a picture hoping that they could recreate something that had been found on Pinterest. Saubels did an amazing job!! The cake was beautiful and a great replica of the picture!! Just as important, the cake was delicious!! Fresh, moist and covered with delicious whipped cream icing. I was delighted with the result. More importantly, my granddaughter was delighted with the result!! Thank you so much for your contribution to a wonderful birthday celebration. There is no question where I will go for future bakery needs. Thank you!!

I went to buy fruit and vegetables after seeing the signs listing 2 for $3.00. When I went to the…read moreregister, the girl rung up the wrong price of $6.00 so I decided not to purchase them. She was upset because I decided not to buy them and had an attitude....as if I made a mistake. I requested a manager and she could not locate one. I just needed a price check to confirm the discount and no one did the check. This is poor customer service and it obviously comes from the top. There are many other options: Giant, Walmart and Aldi, Rutters and Dollar General .

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

This is a wonderful market. There is a furniture and decor store that flows into the section that…read moresells fresh meats, produce, baked goods, coffee and hot tea, dry goods, as well as a pretzel maker, someone who makes French fries and others. We bought local honey from the dry goods store. If we had more room in our suitcase I would have grabbed some of their homemade popcorn. They had all sorts of flavors from the usual suspects of butter, caramel and cheese to honey mustard and sour cream and onion. From the pretzel haus, we got a cheesesteak stuffed pretzel and a turkey pepper jack stuffed pretzel. The cheesesteak pretzel was really good. We loved how for the stuffed pretzels it was a little bit of bread around a lot of filling. It allowed us to get our pretzel fix without filling on bread. The turkey was good too, but it has a liberal amount of honey mustard included so be aware if you aren't a big mustard fan. The staff was really sweet. We appreciated that they were willing to cut the stuffed pretzels in half for us, and that they corrected their mistake when they accidentally gave us one the wrong pretzel. At the baked goods stands, we picked up a peanut butter filled powdered donut, a coconut donut, and a slice of bee hive cake. The peanut butter filled donut was better than the coconut filled donut. The coconut filled donut has a white fluffy filling that has a nondescript flavor. I believe it is the same filling used in the bee hive cake. The coconut donut was a drier texture as if it was old, which is hard to belief with the turnover I was seeing on the donut case. The peanut butter one was better in that it was soft and seemed very fresh. We loved the drive to this market and would definitely come back again when in the area.

Wow, this is such a cool place to visit! It's a series of connected buildings which includes an…read moreAmish food court (the pretzels are yummy!), featuring cheese, meats, snacks, coffee, sandwiches and produce, a home decor store and a furniture store. Each time I visit, I see something new. I love the display of birdhouses, wind chimes and chairs along the front. It's a must visit if you're in the area.

Everything I have ever had here was good. The employees were nice and the lighting improves the viberead more

My husband and I stopped at this Wegmans on our way home from the Eastern Shore on Sunday, and it…read morewas a nice store. If you're familiar with Maryland Wegmans stores, this one is easy to navigate. Everything was easy to find; they had what we needed; and the customer service was friendly. The parking lot was also large and easy to get in and out of, which isn't true of all large grocery stores. A nice Wegmans. If it's your store, this one is a fine option.

Quick and straightforward, if help was needed there was always someone to reach out to. They have…read moreemployees in or near every aisle stocking or simply walking to their next spot. The checkout area always has at least one manager who can help you and are always willing to.

Got home and realized the instant potatoes I just purchased had expired 3 months ago. This is not…read morethe first time this has happened at this location. Expired food is not being removed from the shelves. Additionally, the shopping carts are in great need of repair. Plastic grips are cracked or missing all together and wheels are squeaky or broken. All in all this location needs better management to oversee day to day operations.

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.

It's probably the nicest grocery store within a few miles, but the Organic selection is only "OK" -…read morenot great. They also have online shopping with delivery or you pick-it-up.

This is my go-to store for food shopping. I get the circular in the mail just prior to the new…read moresales week, which start on Fridays. Items are usually in stock, store is always clean, employees are almost always friendly and helpful. My only complaint, which is big enough to dock my review a whole star, is the employees who are filling the "online" orders walk around with a large flatbed cart. They are so focused on filling the orders that they ignore the customer. Many times I have to wait for them to get the items they're looking for and then navigate this thing out of the way. After having this happen multiple times during a shopping trip it gets really annoying.These orders should be filled early in the morning when the store is empty.

Before getting back on the road I needed to pick up some essentials and toiletries. Seeing that…read morethis was here I was going to brave it and run in as quick as I could. I came in and went right to the sections I needed and grabbed what I could. Not everything I needed was stocked and what they did have I had to search for. I anticipated needing a cart, but in reality I honestly could have carried everything in the end. I walked around and browsed other sections. I went to their clearance section and nothing was of interest in this area. I made my way to the front of the store and opted for the self checkout so I could get out of the store and back on the road. I hate that it's almost like walking through security when exiting a Walmart now. It's not fun to almost be searched even though you have your bags and receipt in hand.

On Saturday, July 25, 2026, at approximately 12:44 p.m., I visited the Walmart in Shrewsbury, PA…read more Before reaching the checkout, my experience had been excellent. I purchased balloons in the Electronics Department, where the associates were professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful. In fact, I have never had a bad experience with the Electronics team. One associate even suggested I purchase balloon weights from the Party section because they were smaller and less expensive than buying them elsewhere. I appreciated the recommendation. Unfortunately, my experience changed completely when I reached the checkout. The cashier, Mary, immediately questioned my balloon purchase and asked to see my receipt. While I understand that stores have policies to verify purchases, I politely asked why customers are asked to show receipts at the register when they are also checked again at the exit. Instead of simply explaining the policy, Mary became rude and confrontational. She responded by implying that I "must be guilty of something." That comment was completely unnecessary, unprofessional, and insulting. The interaction continued to escalate. Rather than de-escalating the situation, Mary began asking personal questions, including whether I even had a job. Those questions had absolutely nothing to do with my purchase and were inappropriate, disrespectful, and humiliating. When we noticed a manager walking by, we tried to express our concerns about how we had just been treated. Instead of remaining with her customers, Mary left her register and inserted herself into our conversation with the manager in a confrontational manner. That behavior only reinforced how unprofessional the situation had become. The manager's response was equally disappointing. She briefly stated that she would talk to Mary, but her tone, body language, and demeanor made it clear that she wanted to end the conversation as quickly as possible. She avoided engaging with our concerns, appeared dismissive, and walked away without showing any genuine interest in resolving the issue or apologizing for our experience. Customer service is about treating people with dignity and respect. Being questioned, accused, insulted, and then dismissed by management is not acceptable. One unpleasant interaction can overshadow an otherwise positive shopping experience, and that's exactly what happened here. I sincerely hope Walmart addresses this situation. No customer should leave feeling disrespected after simply trying to make a purchase.

Did some Sunday afternoon sandwiches- smoked Turkey on Rye, Creamy Chicken Salad on Rye…read more (No pumpernickel bread?!?) Solid eats. Went back for famed chicken and was pleased with the thigh portions. Breasts were a bit dry.

I'd never pictured messing up a breakfast sandwich in a little country market until now. Almost…read moreimpressive how they did it. I have no problem with a store owned by Indian people whatsoever- probably for the best when it's an Indian restaurant or 7-11. But when it's a little country market in northern Baltimore County, I have to wonder if outsiders really get the nuance of a scrapple and egg sandwich (crisp on the outside, soft on the inside), cup of joe or anything else about our local cuisine. This was quite atrocious. A gelatinous heap of meat substance and egg on a 2 inch square of bread for almost eight dollars. Where does one find such a cartoonish rendition of bread? It looked like what a child would serve at a tea party. I'm not exaggerating- the bread slice was not much larger than a saltine. A piece of cheese would have added another dollar to the tab. On a bagel- add ANOTHER buck 50. We're talking approaching 10 BUCKS for a breakfast sandwich! It's really my fault. When I walked in I felt as if I'd slipped into another dimension. Expecting a little country store I was suddenly in an inner city bodega. The aroma of the pot of stale coffee on the counter forewarned any further encroachment. It looked like an unkept 7-11 at best- not what one would expect in the Hereford Zone. This would all be overlooked if it was a good sandwich. For the record, you can travel another 1.6 miles to Fill'Er-Up in Maryland Line and get a great authentic breakfast sandwich on adult-size bread for HALF the price!

About a 3-3.5: Graul's Market is a locally -owned & -operated market chain in the MD area…read more We saw this around the corner from a gas station, and decided to stop on by. The market itself is bright, well-organized, and clean; they have produce, meat & poultry, fish & seafood, prepared foods, cheeses, a deli section, and a bakery. We decided to pickup some of their storemade donuts, that seem super popular with the locals, and we're glad that we did! Their glazed and the crullers were airy and soft, and they were really tasty! Staff were very friendly, and the staff over at the bakery section were more than happy to provide the favorites! Cashiers could be more friendlier - the young individual that we had to deal with was more focused on having a conversation and never greeted us - so weird. Ample parking in their lot. +good donuts +not-so-friendly cashiers +ample parking

This is a great grocery store with a country market vibe. In my opinion, it is the best of all of…read morethe Graul's markets and I've shopped them all. I'm not sure what it is, but the products here always seem to be better. The cashiers are always friendly and talkative. The building is large and wide with two handicap accessible entrances. The parking lot is large, but I didn't see any handicap parking spaces close to the entrances. My wife and I don't shop out here as often as we'd like, but we do, it's always pleasant.