Been a lifelong customer from when they owned the restaurant, and the store. Lately, the store has…read morebeen going downhill. Stopped carrying items that I regularly used and could only get there. Their famous cake slices have been dry and tasteless. Watched one of the workers make pizzas with her bare hands, sneeze, blow her nose, and continue making pizzas without washing her hands. And their once wonderful bread has become dry and just different. Bought two hard rolls for $1.99 last week, and they were so hard they crumbled on the outside, and nothing but air on the inside. No bread inside, and had to be tossed. That's the bad. The good is their deli, meats, frozen foods, and especially the olive bar (although smaller now) , are all still the same delicious quality it has always been. Best olive bar in town.

Conzatti's deli foods are so good! If you ever pick up pre-prepared foods at Giant Eagle stop…read morepunishing yourself and go to Conzatti's!

Pretty good but the lack of propane accessories could be alarming to some of us old texan folksread more

A wonderful store with the BEST meat you'll find!!! I have gotten AMAZING ribeye steaks multiple…read moretimes. And their ground beef is always fresh. Also the family that runs the store are very nice.

This is your typical local grocery store. It's on the smaller side, but it serves it's purpose…read moreexcellently. I honestly didn't have a reason to stop in here, but I thought why not since I was already right next door at another business. Like I had said, this is your local grocery store. So they do have items, but not necessarily a huge selection of items. It is amazing the items you will find in here. I wasn't sure what some of the brand names were, but they were marked at a decent price. Even though I didn't need the items that I picked up, I did end up getting a few. Basically items that I knew were something I would end up eating and they were priced at $1 or below. I ended up coming out of there with two bags of items that I didn't necessarily need. But it doesn't hurt to look, how else would I have known what was inside?

This place is wonderful! the people are knowledgeable and they have a great variety of supplements…read moreand snacks =]

don't like this store and never will be back. Snobby people who work there, small and very…read moreexpensive selection. They were not nice there and instead of coming to the store i order online and so much happier now.

They always have some great deals! Definitely stop and check them out for some discounted groceries…read moreand flowers! The flowers are always a nice added bonus!

Came across this place while browsing for places to go while back home. I'm always up for a bargain…read moreand thought it would be fun to give this place a shot. What I can tell you for me, once was enough. To all those people that are saying this is a great place, one-of-a-kind spot, yeah, that's true. But I don't think it's unique enough to warrant a return visit for me. I won't deny the fact that there are some deals to be found here, but those deals are outweighed by the overpricing of everything else here. Think of this place as a sort of Big Lots or Ollies. Some items are damaged, but still good. Customer service is lacking which aligns with the lack of common curtesy from the customers. They have no awareness that you may be near them and will not move for you to browse. Forget about getting to the coolers.

First off.....I hope they are still making the same KOLBASI as Froehlich did....since it was sold…read moreto another owner in 2024. AND ..... as I have ALWAYS SAID....If anyone uses the word "kielbassa" just consider it is CRAP....might as well buy Hillshires garbage from a supermarket!!!! We normally drove up from Virginia once a year to buy 50 to 100 pounds of KOLBASI and bacon and REAL skinned wieners, REAL Tube Steaks! (25 years ago I had them make 500 pounds for a Block Party being held in my neighborhood when I lived in St. Louis area. Had to rent a U-haul truck to pack it on ice to bring it back!! People went nuts on it!! They NEVER knew what REAL AUTHENTIC....KOLBASI tasted like!) We didn't make the trip in 2025 but were just planning for this Spring when I saw they sold out to a new owner. Not sure if my supplier of REAL....KOLBASI will be the same or if I have to search for some other AUTHENTIC KOLBASI Maker??!! .....and "kolbasi" is NOT spelled with 2 "s". ONLY someone that isn't an Aunthenic Hunky would spell it wrong......and their web page is calling it "kielbassa" which may be a sign that the new owners are making CRAP??

What a bummer! To have to find a new meat guy this late in life and after such a long association…read more But, it's become too much of a variable to keep using Froehlich's stuff. For more than 40 years, I bought countless slabs of bacon, yards of kielbasi and other goodies from them, so, I'm not judging them by their last act. I've excused the beautiful-looking, 1 1/4" thick Porterhouse, grilled perfectly that was too tough to pursue eating, the bits of bone found in ground beef and Kielbasi, the vacuum packaged beef tenderloin which gave off a dangerous odor once it's plastic was breached and more. The last time I bought bacon from Froehlich's, it was so sub-par, the meat cutter hesitated to sell it to me after looking at it. What can I say? When Froehlich's bacon turns up lame, it's time to move on.

Fisher's is a staple of Bedford County, and well worth the jaunt outside of "town" to pay the…read morelittle country store a visit. For the locals, there's kitchen and culinary staples a-plenty: bulk dry goods, a well-stocked deli, local jams, jellies and other locally-produced items, and a variety of kitchenware/cookware t'boot. If you're looking for something interesting and/or tasty, it can be found here: cheese ends (just what it sounds like: the first and last cuts of cheese blocks in the deli, offered for a discounted price/lb. and full of a variety of tasty cheeses) gobs (which may be called whoopie pies by the non-native), fresh produce, kerosene lamps, cookbooks, mix'n'match candy aisle, slabs of baking chocolate, etc. Closing recommendation: get a gob. Or two, or three. Once you wake up from the sugar coma you'll thank me.

This store has been here for years! I've lived here for the past 26 years and have always gone here…read morefor food, snacks, drinks on my way to work and it was always a pleasant stop. The last owners Walt and Steph were fantastic and the employees were always soo friendly. This new ownership jacked up the prices, lowered the food quality, and the employees are awful! There's always a different face, never a "hey, how are you?" Nothing. I got a lottery ticket and paid with cash and they girl acted like I was the biggest inconvenience. Threw the money in the drawer and huffed as she had to count out change. This most recent was a pepperoni Stromboli. They are a quarter of the size they used to be and over double the price. I will definitely travel further just to avoid this place anymore. Almost $12 for 6 bites of dough, sauce and pepperoni.

Ideal Market took over the space that was left when BiLo closed up shop in the area. I don't know…read moremuch about how it was, but I am assuming that this was a welcome addition when the space was vacated. Not sure when that happened, but it could not have been recently. The inside does not look like much has been updated. It's the typical grocery store out there. Fluorescent lights illuminate the aisles, generic looking price tags, and all the items that line any aisle in any grocery store. They do have some pretty great sales, but with any sale, you have to strike at the right time. Prices for items not on sale seem to be the going rate for them in the area. Staff were super polite and I appreciated that.