Great Products Good Prices…read moreGood Selection Plenty of Parking Accommodating Hours Seasonal Decorations

Shhhhh! This tiny, out of the way store is my secret weapon in eating healthily. The variety of…read moreproduce available is great and their prices are absolutely amazing. Also, their prices on deli meats and cheeses cannot be beaten. I've tried. Th rest of the store tends to be fairly standard to priced a little on the higher side, but it's worth it to support a small business and keep them open. I drive up here from York, if that tells you anything about the value. Beware, they don't take cards. You'll need cash or to use the onsite ATM.

Giant always has a great selection of meat and seafood compared to other stores in the area. You…read morecan also find specialty items that other stores don't carry. The people who work in the deli, bakery and seafood areas are always friendly and will tell you about specials. It's a very clean and well lite store with a good parking lot. The fuel rewards is something most places do but you can rack up rewards quickly if you look at the ad.

I like to think that when I get a chance to go to a Giant store I'm going to be in for some great…read moreservice. They are usually well organized and clean. Some good customer service. However, at this one, that was not the case. I stopped in to pick up a few items such as drinks and snacks for my stay. I made my way to where water would be located and found a basically empty shelf. There was no bottled water, not even the sparkling kind. I though, oh well, I will get it from the coolers up front. There must have been a shortage that day or something. I then went up and down the aisles to see if I could find some snacks. I was a little more successful on that part. Grabbed a few things, only enough to carry. I then made my way to the front of the store. I then went to the self checkout registers and had some problems there. But there was no associate around that could tell me what I was doing wrong. Each company has a bit of a different system. I ended up figuring it out, but not before earning some disgusted looks from the locals. Having not found what I wanted/needed I had to then make my way elsewhere to get everything else. It was not a one stop shop for me.

We have been shopping at Redners for years , yes prices are going up. Don't do complete shopping…read morethere. We compare prices and definitely use coupons!!!! Their deli fried chicken is delicious, family loves it!!!!

I usually really like shopping at this store. Very clean and organized. Two days ago I…read moreencountered a woman with a beagle dog on a leash. I love dogs too but I'm sorry I do not believe they belong in a store, especially a food store. It was sniffing and licking food containers. There are many people who are allergic to dogs and cats. Needless to say I left my cart, walked out of the store and went to Giant.

Being a native of Schuylkill Haven, I usually came to Brok-Sel for the prices. This is one of the…read morecheaper spots to stop in town. The customer service was always lacking but the prices made up for it. Not this time. Pros: Location Private parking lots Prices Sells Guers and Turkey Hill brand iced teas Cons: Customer service is like a bad gas station $10 minimums and there are no signs to tell you this first. Bring cash Their hours are ... random I went inside to try to buy some tea and a sandwich. I had $8.50 in groceries. The lady looked at my card and gave me the stink safe saying "It's a $10 minimum. If you get a dollar more of something, I'll run it." I simply told her I didn't need anything else. I looked around and saw no $10 signs but if that is their business model, ok. I took the items and began to walk away, putting them back inside of the fridge. She said "OK, I'll take it now. No? OK then." I had already made up my mind. Look, it's simple. If that's the policy, ok. A sign, some sort of notification would be proper. Yes, you told me, but I have no clue. I live in TACOMA now, not Haven. Small town attitude, no sale.

It's the only true grocery store in town so it's hard not to shop there…read more Pros: Location is great Lots of parking Friendly staff Cons: It's DATED It has that aged feel Boyer's IGA has been in town as long as I can remember. I'm 40 if that helps. It's a small town grocery store. It is similar to Marketplace out west. It sells IGA brand, Western Family, and a lot of generics. That being said, the prices are really good because of these reasons. They also sell some good local favorites. If even the cops eat at the deli, that's saying something. Located on Main ST in downtown Schuylkill Haven, it's a hop, skip, and a jump from anywhere in town. Load up on mostly anything you need here instead of heading to the Giant. Odds are, it's cheaper here.

Cute store with a huge selection! Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. Very clean. Great…read moremeat selections. Great coffee! (What better way to shop, right?)

Renninger's Farmer's Market is in rough shape. Parking lot isn't in terrible shape, but I wouldn't…read morespeed around it. Entrances are where the numbered doors are located. I've been here on both Saturdays and Sundays, and it appears that Sunday is the better day and you need to arrive early per every place like this. Hours of operation here are pretty narrow for a place like this. The visit I just made here on a Saturday was a borderline disaster. The vast majority of booths were not open on a Saturday, being one of the major problems. What was open was for the most part not worth the drive. Many booths here are in major need of cleanup, with many simply having piles of trash in space that could be used to better organize merchandise. There were a few interesting booths that had trading cards and Pop Vinyls being among the better options here. One or two booths had produce, with others being setup for that empty. It appears almost all of the deli/meat booths were gone. Only one or two booths were serving prepared food, but there is a restaurant on site and a small food trailer outside. There is an enclosed portion with no heating/cooling outside of the main building, that mostly had vacant tables and booths, and one dealer that appeared to mostly have random items. I truly don't know what to do with Renninger's Farmer's Market, but it's in need of pretty drastic changes, and I don't know in its current condition if it will be here in a few years. My friend and I actually felt bad for the vendors as it appeared very few were making sales. Overall, skip this and go to Hometown or Green Dragon. Yes, the drive will be longer, but there are much better options at them.

4/23/23 Went here for the first time today. I thought it was pretty cool that they had a real…read moreauction with a lady auctioneer. I enjoyed listening and watching stuff come up for bid but found it confusing to know what was being auctioned. Apparently you have to register to get a number to bid. That is your number forever and ever amen. There is a lot to look at in the area where the auction is. The rest of the market was pretty large with outside vendors and several buildings. Some of the vendors were downright miserable in my opinion. There is a lot to see- a lot of vintage stuff some may consider junk. Very dirty-very dusty and very cheap in my opinion. Some areas were heaped with crap- so much so it was hard to make your way through some of the vendor areas. I noticed a lot of booths were unmanned. I'm not sure how you expect customers to purchase items when no one is available and the booths are abandoned. Plus a lot isn't even priced- I HATE that. They do have food available. I'm not sure I would eat there- but others seemed to enjoy it. I would go back but it's not a place I would go to often. The drive to get there is gorgeous for me.

Don't go to the deli and expect the staff to wait on you. If there are three people back there…read moreslicing you can guarantee two of them won't even look your way Terrible service