All I can say is why isn't my local Giant food store (outside of Philadelphia) open 24/7?! It's…read morevery convenient when coming to the area for hunting season or just visiting family, I don't have to worry about what time we get in because giant is open! Such a huge plus. Sadly this location often runs out of items sometimes not even items that are on sale. I think they could do a slightly better job of tracking sales and be proactive with ordering... Maybe their stock room is smaller and they don't have the space for much storage in the back? Whatever it is, it's a bummer when you're looking for something specific and they don't have it. I've had this experience multiple times. They also have a gas station here which is super convenient.

Why is it as you get older you enjoy going to grocery stores? Is this a normal thing? I had no…read moreidea that I look forward to this now. I feel as though I should make it a day and just go to grocery stores. I have only ever been to one other Giant store in my life. This is technically my first true Giant experience. I have to say I was truly impressed with this store. Everything in here worked, it just made it feel like grocery shopping wasn't that much of a task and that you can enjoy your time doing so. The gadgets they had throughout this place made it a delightful experience. I especially liked the scales in the produce department that allowed for you to weigh and tag your items to make it easier at checkout to just scan instead of look up the item. This location had a pretty epic beer and wine section as well. The selection was there and making a selection has to be a very hard thing in this aisle if you were undecided before walking in. If you do intend on purchasing alcohol in here you have to do so at the register located in the aisle. There also appears to be a bar seating area to enjoy your libation in house if you wish. The sales were pretty great too. Some items I have not seen at these prices in a long time. I was impressed by that to the point I ended up buying some things that I did not even have a need for. Their bakery section looks pretty epic as well. Get the loyalty card for this store. It will allow you to accumulate towards money off on gas. Like most grocery stores out there they have their own gas stations. Decent stop.

A couple days before Thanksgiving, I visited the bakery department of the Huntingdon Weis Store…read more Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get the precut bread for my stuffing. But fortunately for me, Vickie, who works in the bakery department, took the time to show me what fresh breads were used in the stuffing mix. Long story short...my Thanksgiving Day stuffing was the best I every made. Thank you, Vickie, for taking the time to make my shopping experience memorable.

I enjoy Weis makers in general and the store in Huntingdon has always impressed me as to how clean…read moreand well stocked it is but the flies around the deli counter today were a little sickening! They seemed to especially like the meat slicer!! They have a fly light on the back wall but the flies seemed to prefer the meat slicer instead.

2027 can't come soon enough. Cranberry Wegmans opens…read more On a business trip, put in a bakery order several days ahead of time. Being able to pick up my (large) bakery order and not leaving someone disappointed at home makes me happy. Had my list of must haves. I meandered through all the departments. Wasn't on a time schedule. I spent 2 hours in the store. Found beautiful baby lamb chops. Filets were $6/lb cheaper than my grocery store. Bought beautiful endive. Had to bring home the red wine peppered salami. Coming home, opening the cooler, and handing out foodie presents is like Christmas morning. The oohs and aahs were heard at multiple houses. The staff were very helpful finding my treasures. Wegmans trips make traveling for business worth it.

How this Wegmans location has sunken…read more.. Back before they dedicated a significant chunk of store to alcohol, they had a pretty nice tea nook and natural section. It used to be somewhat "fun" to shop here, and the international corner had more variety. Parts of the latter have been gutted and somethings dispersed back into the regular aisles. Everytime you walk by the alcohol section, whatever dutiful lady theu have standing guard of the section, has to eyeball me like surely that's surely where I must be heading. Should not feel the need to mention, but I could not care less about drinking, and even if I did, I wouldn't come here for that. When I was younger and working grocery for peanuts at a mediocre grocery chain that wasn't known for such above average employee benefits and environments than precious Wegmans, our crews had good attitudes while still being human. Somehow, the employees at Wegmans have a general blend of apathy, misery, and barely tolerance. I remember one instance I had to go in there soon after a family tragedy, two days without sleep,stress, through the roof and a chronic medical condition dragging me down worse than usual, and I still did my best to be pleasant and polite to a cashier who was literally talking to me like she hated my guts, like I had just wronged her entire family for years, while moving my items like it took every fiber of her being to not slam each one down in the bag. No idea what that was about, as the people in front of me got no such treatment. It's not as if i was wearing my own feelings in my sleeve. I would've been let go on the spot for displaying a fraction of the attitude while I was making a fraction of their wage, this young woman was flat out being abusive. I've never even seen a teenager act out in such a way to a complete stranger. It was so bizarre. We used to have such pleasant interactions with the employees here, and we'd even sometimes plan our hour away trips to thr area around coming to this store. Now it's tacked when it's absolutely neccesary, and we see it as a chore to even run in for a couple things, a mild dread usually reserved for Walmart. The level of the self importance vibe of the people who still shop here who act like they're in some high end metropolis in a hurry and everyone else is just cattle in their way is so thick. The thing is, it doesn't even make sense. Wegmans (at least this location) has very few things that make it exclusive anymore. It is reduced to a status symbol store in so many ways, without the goods and services to back it up. Because they still have people playing chef for Safeway deli / mall caliber food? Get me out of here.

Any time I am going to be near Huntingdon I am sure to stop in. They have many locally sourced…read moreitems and some products that are unique and delicious from small vendors near and far. Everything is reasonably priced. Their selection is amazing but if I am specifically looking for a particular item I call ahead of time so I can be sure they have it or give them time to get their hands on it. The meat quality is on a level by itself. So good! It's awesome to find a place that is committed to the health and well-being of the animals they harvest and serve their community. Legitimately some of the best beef I've ever had the privilege of grilling and smoking. I haven't had their pork but my dad said it's also top notch. Come taste the difference local pride makes.

meat products Great lunch meats great steaks great pork chops great sausages all around just a good…read morebutcher shop they do p process dear meat

Wilson's Meats has been a staple butcher shop & grocery store in the area for years. This…read moresmall-town grocery store offers a variety of food staples in addition to homemade baked goods such as delicious whoopie pies. The focus of this review is on the butcher shop, which is a high-quality operation that is not found in most major chain stores. The butcher area offers a good selection of hand cut meats, homemade sausages, and everything else one would expect from a professional butcher! Don't expect mass produced and packaged meats here because their fresh cut meats and poultry are amazing! The main reason we drove out of our way to stop by Wilson's was for their homemade hotdogs! While eating at Shy Bear Brewing recently we loved the gourmet hotdogs they were serving. These hotdogs were plump, flavorful, and had that snap when biting that most mass-produced hotdogs do not have. When asked we were told that Wilson's Meats makes all their hotdogs for them! These hotdogs were the best I've ever eaten and we knew we MUST have these for our 4th of July picnic! If you want high quality meats and some of the best hotdogs around, stop by Wilson's Meats. Be sure to grab a few whoopie pies while you are there!

This is, quite simply, the best country style grocery store in the area. From a great selection of…read morelocal sweets to the superb selection of local meats, this is the standard in the Lewistown area. I refuse to buy hamburger from the corporate "giants" after shopping at Wilson's. You may pay more, but it is well worth it. Also, there is more to Wilson's than the butcher shop/deli counter. There is also the cheap candy box. In it, you will find all sorts of classic varieties of old school treats at a the prices you might have had as a kid. There are local treats such a whoopie pies and Asher's Peanut Butter eggs when in season. They carry local PA Dutch favorites such as homemade chicken corn soup. They also carry a great selection of local spices and salad dressings. The Wilson's own and operate this store themselves. In fact, you will see Steve back behind the deli counter quite regularly. Stop in, have a treat, and enjoy.

Great value items. Very nice staff. My health has limited recent shopping visits but will…read morereturn as able. Many years shopping here and always pleased.

This is a cool Mennonite ran discount grocery store.The draw for me is the large amount of Organic…read moregoods as well as International sauces and Marinades. The store has a little bit of everything but it's somewhat like a treasure hunt. You really have to watch the expiration dates on every item due to many things already being passed date. It's a great store if you don't mind digging for some grocery gold and walking away with a bargain.

Our go to grocery store in Carlisle. They are always well stocked, the customer service is…read morefriendly, and they have healthy options and a large produce and deli section.

This pharmacy is fantastic. The pharmacists and crew are friendly, helpful, and make you feel…read morewelcome to their business. Both pharmacists are extremely knowledgeable about the drugs and can answer any questions that help you with your health needs. Another excellent note is there is an APP that takes care of refills and other things. Requesting a refill is easy... requires your phone, the camera, and the bar code on the bottle... GREAT APP I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this pharmacy for any and all medication needs.

I love this place! We don't have anything close to this in Southeast Texas and I wish we did. Bulk…read morefoods, housewares, a deli in the back, a miscellaneous section hidden at the back left of the store. Service is always wonderful too. Ambiance is fine. It's a small grocer but it has a little bit of everything squished inside. A very simple store but so much fun to explore.

This is a great Mennonite grocery store on the back roads of Bedford/Blair counties. They offer an…read moreamazing selection of Bulk Spices and Baking Supplies that are hard to come by at your big box grocery stores. They also offer some really great snack mixes such as yogurt trail mix, spicy trail mix, sea salt bagel chips, and lots of mixed nuts. These type of places are the little treasures that dot the back roads of America that are great to support.... And the smell of the spices when you walk in is wonderful. Check this place out it's worth the stop... and they accept credit/debit cards.

Visited this Trader Joe's on a Tuesday around 7pm. There was an under 5 minute wait to get into the…read morestore. The store was clean and had many holiday items stocked. The store associates sanitize the carts immediately when they are returned. There are also wipes located near the entrance and hand sanitizer. I liked that they control how many people enter the store. It allows for social distancing and makes you feel more comfortable shopping and looking at items before deciding whether to purchase or not. My friend had to speak with the manager about a previous purchase and the manager was very nice and accommodating.

To preface this, I'm from Southern California. So Trader Joe's as a necessity to my existence is…read morelike scrapple to a central Pennsylvanian. It's just the way out maker intended things to be. Fast forward to me moving to Hershey for grad school from my delicate life surrounded by Trader Joe's, Sprouts, etc in the bosom of Orange County, CA and I was shocked, saddened, and defeated. This wonderful area that I now called home had two Trader Joe's "in my area", one being in Towson, MD and the other being in Philadelphia. Luckily, as I traveled back home to California during holidays, I'd be lucky enough to fly into and out of one of those airports so I'd make it a ritual to stop by TJs on my way home as long as I flew in before they closed. Still though, going to TJs once every few months isn't ideal. So imagine my delight when I'm driving to my clinical rotation site at State College, and what do I see - Trader mutha$#*in' JOE'S. I'm only up here for 5 weeks total, but I've gone here every single day so far. I've probably spent about $500 in the last four weeks. I love this place. It's exactly how Trader Joe's should be: bright, inviting, clean, and with an excellent selection of food and goods. Hell, even the staff is as jovial as the ones back home, which is proof that they have incredible system-wide hiring practices. If you're in the area, go to Trader Joe's. Just bask in the glory of the wonderful stuff that they have. Pro tip: if you're going to do one thing to elevate your charcuterie game, make it the herb-crusted Chèvre goat cheese and grab a jar or the hot and sweet pepper jelly. Crackers are your choice. But do yourself this favor. Cheers!