Close, convenient, good prices, free air, and not too busy with long lines. All the things you want…read moreat a gas station and this place is a nice complement to the adjacent Weis Market so you can fill-up at both places.

Old timey, get watcha need, screws and nuts, some milk and bread, and a made to order sandwich to…read morego... that's Steve's, don't know what I would do with out it.

Holy crap this cake was good I stoped here for my work lunch I got a tuna sandwich, Amish macaroni…read moresalad and the double choc cake of course I ate this first it was so good need more, I love this little store they everything from food, to making repairs to your home. Lovely general store!

Pickup some chicken wings they were delicious service was good will be going back to try out food…read moreitems

The foods always good,the lady is so nice!shes very patient with costumers and she deserves a good…read moretip!

Friendly folks who make great deli sandwiches. It's a bodega (small grocery / deli) and it has that…read morefeel to it. Ingredients are always fresh. Highly recommend. Call ahead to order. Pro Tip - get the Cubano. It's literally the size of a brick!

Fantastic store that took me back to when I was a kid. They have everything in here from baked…read moregoods to breakfast and lunch. You can also order catering. You can find a lot of little things for baking and cooking. The staff is super nice and you can tell the store has been added on over the years to add more products but still is customer friendly.

We used Eby's for our girls lacrosse team fundraiser subs. The sandwiches were great and used…read morequality ingredients. They were priced well for an above average "fundraiser sub", which allowed us to sell a bunch of them and make some decent money for the team as well. I've never actually been to their store/deli, but I would highly recommend them to partner with if you're in need of a fundraising event.

To Market, To Market…read more.. Gourmet international food store located in the heart of Downtown Lancaster, with another in Downtown York, as well. The Deets: *Cooking classes offered *Worldwide foods available to purchase, including some locally-made items *The man running the shop was as sweet and nice as could be. *Free samples--try the peanut sauce and the green hot sauce! So good! *Great gifts for the foodie in your life *Check the Pic of the hours I posted, as both Yelp AND Google had it wrong. *Prices were fair and not exorbitant Conclusion: Great spot for foodies who cook and a good place to get gifts for the cook in your life.

Snack boxes in the fridge. Get them. Delicious cheeses, fruits, peppers, Humus, etc. These are…read moreamazing and very filling. Also, Starbucks next door messed up by not having their snack boxes a few days so I was a bit grumpy at first but relieved to find a replacement right next door . I'm completely converted. The little Peruvian peppers are the treat I had no idea I needed in life. Plus the staff rocks. They seem to really enjoy what they do.

Great little market. Fuel station is nice and they have a coffee shop and crab shack.read more

My family loves Dotties! Def my go to for fresh deli meat and steaks! Always fresh and have always…read morebeen very helpful when ordering bulk! Few years back we found a gorgeous huge Christmas tree when we didn't have time to chop one down ourselves. still our fav tree to date.

I am currently on the search for the BEST Cuban sandwich(es) in Lancaster area and I have to admit…read morethis unassuming corner store is a top contender so far. This Dominican run store offers a menu of various different sandwiches available on either a roll or as a sub. I have driven past this store numerous times but tried them one day as I happened to be in the neighborhood for work. The exterior of the store adorns colorful photos of different sandwiches and a Cuban sandwich marks the front door. You can find various snacks and drinks here as well as some basic groceries but the real reason to go is for the sandwiches. I have yet to try any of their sandwiches other than their Cuban however I have seen sandwiches that other customers have ordered and they look appetizing. Although I get tempted to try something else I keep getting drawn back to the Cuban. At $7.00 it is sizeable, delicious, and recommended. There is another small store with the same name on Woodward St. but they claim no affiliation with this location. Ironically, they both feature the same menu, same prices, and even made by the same printer. Beware when you order though if you do not speak Spanish. Usually there is one of three women manning the counter and each has varying levels of comprehension of English. One of them has gotten my order right everytime. Another got my order right but when I asked questions she had to have one of the men communicate with me. The third excluded items from my order. The second two women do not know what a traditional Cuban sandwich consists of and will ask you if you want lettuce, onion, tomato, salt, pepper, oregano, and even oil and vinegar as if they have memorized a script for taking orders for Italian subs. They even ask if you want it "toasty", meaning pressed, which of course you do...it's a Cuban sandwich!!! You may want to double check your order with the guy making the sandwiches to ensure accuracy and to receive what you ordered. Beware how you pay as well. If you pay cash your bill will total $7.00 but if you pay with debit card you will receive an unannounced additional charge. There is no signage indicating this and you will not be informed about it when paying. If you ask at least two of the women they will speak Spanish to one of the men who will then have to explain it to you. Overall, the Cuban sandwich is great. It is filling, proportioned well, and priced nicely. Their other sandwiches look good and fall in line with prices and size. If you get the Cuban, a nice compliment are the Raylicious brand garlic plantain chips they sell there. My rating is based on the Cuban sandwich but I can only imagine their other sandwiches are good too. One day I will override my inclination toward the Cuban and get something else but what will most likely happen is I will order a sub and also order a Cuban as backup.

My only complaint about this "corner store" is the hours... if they want to increase their business…read morethey really ought to open well before 10 a.m. Like 6 or 7 a.m. for people on their way to work who need cigarettes or a packed lunch or a cup of coffee and a roll.....in fact this is the first "corner store" in a residential neighborhood I have ever seen that doesn't open until 10 a.m.!! what a waste! Their business would increase enormously if they would simply change their hours, but then maybe they don't care.