Love coming here, such a peaceful place and modern decor. Love that they play Christian…read moreinstrumental music in the background. Everyone there smiles and is nice which is always pleasant to see. The food here is pretty straight forward country cooking. Good taste. I had the beef veggie soup and it was pretty good, great job. My friend had the Ruben which was a great deal for all the food he received. We usually gather here and play some games and eat some fun, wonderful spot to chill out at.

I always love coming here! There's always so much to choose from, the deals are great, the people…read moreare very helpful and the café has such a sweet, modern atmosphere. And I have to give a special shoutout to the bakery--the creativity with the donuts is amazing! I would love to see more of the cannoli donuts on my Saturday mornings because they were absolutely fantastic.

Great deals! Lots of nondairy and gluten free options, and deals you won't find in regular grocery…read morestores. It's always hit or miss, but it's worth going to look around for some snacks and deals.

They sell raw milk and a bunch of illegal stuff there. The food is always moldy and inedible. I…read morehave gotten sick from there food or just threw the food out because either the non dairy milk went sour and chunky or i found mold that no one at the register warned me about. Lot of rude employees there too.

Just had a cake done for my daughters fourth birthday... WOW, they did an amazing job on the…read morepokémon character and everyone complimented on how tasty the cake was! They took my order on short notice and were very helpful and friendly. 10/10 recommend. Clean store, friendly employees! Have been coming here since I was little!

The donuts here are out of this world. I always get the custard filled powdered and they probably…read moreweigh a half pound each. I think they are probably only $.75 each and even less for a dozen. Get there early or place your order the night before. Try them because they are old fashioned but an incredible find.

I came across Glennwood foods while thrifting in the Ephrata area. I shop almost exclusively at…read morediscount grocers so finding someplace new gives me more options. I've been here several times since discovering it late last year and have my daughter shopping here now as well. I will note that it's quite a distance from our home in Landisville, so it has to be impressive for us both to make the long trek. Some things to know, both positive and negative; The area is high in Plain population, who for the most part do not participate in mask wearing. I did have some concerns going in as immediately I saw several customers not masked but it wasn't crowded so I felt ok. The store itself is plain owned and while the employees wear shields, some which barely cover their nose, they do not wear masks. The trend of not wearing a mask has rubbed off on non-plain folk as well, as it seems to be acceptable. This is by far my biggest gripe about this store. While it is smaller than a Giant it does have all the departments. Plus an area off to the side of non-food items. They even have a small section of Avon! Inventory changes very frequently. My daughter scored 6- packs of Pedisure for $1.99 which run around $13 at the store on a Tuesday. By the time I got there on Thurs there were none left. The majority of the shelf staple food is not expired or damaged but you do need to check frozen, fresh, and their meats as they tend to be at, near, or past expiration. Prices are exceptional. I mean like really, really good on the majority of their items. Some single serve snacks are 5 or 10 for $1 and area great for packing lunches and to keep in the car for road trips. Cleaners, toilet papers, paper supplies, and the like tend to run higher than a regular store. Some of my favorite things to buy that I can't find elsewhere: bulk made (their own brand) frozen items such as chicken croquettes, nuggets, and potato products ready to bake. I get their crinkle cut Tuscan herb potato coins every visit. A bag for .88 cents makes a good side dish for my family of six. Good on their own but add a ranch dipping sauce and you'll yearn for them. Frozen homemade cookie dough is also a winner and the variety change from week to week. They also have freshly cut/frozen veggie (red onions, okra, fresh off the cob corn, etc.) and fruits for smoothies, including elderberry. How often do you find freshly frozen elderberries anywhere?!? A small deli is also not to be missed and your order is sliced fresh. Additionally they have a deli case with precut and packaged lunch meats and cheeses. Be sure to pick up one of their house made potato salads - the cheese/bacon variety is to die for! Freshly made, prepackaged subs are get to grab for on the go. Beside the deli is a whole other refrigerated room that's easy to miss (my daughter did) that has more fresh produce, yogurts, deli salads, etc. Especially with the yogurt check the dates, they tend to be well past expiration, but literally cost pennies. Aside from the low prices and good selection they have a bagger at each register! If you follow me you know that's something I really appreciate! Negatives aside the mask wearing include; no soap in the ladies room on one occasion (especially bothersome since they prepare so much food in house) and no Sunday hours. They also don't put cooking directions on all of their house made frozen items. Otherwise my favorite discount grocer to date.

I used to love this store but since they remodeled they've been gradually raising their prices to…read morematch major grocery stores, making this no longer a discount store. I stopped in today and noticed they had homegrown cauliflower for $3.99 which was the same price as my local grocery store had; however Glenwood's was all brown. I understand prices are going up but this is outrageous.

We enjoyed visiting this location. I saw "Ephrata" t-shirts but I was bummed there weren't more…read morePennsylvania "ish" items. The merchandise is basically the same as most Walmarts. There were some pretty coats. The clearance area wasn't terribly exciting but the produce and food items were decent. The self check out wasn't crowded.

Traveling to Pa two or three times a year, I will drive 20 mins out of the way to come to the…read moreEphrata super center where it is well maintained and efficiently staffed. I was lucky to do my shopping at around 11am on a Sunday and it was not too over crowded. I did my shopping fairly leisurely and found everything I needed without hassle. Only 1 person ahead of me at self checkout, and employee Maddie was prompt with cleaning the area after each customer use and pleasant to chat with ! Other employees were diligently filling Internet orders through out the store and everything was neat and organized.

Found what we needed and wasn't too expensive. Comparable to a Weis or another smaller none Walmart…read moregrocery store. I would say prices are decent, they weren't crazy expensive. Obviously Walmart will be the king of lowest prices due to it being the biggest. But it was a great store. Employees are really helpful. One thing I found weird and I think will become more common place in the coming years was a robot that was autonomous and was to clean spills. For all we know it can be hacked and is going to kill someone. Nice grocery store.

Stopped at this location while on vacation and found it to be sizable with a very good selection…read moreand clean. The prices are good and the sales are even better! I don't have a shopper's card so the cashier was kind enough to run the store card so I could get the sale discount on the items I was purchasing. Thank you!

I try to get here a few times a month as the bargains are always changing and sometimes I find many…read moregreat finds. Before you buy anything here, check the expiration date and the price. Not every item is bargain priced. Some might even be the same or even more than a regular full service supermarket. Most of the staff is very friendly and helpful. Finally, if you are not sure if you will like a product as it could be a strange flavor or very spicy, buy one of the items and taste it after you check out. If it turns out that you really like the product and the price is too good to pass up, go back and buy to your heart's content. If you don't buy on the same day, most likely the next time you return, the product could be gone.

I've been going to the Ephrata Sharp Shopper for years. Helps supplement my family's groceries…read more Great selection of items. I wouldn't suggest going there for bread however as it's better and cheaper at Aldi. You can get a large variety of drinks at discounted prices. Just be sure to check the dates.

Stopped at Aldi's for a few things after not finding them at the discount store down the street…read more Although Giant is next door I choose Aldi's because I like their cut mangos. They cut them at the peak of perfection and for only $3.99 a package it's a healthy affordable snack. Giant tends to cut theirs too early and therefore never ripen properly. Aside from mangos I needed almond milk, hamburger, chicken thighs, and fresh cilantro. I'm not really a fan of Aldi's because it's hard to do a weeks' worth of shopping here plus the deposit on the cart and not offering free bags is a nuisance. This was my first time at this location. I was surprised to see the fresh produce was picked thru. Many selections were empty. Including my beloved sliced mangos and cilantro. The meat dept was priced really high, but I was able to find organic, grass fed hamburger at a reasonable price and much less than non-organic which makes no sense. I had my own bags with me but the 2 half gallons of milk were heavy and awkward to hold and carry. There was only one lone cashier and the line extended into the shopping isle. A customer that was checking out and at the register was chatting away with the previous customer thus delaying her payment, while everyone in line just stood there. The cashier did nothing to hurry her along. Sighs echoed from all of us waiting and was testing my patience level. When it was my turn I arranged my reusable bags in the cashier's cart so all she had to do was drop the items in after scanning. Instead she proceeded to dump everything in the cart beside my bags. When I asked her to please place them in the bags, she refused, uttering about some customer "policy". I've found other locations will place items in the bags IF you arrange them in the cart. What kind of "policy" is so anti customer service focused that they only have one cashier, who sits down the whole time no less, AND is allowed to refuse to put items in the bags?!? In fact she went out of her way to drop them away from the bag. To dump in the bag or beside it takes the same amount of effort. So now I have to hold up the line scooping my items up myself so she could have her coveted cart back. Ugh! I'm graciously giving 2 stars because they offered hand sanitizer and I do love those mangos. But seriously Aldi's - you need to start putting your customers first!

There is a nice new location in Ephrata with the same deals as other Aldi stores. There is a great…read moremeat section and cheese section. The selection of staples is great and the prices were low. Even though the place was packed for Thanksgiving the line moved quickly.

Ephrata's Weis Market is THE BEST grocery option in town. Re: pricing, they are as competitive as…read moreany other grocery store, and their loyalty rewards are quite good. Individual things, such as their beer cafe, uber-fresh salad bar, helpful deli folks, and excellent meat department are all highlights in this establishment. I've found the management to be friendly and approachable whenever questions arise. Chris and Vicky are top notch, and Megan, Martha, Kalyn, Lili and Ben are always 'on the ball' in the customer service department. Another great feature is a fantastic Pharmacy staff: Angelo and his crew are ALWAYS available for questions and concerns, even going so far as to find alternative options for pharmaceutical price reductions.

Store is so disorganized, trying to get assistance with the self checkuot registers is aggravating…read more The self checkout registers and old and usually require an associate to get them back to working correctly. I was in the Ephrata store today and at 2pm there were only two registers with a cashier, the rest were self checkout and there seemed to be only one person running around to clear errors on them. Second problem is the parking lot and lack of parking spaces when the store is crowded. As a handicapped person I sometimes pull in to the lot and leave and go to Redners next door since their parking lot is nor on a hill and they have nore handicapped spaces.

A variety of fruits, vegetables, cut flowers and other items for your gardening needs too! Parking…read moreonsite. If you are a fan of meadow sweet mint like me, or any type of mint, you won't be disappointed to find it here. Not only is it in their fridge ready to drink. But they have palettes in their treehouses filled with the different types of mint should you find you want to grow some at home. It's definitely homey and has the Mennonite / Amish touch of the area, so you'll find that it's relaxed and approachable.

Our favorite farmers market in the area! The selection of plants, flowers, bushes, shrubs, etc is…read moreincredible! Everything is so beautifully maintained and always looks so healthy and alive. And the PRICES are SO reasonable. You can't visit without checking out the market, too. The fruits and veggies always are top notch quality and delicious. Service is always above and beyond - the staff is very knowledgeable and so friendly. My favorite place to visit each spring for our spring/summer plants!