I love this place. It's in my home town a few blocks from my house. It saves me tons of time by not…read morehaving to drive all over the county. They generally have what ever I need in a hurry. They're willing to serve my community and I'm willing to spend my money there. Keep up the good work.

Go elsewhere if you can the staff here is very unprofessional. They seem very lazy and unwilling to…read morehelp customers. The store is unorganized and all over the place. If you want to save money go to aldis if you can.

Friendly, helpful employees. The store is always well stocked, the shelves full and the store clean…read moreand inviting. Very good meat department, nice selection and always fresh. Pleasure shopping there.

I am loving the new location. It is very clean and well stocked everyone there is very friendly…read more This is a community gem.

I grew up shopping at the Beaver Super with my mom and I love going here when I'm in town. The…read moreselection is great and the employees are very friendly. Every aisle has thoughtful end caps and the store is conveniently organized. Not too pricey in comparison to GE and I would MUCH rather support a local business that has been in operation for decades.

Beaver Supermarket is locally owned and is the last independent grocery store in Beaver County. It…read morecontains the usual departments of larger chain grocery stores but on a smaller scale: produce, meats, dairy, packaged foods, baked goods, beverages, and more. My husband and I shopped here one time. When we entered the store, I felt happy to see an old-time The Chicken Machine that still cost only $0.25 to use. The store's shelves were full stocked, and the foods appeared to be a very good quality. I found all of the essential foods plus some of my favorite treats such as sour-cream potato chips. I paid close attention to the prices. The prices overall seemed reasonable, although I have seen lower prices for some products such as sodas at some other retailers. As for the employees' service, perhaps they could more frequently greet customers.

Updated review on Giant Eagle, Rochester. The store now is…read moreclean, bright, wider aisles and better selection. Ace Hardware is located towards the rear of the store, great items; the man that manages Ace is very helpful. One negative: put the prepared food closer to the front, it is lost by the wine/beer section.

This is in regards to the online ordering and delivery. I have spent $1000 in recent months with a…read morefew small glitches. My last order however was a big problem. Missed items, incorrect items and incorrect substitutions I notified them of my concerns and the response I received from them was a generic response with a code for $10 off my next order of $100. They did not address any of my issues. I don't think they even read the details. I will not order from them anymore.

Over all this is a very good store. My complaint lies in the Deli Dept. Most of the people working…read morein that department are very nice and polite. My problem is one of those people will do most anything not to slice your Deli choice for you as long as they have pre sliced in a bag under the counter. Even when you say please and thank you they seem to be disgruntled enough to even say Yor are Welcome. I do almost all of my grocery shopping in that store but might have to consider another place because I sure am tired of it being such an effort to slice a customer something that they do not want already in a bag under the counter.

The Deli counter needs more help and employees with a better attitude. We are the customers and…read moreshould be given more respect. It seems like you are annoying them is you ask for something that is not already processed.

This may seem like a strange review for a small country store in the middle of Beaver County, but I…read moreassure you it is 100% accurate. If you are looking for the best breakfast sandwich you have ever had in your entire life I would say don't go to a deli in New York don't go to some fancy brunch restaurant and order from the chef; go to Pinerun Market. Ask Charlie for a peppers onions and double cheese Sriracha breakfast sandwich and you will be blown away how the peppers and the onions are perfectly sauteed the Sriracha is mixed into everything somehow. The eggs are layered in a way that makes the egg just dissolve in your mouth it's amazing. Now this may seem like it's coming from somebody who should know this much about food. However, I love food and I've been to many more countries than most people and this is the best breakfast sandwich I have ever had.

My local Walmart in Pittsburg, California is a disaster (store 1615). Today was a wonderful…read moreexperience. I can see this store has negative reviews but seriously...this store is amazing. It's nice to shop where everything hasn't been locked up in a cabinet or chained down. I appreciated being able to shop and not be treated like I'm stealing. The fact that the makeup was just out....very nice. I just spent 3 hours wandering around enjoying the moment. Ended up with a full cart...but when you can actually pick something up and look at it, without the fear your purse will be stolen if you turn your head is so pleasant. My cashier Toni was so very nice. I was able to engage in a real conversation with her and make a connection. (She's extremely proud of her niece.) I can't recall the last Walmart employee who even said hello to me, let alone actually took a moment to tell you a bit of something about them. Thank you Toni for making my quick stop into the store even better.

The employees are incredibly rude especially at the pharmacy. They don't know how to do their job…read morethere is only one lady there who cares to actually open the system to see I'm not crazy and that my meds have been sent there. It's not that hard. I won't be using them anymore!

My wife decided to take us on a small trip back down memory lane and search out a childhood…read morefavorite spot for old school slush puppies. We left the main road near the river and headed up into a nice neighborhood and it wasn't long before my wife found her target. Gallagher's Market is a sweet throwback to Americana for sure. A small neighborhood market that has seen the neighborhood change a lot in the last 50 or so years yet they remain true to their roots. A small market that caters to the locals with very specific items on their shelves as well as in their butcher case. There was a small desk selling lottery tickets and locksmiths services. My wife was most happy about the old school slush puppy machine that has the separate area to pump in your flavor choices rather than pre-mixed versions. I loved the case filled with penny candy (well it's actually gone up to 10 cents, but it is still offered by the piece) In a world of large corporations and box stores, it is so nice to see that America still has some local charm, Aloha

wonderful neighborhood local market that is a little gem. It still has a penny candy counter and…read moreall the neighborhood kids love walking down there to get a little bag. I like that they support the local business like egg and milk farmers and your hometown bakery for breads. I wish there were more of these places still around.