When you first arrive at the Pleasant Unity store, you might think that you arrived at the wrong…read morelocation. Trust me, just park and walk up the ramp that will lead you to the store entrance. Don't forget to grab a cart....they are kept at the top of the ramp. Once in the store make a right turn to the deli/meat department. Don't see what you are looking for? Just ask one of the employees...they are happy to answer your questions. If you need something that isn't displayed....maybe a different weight or you don't see any pasta salad, someone will be able to help you. Always have fresh products!! When leaving the meat/deli area, make a right and enter the produce section. If it is the correct season, you may find local produce for sale. Keep investigating the store and you will find bakery products, candy, frozen foods and many other products. You can't go wrong shopping here!!

Been shopping here for years, great little store, but what the heck happened over labor day…read moreweekend? Who were those unfamiliar extremely unfriendly people who were checking us out at the register?

Awful. They only take cash at the register. There were 4 people with carts full to the top in front…read moreof me. I had two items. A woman walked out to open a lane up but failed to informed me when I asked her if any other lanes were open- she walked away from me. Then we went over to open up her lane. She then didn't resound to me. Ignored me and gave me dirty looks. I will NEVER go back to this location. Never.

Cashier didn't say hello or goodbye. Just gave me dirty looks the entire time. She was however very…read morefriendly to the next person. I won't ever go back. This was on Sunday morning.

We like shopping this store,no crowds and great specials. Always we'll stocked and clean. The…read moreworkers are all friendly and Greg, t he manager always takes time to talk with us.

I have never had any issues with this store. Its small and you shouldn't expect that they have…read moreeverything that a big grocery store would have. Meats are fresh, not trucked in, great bakery selection, and prepared foods. Love their hoagies too. As for a previous post about employees not being able to wear shorts. Take a look around when you are at other grocery stores, they dont allow it either. Your at your job and wear work appropriate clothing regardless.

The buffet at Whole Foods will forever be (as long as I've lived so far) my favorite buffet of all…read moretime, and this is coming from someone who truly appreciates the buffet experience, especially because of the variety, even though I don't "binge" the way I used to anymore for health reasons, and the buffet is take-home only (I think?). Not only is there such a wide variety of tasty food at the Whole Foods buffet, but you actually feel healthy eating it, and you can make it highly nutritious. You can get excited about the salads, or the roasted vegetables, or the orange chicken, or even that herb feta that you can quite frankly put on anything and everything. The way they make their orange chicken is honestly my favorite. I'm not usually someone who gets excited about orange chicken, but the way they do it here (it's just amazing) and hard to beat. I also love that I can mix together a bunch of healthy salads at once, and I really appreciate the flavor profiles and the freshness (it just elevates the whole experience). I'm honestly forever inspired by this place. It makes me want to look up recipes, learn how different flavors go together, and experiment on my own. It's as much a learning experience as it is a health experience. Anyway, I know it's not cheap, but for me, it's still really worth it. It's consistently something that makes me feel "renewed" so I'm going to keep it as a part of the routine as long as I can afford it. Another cool perk is that if you're a Prime member, you get 5% back if you use your Chase/Whole Foods/Amazon setup. And honestly, the customer service at Chase Bank is the best, and Prime is convenient, so it all just goes together; and while I realize they're kind of taking over the world right now (they are), they're doing it in a way that works for me, so it is what it is. Also, the kale salads (people really need to understand how good kale can be when it's done right) are nothing short of life changing and it can give you the inspiration you need to make it yourself. In addition to the hot bar, they also have specialty items I can only really find here (like Pacha bread, seed crackers, unsweetened coconut yogurt, broccoli greens, organic baby kale greens, and a bunch of other unique, healthy options that are honestly really exciting). That said, baseline prices are definitely high. For example, tart cherry juice at Whole Foods is literally around $14, whereas at Target (across the street) it's more like $5. So it's one of those things where you kind of have to go back and forth and be strategic about what you buy where. Let's face it, Whole Foods is not leading the world in cheap prices. Because it's pricey, you do have to be real and shop at other grocery stores when you can, but every time I go, I can't help myself from getting at least a little bit of the buffet food if it's open, because that's really where it's at.

My previous review is still valid, but I gotta complain about a few more things. One of our…read morestaples is Organic Pasteurized Milk. Unfortunately, they no longer offer it. They only carry Ultra-Pasteurized Organic Milk, which doesn't taste as good as plain pasteurized. The only benefit to Ultra-Pasteurization is to increase shelf life. Also, I recently bought a container of Cole Slaw from the prepared foods bar. The container was only about 3/4 full and the price was $9.47, which is ridiculously overpriced. The Cole Slaw tasted horrible, seriously, the worst Cole Slaw I ever ate. Lastly, I hate those yellow sale signs. They are so deceiving because you think you are getting a sale price, but when you get to the register, you pay a higher price if you are not a prime member. Ever since Amazon took over Whole Foods, they just aren't as good as they used to be. Meh, No Cheers!

This place is great since it came under new ownership and was renovated. They expanded the size of…read morethe store and added a freezer section. The interior is clean and well organized. There is a pretty good selection of food and drinks here. This is a convenience store with a prepared foods area and deli. The prepared foods are fresh and delicious and the portions are a good deal for the price. They seem to carry some hard to find items as well. I was actually able to find the limited edition Grumpy Cat Grumpaccino here, which was awesome.

Fresh Thyme is a regional supermarket chain that has similar departments as do other grocery…read morestores: fruits, vegetables, meats, seafoods, baked goods, frozen foods, boxed and canned foods, dairy and eggs, some household products, and some personal-care products. The overall selection of foods is slightly smaller than what other grocery stores have, but their selection of organic items is slightly larger. Fresh Thyme is not our favorite grocery store, but we sometimes like to pop in here to see the different foods. My husband wanted to visit this particular Fresh Thyme in Bridgeville just to do a small amount of shopping. We selected three meats and one fruit. We experienced no problems with the checkout process. The prices were average.

A great market, with truly helpful staff…read more Beautiful produce, delectable baked goods, etc. Unfortunately, it is way too expensive for me. Still, a beautiful place.

At first I thought it was nice; carries most of the same stuff every other international food…read moremarket does. I'm still wondering about the Members Mark cinnamon though? Isn't that Sam's Club? 90% of the items do not have prices. I'm not waiting until I get to the register. There was a gentleman at the register who never looked up from his phone, never acknowledged me and just kept his earbuds in. I'm not going to keep going to the register to ask for prices for each item while I'm shopping. Obviously I left without buying anything.

Look no further if you need to pick up Indian or Asian staples in a pinch and live in the area. The…read morestore is still working through teething issues after a Feb 5 opening. The store is spacious, and stocked with noodles, sauces, rice, lentils, spice mixes, snacks and some frozen items. While they don't have a massive selection, they seem to have a little bit of everything you may need in a pinch. For example, they have a handful of noodles, but not every size and ingredient; they have a few rice varieties, but not every size. Same with the Indian groceries. They carry Korean chilies, canned jackfruit, coconut milk and Thai curry pastes. For those living in USC, MTL and thereabouts, this could save a trip to the strip district or one of the Indian groceries close to the city. Or give you the convenience to try that Indian recipe for which you don't have all the spices. Prices are quite reasonable and service was pleasant. A good addition to the Mall and to Mt Lebanon.

I go there atleast once a week To get everyday things…read more Instead of the Grocery store I like the people who work there Kind and Happy I get what I need for a couple days lone pine Market

Not really a grocery store or a deli as the sign or an internet search would indicate. It looks…read morelike it may be an antique store more than anything? They do have bread and milk... but I bought expired pretzels.