Why does Weis have large volume discounted items. Case in point, buy two packs of Doritos and get two free. Why not buy one get one free? I don't need four bags of Doritos. Think of your customers and not yourselves. read more

Out of stock on a regular basis. Put sale ads up before they are sales Store sucks in general. Warmsprings location.

well here's a updated review. how many times does Weis markets need to be updated and why. it's been nice when that very well back than up dated it it was great. but I have no idea why that need to do that every 10 or 20 years why. why don't thay than in 20 years put in a clothing store where you can shop up stairs have it set up like a Walmart if you really want to get more people to buy at the store go out side the box to be a bit different how pretty is pretty or how high is high. now I will keep shopping at the store and I live much further away but my home is Berks county and I'm use to being in the surrounding of Kutztown Fleetwood oley all around those areas. anyway the store that just about now got done with is really nice good job. but you keep in remodeling you might as well have it look like a Walmart turn the place into a mall with like I said earlier have a up stairs since your into remodeling every 10 to 20 years my word. listen I had no problems at Weis store I still shop there. but watch the bake stuff show fly pies not enough cake and to much molasses on the bottom that might as well leave out the cake and crumbs off the shoefly pie. Apple dumplings who makes these products and who's there baker's. the apples are to hard that are to be softer. got to watch those fruit pies I think it's can filling which is to sweet. sone bake stuff is ok but not all of it's great to each his own but that's me you might love tons of sugar and stale on some things, up to you what you like. I'm just sharing. produce the peaches white or yellow are terrible who grows these peaches anyway that are one of the worst peaches the yellow ones that I have ever tasted. and strawberry's are modified and just have no flavor there pumped up. things are changing for sure about foods and price. anything boxed bagged or refrigerated check the dates yogurts juice bottled or refrigerated meats cheeses hot dogs sausage links or Patty's any thing refrigerated check dates the kids don't always check there dates on yogurts and Jell-O and puddings. milks check dates to. lunch meats that are packaged check dates before you pick up the item. sometimes the kids miss the dates. of that miss it you need to check it. you don't want to buy something on the shelf that was in June or March and we are in September of 2025 or last year's item. I understand the kids over look mistakes happen yes nothing is perfect. but if that miss it you catch it than. other than that with dates and produce and bake goods that's the only thing to me that stands out. as for prices everything's jacked up what thay forgot about who set up inflation was Kutztown is not Beverly hills California. and we all are not makeing millions of dollars. so inflation is trying to kill us when the whole town of Kutztown in pa. is not Rich. so that part I blame on government. there the ones that are putting us under the rug. my word. out with the poor and triple that and in with the Rich and wheathly people. there is no way I'm going to be eating trees or rat. if my whole pay check goes to a fallen of water and one peach I'm doing it. I'm not living in the woods. lol the future don't look that great. if so someone has lied. I'm just throwing it out there I'm being honest right up front calling it has I see and taste and look for the dates on items. I'm being real. but like I said I will still shop at Weis. it's not like there are 5 food stores near by. other than that I'm good. ThankYou. read more

With strong competition from another supermarket across the street, Weis plays the game strong with a very large floor plan. The usual departments, but I spotted a lot of variety. Dry goods, which was my destination tonight had quite a few different sizes and brands for the three items I needed. Prices ranged from cheap to high with the lower priced items being plenty good enough for what I needed. Impressive butchery department and the dairy aisle seemed to go on for miles. Despite a major rain going on, the cart corrals were clear and the floors were dry. I don't know if it's pronounced "Whys" or "Weeese" or what. read more

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I received grocery delivery from here twice. First time the packer did a good job, but the delivery person who is subcontracted out through Shipt missed 2 bags. The manager personally delivered them on her way home. Way to go Weis!!! Second time on delivery, Cindy was the packer. She called multiple times to check every part of the order. She works M-F she said. She got the best meats and produce. Much better than anything I am used to for remote service. She even called to clarify things that were confusing. I can't speak well enough about these folks. From the manager (she is amazing) to Cindy (she is amazing also). You all deserve an award for the work you are doing during COVID. read more

There fruit is spoiled there vegetables,milk,meat gives you diarrhea.they don't throw away anything.Do go there unless you have no other choice. read more

Mike P already described my experience. Yes, we've been loyal to Weis for many years. Our son worked at the Frederick, Maryland Weis during high school. When we moved, I continued to shop at Weis because I liked the brands and knew where to find things. But yesterday was the end. No more Weis. When little clerk Carrie told us that our bag discount was there, we just couldn't see it on the receipt, I was incredulous. What? I get a senior discount too, but does that mean I'm completely stupid? Then we had to trapse over to the customer service desk to get our measly 12 cents and that took another 20 minutes. Like Mike said, we were the ONLY people in the store. And their stock was picked over--most of the specials I went for weren't availalbe. Do yourself a favor and drive across the street. read more

This Weis location was renovated a few years ago, so it may be a little better than these older reviews from 2008 indicate. Still, you're better off at Giant. The physical building is nice enough. They have a pharmacy, deli, bakery, and all of the same stuff Giant does, but the merchandise simply isn't that good. I bought a Weis baked apple pie there not too long ago (called a "Sky High Apple Pie"), and it was very dry. The apples also had a weird, almost styrofoam-like consistency, probably from being so dry. I also bought chicken there recently, the kind packaged by the butcher with sauce already added to it. I don't know if they were simply trying to get rid of their old chicken or what, but under the sauce was clearly old chicken not fit for sale. I refuse to buy anything from their meat department now. If Weis isn't having a sale on something pre-packaged, it's not worth the trip. read more

Ever wonder why it's so easy to park at Weis Markets on Wayne Avenue? No one goes there anymore. Why would they? We're not, for sure, after last evening's experiences. Let me preface this by saying that we have always been loyal to Weis, even when the larger grocery store nearby had a better selection. Weis is what we grew up with. Heck, when our son was going to high school, bagging Weis customers' groceries was his job. We have always shopped at Weis (in Frederick MD). My wife and I went through the checkout last evening and we dutifully presented our canvas shopping bags. I bagged while "Carrie" rang up our purchases. We asked her if we received the small credit for using our own bags. She assured us that we did. I asked her to show us on the receipt. Of course, it wasn't on there. She told us a bald face lie. Carrie directed us to the customer service desk to get our money. Ok, so it was only 12 cents. No big deal, right? Add this to the clerk I "belled" over from meat to seafood whose expression said what a bother we were to have to walk 50 feet to assist us. And the deli person a couple weeks ago who was carrying on a private conversation while I stood there for 5 minutes. "Oh, can I help you?" Well, duh!!! And the kid who told me that to qualify for a senior discount, one had to be 65 years old (it's actually 50). By the way, when I went through the checkout last evening, there were 3 store employees standing there chatting. (no one but us was in the store at 6:45 pm!) . Yet, I bagged my own groceries. Hmmmm. Where is customer service anymore? OK, Weis, keep ignoring your customers and they will go away. You will never see us in your store in the future. We've had enough of your indifferent, apathetic attitudes. From now on, I will take my business to Giant across town. Their selection is better, their specials more attractive, and their staff is certainly more customer focused. read more

I grew up in Rochester , So I will have to say Wegmans is my first choice , but for value and variety Weiss blows Giant out of the water . Giant is way over-priced on everything . As a chef I love the Jamaican section with a lot of traditional items that are hard to find . They have a nice produce section with Panera dressings . Meat & seafood are reasonably priced with a decent selection . Latin section covers all the bases . Weiss donuts are especially delicious . Ginger Beer & a few pizza brands you wont find anywhere else. After reading the comments about Giant , please . John Martin "Ham of the bone " blows any Boars Head ham out of the water for less than half the giant price per pound . Wegmans , Amelias , Steely's Meats, Pauls , and Weiss are IT. I wont step foot into a Giant ripoff unless I have to . read more

First off, we love the Weis Pharmacy in Kutztown, PA. They have saved us quite a bit money by finding and recommending generic brands where the dosage differed from the brand name. Of course, I had to work on Capital Blue Cross to finally get them to understand why I had to take two capsules per day instead of one. However, their grocery prices are so out of line with other stores that it is disgusting. We now drive a little further. I have seen soup priced $.80 lower elsewhere. Kitchen Aid beef stock $.40 higher that Wal-Mart. I could make an extensive list, but that would be too long to post here. At Wal-Mart they sell trash bags by the roll, just like businesses buy them. The boxes are available too, but buying them by the roll saves a lot of money. Wegman's, a so called "high priced" store sells Simply Asia noodle meals at $3.29 vs. the Weis price of $3.99. I also hate Weis' deceptive pricing practices such as store brand yogurt 5 for $3.00, At Wegman's the same store brand yogurt is simply $.40 vs. the $.60 cents at Weis. At Wegman's we buy baking potatoes by the pound instead of by the piece. I bought 9 potatoes for the price of 6 I would have gotten from Weis. They have Rita's burritos also at 5 for $3.00. Redners, until recently, had the same Rita's burritos priced simply at $.40 vs. $.60. Although they have raised it recently - it is still well below the Weis deceptive price. A while back, the worst example was the price for pepperoni - $7.19 vs. $4.59 at Redners, which has since been raised but still remains well under that of Weis. As for grocery shopping there, we have reduced it to a bare minimum. Their dairy case is an open air system. Items stocked to the front of the shelves come close to the heat given off by the ends of the florescent lights under the shelves just above. The milk we bought there often went sour quickly. We buy milk from Wegman's closed cases and it lasts much longer. When you enter the Kutztown store there is a dairy case at the entrance. During the warmer months warm air wafts over the products in the open case. It didn't take long for us to stop using that particular case. read more

I have a soft spot for Weis, having worked there as a youth (though not at this particular one), but they do need to get their act together. Weis does, or did, have some redeeming qualities. But they are rapidly getting squeezed out between the better service and selection of Giant/Martin's and the better bargain potential of SuperWalmart. And it doesn't help that their customer service sometimes can approach nil. I know why: their older, experienced "career" people are back in the meat, produce or seafood section, but the "face of the store" that customers see are the little high schoolers working the registers. And they frequently don't give a rat's ass about you or your problems, nor do they often have intellectual horsepower to decipher the ever-more computerized registers or the more esoteric varieties of produce that you may have selected. So, in the interest of self-preservation, I suggest that Weis start paying a little more for better quality of labor, or it may be joining the likes of Carmack-Jay's and Pantry-Pride in the grocery store graveyard. read more

I don't shop at any one grocery store all of the time. I travel around to pick up what's on sale. I have always received good service at the Chambersburg Weis and have had pleasant dealings with the produce, seafood and meat dept. employees.I haven't had any problems with any of the checkers, but prefer the older gray haired woman, probably because I'm elderly myself.I do know that many retirees appreciate the 5% discount that Weis gives seniors on Tuesdays.Keep up the good work! M.Kraieski read more

I usually don't write these but I feel that it is very important to speak up. My family and I shop at Weis located at 1056 Wayne Ave, Chambersburg, PA 17201. I have always loved Weis, I have lived in Frederick, MD Thurmont, MD and now in Chambersburg, PA. The Frederick and Thurmont Weis stores are great! Never had an issue, clean, great selection and people always trying to assist you. The Chambersburg location how ever is making it very hard for me not to start shopping at Giant. Last night my family and I went shopping there. I tried to get onions and ALL of the onions were soft and molding. This wouldn't be the first time buying "fresh" produce and it having mold at the store or over night it develops the mold once we are home. We have also had issues with the cashiers. Again last night, there was an express lane open and one other register open. Since most people do not have a couple items there were SIX people in one line with full carts. Where were the other staff you ask? There were 3 staff members, one being the manager, just chatting it up near the customer service counter not paying attention. My boyfriend had to walk over to them and ask to have another register open. This isn't the first time something like this has happened. We have also had a problem where the register froze before we could pay. Instead of switching registers like I asked, especially since I had a very cranky tired toddler and my boyfriend had to go back to work, they asked us to wait. After waiting 20 minutes and nothing happening despite the manager panicking and not know what to do we walked out of the store with out the groceries. On top of food going bad and bad customer service, the selection there isn't all that great anymore either. OH, and to top it off I have to check the dates on items because we have came home and realized we have gotten expired foods. We also have to check the receipts to make sure the advertised discounts get taken off because many times they haven't and we have to go back and get it reimburse to us eve though we used our Weis card. There needs to be some big changes in that store, I feel like it starts from the top and trickles down. Management isn't doing its part to ensure that the store is running smoothly. I really want to continue shopping there because I am loyal to the Weis company but if we don't see changes we will be going else where. I really hope you read this and take actions quickly because if not, that store will be closed down soon. The number of cars there keeps getting less and less. read more