I like Weis but the deli department in mill hall is highly incompetent. Whoever does the lunchmeats…read moreis consistently mislabeling things, I go to get pastrami and it's roast beef inside. I get salami and it's bologna. Get ham and it's chicken. It has happened multiple times with multiple different meats. Idk if they do any type of training or they just have some kid back there guessing but it's to the point where I don't even get my lunch meat there anymore.

it's bad enough for the wine is highly overpriced. But since it's the only register with a cashier…read moreactually present, it's a little bit of a slap in the face not to be able to buy a couple items of groceries at the same time. The cashier was nice and apologetic which is why I have it a two, but apparently she had to say the same thing to every single patron, who tried to buy anything from elsewhere in the store.

Out of all the weis stores this one is by far the worst ever. Let's start with the produce section…read more Always watch the fruits and vegetables you purchase at this location because they usually are rotten to the point mold is growing on them. Informed associates many times and it never gets handled. Typically they don't bother to rotate or dispose things. Next is the bakery. Flies are always swarming in the doughnut case. the doughnuts often are stale and taste like cigarettes. Items that should be refrigerated are not and spoil. Next is the deli and fresh food case. They leave food in the cold cases for days it seems. Subs and wraps are slimy. Expired food never disposed off and often left there. Hot food case is no better. Food left there for hours after the allotted time. Food is often dried out or outright disgusting. The bathrooms for customers are mostly dirty and rarely get cleaned. When they do clean they soak them with water and don't bother drying them out. Frozen section is next and you guessed it... another nightmare. They bring carts full of frozen items and dairy items and they just sit there. No rush to get the products into refrigeration or freezers. Often employees will leave carts and go chit chat with other staff. So buy at your own discretion. Last is the women who often stands at the self check out. She finds pleasure in belittling people , inserting herself when she is told no help is needed. She licks her fingers and touchs the bags... and touches people children without permission... somehow she still has a job.... shocking. Best advice if you can shop elsewhere. Mill hall or jersey shore weis is by far 1000x better in everything. This place is only conveniently supermarket besides save a lots so up charging is apparent.

Prices are much higher than other stores No REAL food…read moreselections and the REAL food is typically expired Disappointing for the clean eater.

Get it here cheap. Meats and cheeses especially. Keep in mind they only take cash or check.read more

From the owner: We are your hometown grocery store. We love our community and are trying our best to meet the needs…read moreof our customers to the best of our ability. Not just a bulk store any longer we also carry many brand name products just like the big box stores. Unlike the big box stores if we do not currently carry an item we will do our best to find what you are looking for and get it in.. we understand that inflation is hitting everyone very hard including us. But what we lack in price comparison we try to make up with fabulous customer service and face to face interaction

A nice small grocery store with a pharmacy. They have a nice selection of food that isn't to…read moreterribly expensive.

Great customer service and fast check out. The employees will also help you with your groceries to…read moreyour car if you need help. They have a pharmacy which I dont go to being I go to CVS but for what I have seen, seems small. The food is fresh but not cheap. The store does need to lower thier prices or do some kind of 10 for 10 deal like Giant has. All in all in all it is the biggest grocery store in Wellsboro,Pennsylvania.

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.

There are many things worth noting about this store that are good. But, they are trumped by the…read morestore and the store's workers' and customers' lack concern for each other, their community, and shoppers, and their respect for government or science. There was marginal mask wearing by the employees, about 50%, and about 25% by the customers. Both groups are thus inconsiderate, to themselves and to their customers, and to the related area. Mask wearing is a super easy way to reduce the spread and help us get back to work and play. It saddens me that in this somewhat christian area, known for its churches (many Mennonites work there, and Mennonites and Amish shop there, you can recognize them by their clothing and lack of mask), that they are not being kind, Christian, nor sensible. What would Jesus do? He would wear a bleeding mask. I did speak with the manager who noted that workers had been reprimanded. But within sight of us were two workers not wearing their mask close to correctly! One if left to ask, do they believe in food hygiene even, then? do they believe in food safety? If they won't follow some of the most necessary and visible public safety rules, what do they do when we are not looking? Do they "believe" in cold chain? Do they believe in the pathogen theory of disease? I guess I'll go back post pandemic, but I did lose a little faith in humanity in that the manager (the manager!) felt powerless to enforce public safety on her own employees. I cut my visit short, reported them to the PA Department of Health, and wrote this review. I will also have to be less sympathetic to groups of folks that do not support public health. I left sadly disappointed.

Nice little country market near Millheim, about 15 miles east of State College on 45. Wonderful…read morebakery and deli. Prepared foods are very good too. All the items you would expect from a PA country market - ring bologna, ham salad, fried chicken, whoopie pies, fresh baked bread, and bulk spices. Service is very, very friendly and this market is a great shop. A little far from State College for it to be a regular shipping destination but I always stop when I'm in the area. Prices are very reasonable too. Only down side is the produce section is small, but in season lots of the produce is locally grown.

Good place to go if you need something fast. Prices are a little high but that because it far from…read moreother places.

Ok ok I went in here again and there's a lot more organic options. The owners must be listening to…read moreYelp. That's a good thing. I'll give em 3 stars.

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.

I have heard my family talk about Wegman's for years but this was the first time I was in town and…read morewent for myself. I found it to be quite a good store, with everything you could want: my weird health-food desires like coconut flour and buckwheat groats (that I usually have to visit specialty stores for); pharmacy supplies; lots of pre-made food; diverse international offerings; plenty of organic and pre-cut produce; flowers, etc. Despite it being my first time, I was able to navigate it without too much difficulty. When they were out of green onions, a friendly worker was able to refill the bin quickly for me (and direct me to the spacious, clean bathrooms). They have tons of checkout lines, only a couple were open with humans; and they have lots of self-checkout too. I mean, it's just a grocery store, but it's a pretty good one!

Everything they claim.Excellent quality meats for good prices . Seem the meat cases empty quickly…read moreto after they open especially on weekends.

This is the best butcher I've ever been to in my life. The store-made bacon is amazing and the…read morebeef is out of this world.