No russet potatoes? Let them eat rice!…read more Giant Eagle is normally our go-to for produce. I understand that the supply chain is in shambles presently. But no baking potatoes?! People, potatoes are the reason the ancestral Irish (of which I'm partially descended) were able to quit eating the bark off of trees. Get it together! There are decent potatoes in many other local groceries. I've seen 'em. Still, the store is clean, generally well stocked, and has an above average beer selection for a grocery. (Again, I'm half Irish). Please get some brown spuds in stock, GE!

Giant Eagle's is a great store with great weekly sales! They boast a nice produce department, deli,…read more& everything that you're looking for in household and grocery needs! #SatisfiedCustomer

i got a banana smoothie from a sweet employee named sally and it was so good and she was efficient…read more she was helpful with picking out ingredient.

I just moved to Ohio from Orange County, CA so naturally I was obsessed to find a local organic…read moremarket. Well I found her and she is great! Small but mighty good selection on vitamins as well.

Stopped at the Walmart in Austintown -- like most Walmarts, it had everything I needed, but this…read morelocation felt a bit cleaner and more organized than usual. Staff was helpful, and checkout moved pretty quickly. Solid experience overall

9/10! Don't get me wrong, having a women's room is over the top for a supermarket. The handicap…read morestall was nice, and I did like the wall tiles. Only two issues, there was a wet sign and some toilet paper. The stall I went into had the toilet paper on the floor-- that's a customer issue though.

Even though, im not from Ohio; this is always my go to grocery store when in town visiting adopted…read morefamily. The store Im sure is a one stop for many locals. Staff are friendly; prices are less expensive and amazing sales, clean, organized, and wide aisles. Utlize the Meijer app as well for sales My favorite

This place has it all. Food, groceries, pet supplies, household items, decor. Clean, shelves…read morestocked and lots to choose from!

This is a good group of stores that feature discount pricing on food and household products. They…read morehave a nice section of seasonal items, as well as snacks, canned and frozen foods, paper products, personal care items, and beverages such as soft drinks, beer and wine. They also have a nice selection of greeting cards, and wrapping paper. Over the last month, I've picked up such diverse items at Marc's such as Crazy Glue, painter's tape, Chocolate candy, cans of Cola, greeting cards, a bouquet of roses, canned vegetables, bottled spaghetti sauce, chili starter mix, and lottery tickets! If there's an item that I need, I can usually find it at Marc's. They don't carry every brand name, but they do have a good representation of most everything in stock, at reasonable pricing.

PREVIOUS REVIEW + UPDATE:…read more This is the 5th time there's been a pet allowed in this store since I've begun shopping here (about 6 months), and this one decided to lunge at me and my service dog. The owner went off when I told him to control his dog. He hurled profanity at me as I went for help, saying something about "rude woman" followed by "If you're even a woman." I went to the service desk for an employee who called for management. It took her 15 mins to even come to the front and check on me. I was assaulted and having a medical episode and the guy was gone. There's a cop that sits up front playing on his phone who did nothing to stop him entering in the first place. Nor did he come back to check on me, take a statement, anything. He and the manager just watched this guy leave the store. I got nothing but lip service from the manager who told me to call corporate and made excuses as to why pets being in the store is such an issue here. It's against state health code! Stop making excuses and fix the problem! If my service dog had been injured or I have to go to the hospital, the company is responsible for that for letting a pet into the store. It's not rocket science. To say I won't be returning is an understatement. UPDATE: I called the customer relations dept the Monday following the incident (6/24). I was put through to the head of customer relations, Janet. She seemed to be very concerned and said she was writing everything down. I gave her descriptions of the manager, the cop (Mac), and the employee that actually helped me. I was assured by Janet that she would be looking into this immediately, how horrible the whole thing was, blah, blah, blah. She told me she would be getting back with me that day or the next. A week passed and I called her (7/1). Her attitude was *very* different. Rather than the accommodating, horrified act I was given before, she was very short and clearly didn't care. I asked her for an update. Apparently, she talked to management, both store and regional, and "retrained them on policy" and the law. She also started to talk about how a male manager had apparently spoken with the dog owner and I had to stop her and remind her that the manager I spoke with was a woman. Janet tried to make excuses about how there must have been a shift change. You were supposedly taking notes. You knew how long I was left waiting for help. You knew HER description. Janet admitted to never following up with the manager in question. She then asked me what it was I wanted them to do. Umm, maybe make sure it never happens again (retraining doesn't cut it; there has to be follow thru), and actually speaking with those responsible? You've done nothing about the useless cops your company is paying to be there. You never even talked to the right manager. Apparently, she was going to take care of it. I never bothered calling back cause I knew nothing would happen. She finally called me another nearly 3 weeks later (7/29), a whole month after the incident to inform me...the same thing. They retrained the staff, they're so sorry, and it will never happen again. Right. Needless to say, I won't be returning to the store. I was hopeful that FOR ONCE a store was actually going to do something but clearly not. I don't believe their lip service for one minute. Shopping there isn't worth mine or my service dog's life. P.S. If anyone else has any complaints, feel free to call (216) 265-7700 and ask for Customer Relations, seeing as how they don't seem to make that number readily available.

The store is well stocked and set up nicely. Many of the cereals are name brand Fall or Christmas…read moreflavors (even though it is February). The tags show "our" prices verses others yet are exaggerated when it comes to others prices. Staff is friendly and work hard

Check your prices at the Register. What is on the shelf price isn't always what actually rings up…read more Supply in grocery dept. Is ????? There has been a number of times sections are completely empty.

I hate giant Eagle. I only shop there when I absolutely have to. If there's any deals they're…read moreoverpriced. There a was a ssle on something on Belmont and when I went to Austintown, they were cheaper in Austintown why when I go to Belmont anymore

I use the Giant Eagle on Belmont Ave in Youngstown most of the time both for in store and pick up…read morepurchases. Always very friendly and helpful!

SPARKLE is your typical, independent grocery store. A little dog-eared, unpretentious and in…read moremoderate need of some modernization. It's the type of place everyone bitches about until it closes; then they lament the fact that they are stuck living in a food desert. I don't play those games. While I don't shop there exclusively, I do so proudly. With a florist, pharmacy, bakery and deli under one roof you can check a lot off your errand list at Sparkle. The bakery is adequate, and the deli is a damn sight better than the pig slop Wal-Mart will sell you. I've also gotten some surprisingly great deals on beer and wine. There's a WRTA bus stop in front of Sparkle, so those who aren't fortunate enough to own a car can still pick up a birthday cake, prescription drug or missing ingredient for that new recipe. That's important. Profit margins are paper thin in the grocery game and I'm surprised places like Sparkle can stay afloat in the current year. But I'm thankful they do.

never stocked and then stocked with stale merchandise. close the store and sell it to another…read moregrocery store who would put more effort into it.

Rulli Brothers is a true Youngstown gem. Their meat department always has amazing deals--whether…read moreit's steaks, chicken, or sausage. I've made some of my best meals thanks to their weekly specials. Their produce section is just as impressive. Crisp veggies, ripe fruit, and prices that make it easy to stock up without breaking the bank. You can tell they care about quality and supporting the community. There's something special about shopping at a place with real history and heart. Rulli's always feels like home.

I like a lot of their meat and international selection but their produce is frustrating and they…read morecreate a lot of waste. A lot of their fruit and veggies go bad fast and too many items are unnecessarily wrapped. I don't see the point in having so many items on their own styrofoam plate and covered in plastic. In 2025 all business and people should be more conscientious about waste reduction. Paper bags would be nice as well, they only have plastic I mostly go for meats and international, they have a lot of items on the shelves you can't get too many places. Good cookies at the front and their coffee is nice as well.