Lunch meat counter is horrible except for like two of the workers. They have like 4 to 5 people…read moreworking and they are very slow. They also do not listen good. You tell them you want it cut thin and it's thick. You tell them a 1/2 pound and they give you a pound. Also the produce is horrible you get peaches that are dry and hard. They try to sell strawberry's with mold growing on them. Every time you buy the 3 cases of water for 11 dollars the coupon does not take the whole amount off.

Consistently good selection, wide prepared food choices, nice bakery and produce sections…read more Compared to their old location, it's like The Linc vs. The Vet. They have sushi and lots of prepared foods as you go in. The bakery has whole wheat rolls and buns, which I don't see often at Acme. The deli has interesting dips and hummus flavors. My wife has gone there via the SEPTA 101 trolley and appreciates the access from the trolley stop for pedestrians. It's much easier and safer than the old location. Visually it's an engaging store. It's well lit and easy to navigate compared to the old store. Prices compare favorably to Giant and Acme.

What a strange little place. They were recently written up in Philly Mag for their hoagies. I've…read moredriven past this place 100 or more times when I'm beating traffic on my way home from work. Funny enough when I walked inside it felt similar to the small sandwich/produce shops I grew up with in central PA. This must be such a beacon to the local community. Fresh veggies, fruits, hoagies, salads, desserts and so much more. What more could you ask for from your corner store? It wasn't very busy when I popped in on a Monday afternoon. I got to chatting with the staff behind the counter. Super nice and eager to help/make suggestions since I informed them this was my first time. I ordered 2 regular hoagies, 1 seeded and 1 non. Wifey split with our daughter and they got the regular Italian, I was looking for something with a little kick so I got the hoagie with the imported Italian meats. I'm not a fan of wet bread (most people probably aren't) so next time I'll get the roasted red peppers on the side and add them to my sandwich at home. The flavors of both hoagies were on point, my wife said she thought she won the meal (her's was better) however I believe that it was a draw, it's just what you're in the mood for. The hoagies were packed with meat, awesome sharp provolone, plenty of toppings without spilling out and expertly constructed with just the right amount of oregano. DELISH! I have a feeling I will be coming back sooner rather than later. I also got bread pudding to go as well as a chocolate peanut butter whip dessert. I'm not a bread pudding guy but the PB was next level. Great value for the quality. I can see why they were featured in Philadelphia Mag. Hoagie edition. Do yourself a favor and stop by with an appetite.

Italian hoagie barely had any meat on it. Definitely not what I expected for 14 dollarsread more

It's clean and has a huge selection of anything you could need (except for fabric softener for…read morewhatever reason!) Try their lava cake in their dessert section as well as their pesto. The cashiers are insanely slow, however, but self checkout makes it bearable here.

This giant took 5 weeks to get their brand of ice tea in to the store. Also the two women working…read moreat the lunch meat counter should be fired. They are slow as hell and they don't want to move fast at all. Fire them they are worthless.

Ah, Travers. You are the exactly like the old skool markets of my youth. Growing up, markets like…read moreyours were dotted all over the Philadelphia area. As chains and big box stores expanded, these local markets closed, one by one. I was delighted to hear that you were there, and made a point to visit. The market is in a small post war strip mall of stores surrounded by homes, so if you are thinking there's not a store up the road because clearly this is a neighborhood, you are mistaken. Stay with us. Parking was pretty easy. Entering I'm greeted with the wonderful smells of a deli. Hard to describe, it's a mixture of meat and spices and ...lemon. Sort of. First are grab and go meals (smart!) right by the door, then back to the deli where you can order a sandwich - hot or cold - and other items. Then...the PICKLE BARREL. OMG. I haven't seen one of these in SO long, and I was so excited I took a picture and sent it to all my old skool friends. They were equally excited. As kids, these were all over the place, and we loved stirring all the pickles in the brine, choosing one with the big metal tongs, slipping it in the wax paper bag so you could enjoy your treasure later. They also have actual groceries, small quantities but good variety so if you're in need of a bit of peanut butter for lunch sandwiches or a small pack of TP, you can get it there. You can also get lottery tickets and Bernie's Pretzels (yay!). The food was great, I got an italian hoagie that was delish, and some macaroni salad YUM. I also picked up a small side salad which was a nice addition to my little lunch meal and a bottle of Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer. Heck, yeah, I'll be back. You should go too, it's a great family owned place.

Pretty darn good breakfast sandwich. Fresh off the grill and you can pick your own bagel…read more I gotta give love to a place where you can get a hot breakfast sandwich, Bernie's Pretzels, Corropolese tomato pie, and some homemade chicken cutlets all in one shot.

When you're married to an Indian woman, you have learn where to get the items that she craves from…read morehome. For instance, one day in the beginning months of her pregnancy, she was craving jal jeera masala. Apparently she used to drink it as a kid, and it helped settle her stomach. After a description of what to look for, she sent me here to see if they had it. Yep... They had it. Rangoli is the closest Indian store to where we live, so we are semi regulars. I've personally been to Indian stores with far greater selection. This store will never be able to compare with places in Edison, NJ for instance. But they do very well for a store of their size. Plus, they're my hook up for when I need Parle G biscuits. When I visited India in 08, we drove past the Parle G factory in Mumbai as it is located close to where my wife grew up. Now, Mumbai tends to be polluted and smells like it. But at that moment when we drove past, Mumbai smelled like cookies and it was glorious. So when I want to relive that moment, it's nice that I only have to go to Clifton Heights instead of buying a $1500 round trip plane ticket.

A pretty nice place. Like a convenience store but has some better prices. It also has items you…read moreprobably will rarely find anywhere. Hope to come here again.

Consistently good prices and friendly service make this a regular stop…read more The bakery has plenty of sweet and savory items put out multiple times a day plus large French, Classic and Rustic baguettes. Some items rotate seasonally. I'm waiting for cheese pizza to come back, but liked the new scones and muffins. In moderation. I like their produce section more than Aldi, they have a consistent selection week after week. It's rare they're out of regular items like bananas or apples. Lidl tends to get rid of products without much notice so feel free to use the comment section in their receipt surveys if looking for something. Or ask when checking out. Some products are seasonal. The middle of Lidl has some good bargains. I found a water flosser and rechargeable toothbrush with a timer. My wife really likes their house brand ice cream chocolate almond sticks. I can get in and out pretty quickly even with just one line typically open.

Have been going here a while now and have rarely any complaints. Great options when buying…read moregroceries, a paper to keep track of any sales that week, and good service- with all of that Lidl seems to have it all! There is something so "home-y" about this place, I just can't put my finger on it! Maybe it is getting greeted by the smells at the bakery, the endless choices of food within your grasp to make a good meal, or even just simply the pleasant lighting throughout this store. Either way I will keep comng here. I bought my stuff today and ended up with a total of about twenty dollars. To some this is seemingly steep, but I feel with the quality I find here it is worth it!

A decent grocery selection with an extra star for the helpful pharmacy staff…read more Standard produce and bakery section with occasional markdown items in the bakery. Additional markdown shelf stable items are across from the bathrooms next to the pharmacy. Soup to salsa to cold medicine and everything in between. Pharmacy staff is very helpful and will answer any questions you have.

I thought I'd give this Acme another chance. Big mistake.. It is the worst Acme in Delaware…read moreCounty. How can one Acme in Manoa be so clean and well stocked and this one, only 3 miles away on Lansdowne Avenue, be so dirty and unpleasant ? ! Also, the employees all look unhappy and angry. .

This is a very unique place.... unique store ... where you can find anything ... you cannot find in…read morean any store. People, we, connect to home... feel at home.. Starts with the accommodating and kind staff!!! I love EuroMarket! Food ... soul and people connect. Thank you!!! Always a special moment being there.

LOVE this place! It's family owned which I absolutely love supporting, plus they have everything I…read moreneed at a fairly good price, especially for imported goods. Great variety of foods from across Europe. I have family that's Russian/Polish and am able to find a lot of things I'm familiar with and know/love. Great variety of farmer cheese that I use for syrniki, along with vanilla sugar! :)) (& grechka, my beloved!) My one only teensy complaint, but some could view this as a positive, is that because it is food from ALL over Europe the percentage of Russian/Polish food is tiny. I notice mostly Bulgarian, Greek and a lot of southern European food. However, most of the time I am too lazy to go to NetCost or Petrovsky and Euro Market has what I need anyways and it's a better shopping experience. Tiny place but filled to the brim! My boyfriend likes the pre-made food/sandwiches. I would recommend you come here if you're looking for a lovely family owned European market with kind staff who truly love their shop!

Good meat market, lunch meat. ready made foods and vegetables, both fresh and frozen and service is…read moregreat.

Bought chip steak for a cheesesteak and it was good on the outside but dark grey on the inside…read more Terrible way to sell meat by hiding 2 day old meat as a filler when you think you're buying fresh. HORRIBLE!