It's a Wegman's ! Lots of items. A lot of the Eat in foods are really priced higher! They have…read moreassortments. Basically Wegman's is a grocery store with a uniqueness of its own! Prices are somewhat comparable but something's are higher in price and can be found in other stores! If you're a comparable shopper there are better prices out there! Also they have assortments wine and beer selection also can be found cheaper! If you're a convenience shopper this place is ok!

TARGETS ADULTS with SPECIAL NEEDS- Telling Them to Vacate the Seats…read moreI've bought lunch and ate in the seating area at Wegman's several times. I am a support staff for adults with intellectual disabilities or autism. Sometimes when I am supporting an adult with special needs, we would buy lunch at Wegman's and eat there. Afterwards, we would play a couple games before leaving. I didn't see the harm it. We see many groups meet there to play Mahjong or Dominoes. There are people there working on laptops. I've seen people crocheting there. They have a television for children to be able to sit and watch. Since there are always plenty of empty seats, I thought it was acceptable. And maybe THAT is, but Wegman's seems to have a REAL PROBLEM with adults with special needs. Small groups of staff helping adults with intellectual disabilities have been asked to leave while others are there doing a variety of activities other than eating. The excuse given: "We want you to leave after you eat." When the support staff who was approached questioned why they were singled out, that Wegman's staff person went to the other small group of individuals with special needs and told them to leave-- totally ignoring others around who were doing things other than eating. This is not the only time small groups of disabled individuals were asked to leave. Yet, I always see others, even large groups meeting there to play games, and I've never seen any Wegman's employee ask any of those groups leave. I've never seen a Wegman's staff ask people on laptops to leave. This definitely looks like discrimination against people with disabilities.

As soon as you walk in the shrimp stench hits your nose. As allergic as I am to shrimp I had to…read moreturn around again and walk out . Giant seems to have no problem keeping shrimp contained. Other than that moderate prices and they have a great selection of foods.

Unfortunately, I wasn't really impressed with the selection. The lighting was dim and they seem to…read morebe low on inventory.

I love this supermarket it's now my favorite place to shop. And the Chinese takeout is the best in…read morethe area.

Customerservice could definitely improve. They need more people at the customer service desk. I…read moredon't know where the managers are in this place. Doesn't seem like someone steps up to the customer service desk unless they're called. Also, I have a giant card with a phone number from out of state. It would not accept it here, yet I use all the time in Camphill Mechanicsburg, where I opened the account. One of the staff member suggested I get a new card here in York Pennsylvania. Not realizing I need a new phone number. Usually in other Giants, if they realize you need help, someone will from the staff will help you out and insert a number so you could use the discounts, without using your own card. I went across the street to Weis and my phone number had no problem being accepted on checkout. Did not buy anything at giant.

Skip Whole Foods...Leg Up truly has the leg up without the hype and snobbery. Was very impressed…read morewith their selection and quality. A very balanced combination of local and regional goods that you would be looking for in some of those overpriced 'organic' chain stores. Skip the drive to MD/VA. Leg Up has it in PA.

Nice to have a local and organic farmers market like this one near York, PA…read more The highlights of this place are as followed: Fresh fruit and veggies, create your own nut butter, create your own granola mix, bottle your own honey or olive oil, glass bottle milk and juice, and tons of local products. The only true negative is local and organic adds up, so it is way more expensive than your typical chain grocery store. Very well organized in here. Staff was friendly and willing to help with any questions. If they saw us looking in confusion they said hello and asked for help. If you are looking for a specific local brand like Painterland Sisters Yogurt, Perrydell Milk, or Apple Valley Juice. This place has it....

The staff is very friendly! The prices are reasonable. The store is clean. I would recommend this…read moreplace!

Stopped in for the first time the other day while I was in the area for something else because I…read moreneeded milk and it was the closest grocery store. Prices seemed to be really reasonable compared to the bigger chain grocery stores. Also picked up some donuts from the fresh bakery for breakfast the next morning and they were delicious. The couple employees I dealt with while there were extremely nice. If I lived in this area it would most likely be my go to store. Great store with a big selection.

Stopped in to grab a couple of things. The store was fairly clean and very well lit. The bathrooms…read morewere not the cleanest. It's a rather large store that offers everything from groceries to hot food to pharmacy items. It was much busier than I thought for a Sunday afternoon on the upside. They do have a Starbucks in store.

1 star I'm writing…read morethis as an employee, and honestly, it hurts to even have to write it. GIANT Store #6300 on Cape Horn Road has become a very toxic and discouraging place to work. There is a lack of respect, communication, follow-through, and genuine care for employees. Too often it feels like we're expected to keep our heads down and work instead of being treated like actual people. Today was the final straw for me. I watched a coworker who rarely, if ever, cries become so upset that she broke down crying after a serious situation. Watching someone you work with become that distressed is heartbreaking. What happened afterward made it even worse. She was met with dirty looks and heard people talking about her, and the whole situation left her feeling even more hurt. This isn't just about today. I've watched this store develop a pattern where employees feel ignored, disrespected, and unsupported. And I don't think that's okay. I'm not putting names here because I'm not trying to destroy anyone's life or start some personal feud. I'm simply telling people what it's like to work here. Behind every register, every stocking cart, every department, and every uniform is a person. We have feelings. We get overwhelmed. We have bad days. We deserve respect. I genuinely hope someone from GIANT corporate reads this and realizes that this isn't just "employees complaining." These are real people who are hurting and asking to be treated like human beings. That's all we should have to ask for.

On Saturday, July 25, 2026, at approximately 12:44 p.m., I visited the Walmart in Shrewsbury, PA…read more Before reaching the checkout, my experience had been excellent. I purchased balloons in the Electronics Department, where the associates were professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful. In fact, I have never had a bad experience with the Electronics team. One associate even suggested I purchase balloon weights from the Party section because they were smaller and less expensive than buying them elsewhere. I appreciated the recommendation. Unfortunately, my experience changed completely when I reached the checkout. The cashier, Mary, immediately questioned my balloon purchase and asked to see my receipt. While I understand that stores have policies to verify purchases, I politely asked why customers are asked to show receipts at the register when they are also checked again at the exit. Instead of simply explaining the policy, Mary became rude and confrontational. She responded by implying that I "must be guilty of something." That comment was completely unnecessary, unprofessional, and insulting. The interaction continued to escalate. Rather than de-escalating the situation, Mary began asking personal questions, including whether I even had a job. Those questions had absolutely nothing to do with my purchase and were inappropriate, disrespectful, and humiliating. When we noticed a manager walking by, we tried to express our concerns about how we had just been treated. Instead of remaining with her customers, Mary left her register and inserted herself into our conversation with the manager in a confrontational manner. That behavior only reinforced how unprofessional the situation had become. The manager's response was equally disappointing. She briefly stated that she would talk to Mary, but her tone, body language, and demeanor made it clear that she wanted to end the conversation as quickly as possible. She avoided engaging with our concerns, appeared dismissive, and walked away without showing any genuine interest in resolving the issue or apologizing for our experience. Customer service is about treating people with dignity and respect. Being questioned, accused, insulted, and then dismissed by management is not acceptable. One unpleasant interaction can overshadow an otherwise positive shopping experience, and that's exactly what happened here. I sincerely hope Walmart addresses this situation. No customer should leave feeling disrespected after simply trying to make a purchase.

Before getting back on the road I needed to pick up some essentials and toiletries. Seeing that…read morethis was here I was going to brave it and run in as quick as I could. I came in and went right to the sections I needed and grabbed what I could. Not everything I needed was stocked and what they did have I had to search for. I anticipated needing a cart, but in reality I honestly could have carried everything in the end. I walked around and browsed other sections. I went to their clearance section and nothing was of interest in this area. I made my way to the front of the store and opted for the self checkout so I could get out of the store and back on the road. I hate that it's almost like walking through security when exiting a Walmart now. It's not fun to almost be searched even though you have your bags and receipt in hand.

Had a great experience with the bakery at Kennie's Markets in Gettysburg. I needed two full sheet…read morecakes celebrating the Navy's 250th birthday for a Navy reunion. I used my phone to show the girl what image I wanted on each cake and they were done perfectly!

This is the best market in town. They have so much local produce, meat, and of course Mr. G's ice…read morecream. If you want to shop local and support local businesses and farms this is the place to go.

Nice discount grocery store. You never know what they will have so you definitely can't do your…read morenormal grocery shopping here. But a great place to stock up on a few items especially can goods. Just make sure you double check the dates before you buy.

Great prices friendly staff. You need to be sure to check the expiration dates just like any other…read morediscount grocery store. Their deli meats are low priced yet pretty good. Itnis pretty easy to fill your shopping cart for less then $60.00

Really good selection, especially for ethnic foods. They also have gluten free, sugar free and…read moreaisles with healthy options. They have Chinese food bar, sushi and a self service hot food bar (hot food bar is has limited selections). They sell beer and wine, but it must be a separate purchase altogether from your groceries and you have to check that out at the alcohol check out counter. They have seating g areas inside and out. You can accumulate points if you get a Giant card and save on gas. Once I had 70 cents off per gallon of gas.

Would you PLEASE stop having employees saying 'take care' it's stupid, it's fake. Especially when…read morethey toss groceries in the bags and don't 'take care'. What genius came up with that phrase?? Maybe work on employees staying off their smart phones while WORKING. How can you retrieve grocery carts from parking lot while texting? Last week a girl was FaceTiming with phone on counter while bagging my groceries. What the heck!!! My frozen crab cakes ended up in with the Kleenex and windex. I prefer to bag myself I should get a discount. Most of your clerks are not friendly then hand you the receipt and say 'take care'. reeeally. 'take care' is a joke