Check the expiration dates before purchasing items, my snack expired six months ago. Place seems…read moretoo nice top to bottom to have stale snacks on the shelves.

Was a quick grab and go. Also very good corner mini mart for a great area. (Great snack & drink…read morespot)

Sheetz at Lancaster PA…read more Love how it's always as comfortable when you turn into the lot, parked and step into the store in this and any #sheetz.store. The restroom break always convenient as they provide clean and fully stocked restrooms supplies in each stall. The food are ready to order to guarantee freshness and warm meals 518 Greenfield Rd, Lancaster, PA 17601. Located in : Pitney Road Plaza. 24hrs restrooms inside the store, and accessible for both strollers and wheelchairs. accessible for strollers and wheelchairs free parking lot around the building Tesla superchargers available on parking lot. ℹ orderz.sheetz.com #sheetz #orderzsheetz #lancasterpa #preservefootprints

This location is going to be bananas for a while, but for good reason. Plenty of gas pumps, a…read moredecent sized beer cave and plenty of coffee, sodas, icees, sandwiches, snacks, and more for customers to help themselves or made to order. The Made to Order section seems a bit small - there are only 4 kiosks available - but maybe once the opening week crowds die down, that will suffice. I'm excited to have a convenient place to grab coffee in the morning and beer after work!

Huber's has everything. It is a convenience store, and so items are priced accordingly, but it is…read moreamazing that you rarely cannot find what you are looking for. The folks who run the place are always friendly and courteous. The place is always clean and tidy (again, amazing considering the volume of stock). They have been recently been promoting their meat sales, and the few times I've purchased the meat has been fine (though it is hard to compete with the Central Market). Do beware the regular run on Lottery tickets, though, as many people who play here have complicated (read: time-consuming) methods for number selection and, if you get stuck behind one of them, it may be a while (there are only two cash registers).

You know how there are some places that aren't actually your home, but you feel right at home…read morethere? This is one of those places for me. I lived across the street for two years and now just right up the block. It is not a "farmers market" which a lot of people seem to think. It's the greatest neighborhood store ever.

Lots of items to choose from, if they don't have something you can ask them if they are able to…read moreorder it for you. Clean store and great Employees including the owner. I highly recommend going here.

Is a family run store with a team of friendly and passionate staff…read more Great place to buy healthy food, nutritional supplements and natural and organic hair and skin care products

Fairly new Royal Farms with all the bells and whistles. Self checkout stations, huge self service…read morecoffee bar and kiosks to order deli and chicken. We stopped in for breakfast sandwiches and as with other RoFos were have gone to, they were pretty solid. Sorry no pics, we were hungry! Unlike Maryland, you can apparently buy beer here and drink it inside the store. If we stop there in the morning, I'll take a pic of the sign that says that.

driest chicken tenders in the world drier than the sahara desert they forgot cheese on my burger &…read moremac & cheese is way too salty

I always try to support small businesses. It's a great place to get gas, wash your car, and get a…read morequick bite to eat. They offer free vacuum service for your car. The power is awesome and I was impressed. In a world where money is a top priority for businesses, it's refreshing to experience something free for great quality service. Thank you Molly's staff.

Very good food amazing bathroom did not try the car wash but overall nice staff good food but could…read morehave used more mayo on the blt great place to go for lunch snack or gas

I was very surprised why this Lidl had low ratings. I came in this past weekend for flowers and…read moresome snacks for a party. There were many flowers to pick from. We found a nice little bouquet. My only gripe is there was one register open with a long line of people. I love Lidl more than Aldi so I'll always be back

There was so much hype when Lidl opened recently in my town I almost felt an obligation to check it…read moreout. Every time I talked to my dad he would tell me about how great of a store it was supposed to be. Basically I went to contribute something to the conversation and a small part of me was curious also. It was supposed to be modeled after Aldi - for which is kinda a miss for me, but I decided to check them out anyway. It took a few times as they have a 100 person max capacity and the line always snaked around outside. On my 4th try one early morning after opening I was lucky enough to get in without a line. Carts and sanitizing spray and wipes are located outside which I appreciated. Inside the store was nice and bright and aesthetically pleasing as its set up that all the colorful produce, floral, etc catch your eye at the entrance. They have their own bakery, which was a surprise to me. Everything looked fresh, the isles wide and open, and stocked pretty well. Although I couldn't find two items on my list; poppyseed lemon salad dressing and candied pecans. They have all the normal departments, many organic items, and some specialty foods, and several brands I never heard of. Each department is on the smaller size though, so you have to be open to different brands. There's isles in the middle that carry non food products, toys, etc. Everything there was reasonably priced but not discount. Aside from a few "door busters" items that were priced really well (bag of granny smith apples for .99 cents for example), prices were at or above a regular chain grocery store pricing which leads me to why I probably won't stop in often.... At checkout you have to pay for bags (.10 cents each) AND bag your groceries. To me this is a huge turn off. Prices are not that cheap that you need to charge me for bags, and last time I checked my paycheck didn't come from Lidl so why am I doing your job... This bothers me as much as the .25 cent cart deposit at Aldi. When you're trying to load your items on the belt at checkout alone, who also has the time to bag, or reload in your cart to move to a bagging station? To do essentially what I feel the cashier should be doing. I can't image trying to do this while wrestling a few kids and trying to keep a mask on my face, while digging for my credit card for payment, and trying not to hold up the line. Let me make this real clear...they will NOT assist in any way, nor lift one item to place in a bag - yours or store bought - regardless if there's waiting customers or not. I even asked for assistance bagging and was given a hard no. As there are now, I would stop in if I needed one or two items and was nearby. However I won't be a regular customer unless they change their ways to be more customer friendly at the register.