Always friendly and takes the time to answer my questions. Been going here for over 20 years.read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. This is the worst CVS location I have ever been to. The…read moreemployees and pharmacists are rude, it's impossible to get ahold of anyone by phone, and my prescriptions are never ready on time. I am a type one diabetic and need my insulin. I am now very sick and upset with this CVS. this is my last straw with them! DO NOT COME HERE!

Great place to get balloons arrangement. They will blow up you own balloons like mine here for a…read morefee. The small balloons were $1.20 each to get blown up. I paid $17.?? For the two big ones to get blown up. Kathy is a creative genius there. She's so friendly and knowledgeable.

Your atypical grocery store chain, marginally better than Weiss across the street. Nuetral…read moreimpression nothing really great or awful. Aisle 1&2 for a decent selection of quality food. Sushi Wednesday for cheap, previously frozen fish in rice. The spatial awareness of the locals is that of Sunday-Costco shoppers both in store and parking lot so drive/walk defensively cuz majority are in their own lil world. Biggest gripe is the must have a jammer/signal blocker - their store doesn't offer WiFi, and hinders ability to use data. So you can't even go into their store and use THEIR app to clip coupons and have it load for that shopping trip. Obnoxious if you wanna try to use their app In-store, or you try to google something or need to go back to that website to check the recipe - good luck having it load. Lol Nah but it's ok. It's one of two grocery store chains in town, what do ya expect.

Stopped by Whole Foods and was pleasantly surprised to find some pretty good prices on certain…read moreitems. Of course, there were also plenty of things that were definitely not cheap. Overall, good selection, clean store, and a solid shopping experience. Just gotta know what's a good deal and what isn't! Blind shopping will definitely cost you!!!

Love the place love their food and their people but not really professional, had an interview with…read moreKatie everything went great told me she was going to talk to someone else about me then a day later got a call for another interview an interview with yessi went to the interview she wasn't there didn't tell anyone I was going so someone else gave me the interview which lasted 2 min he told me that he was going to talk to her to see the hours she had available no one ever called me back sad and a waste of time on my part.. By the way I have a full time job

I shop here every week. I am having an issue with the bakery. Maybe a year ago the cookies price…read moreincreased by 1 dollar. This was expected because of what is going on with things getting more expensive. 20 oatmeal cookies for 7 dollars. I take 4 with me to work everyday whick equals 20 cookies. Now the pack is 6 cookies short. Why? The price didnt decrease. why are you charging the same for a lesser amount?

I mean...c'mon! What little girl wouldn't love this! Another awesome job!…read moreI am not even related to anyone in this bakery!

I came across Glennwood foods while thrifting in the Ephrata area. I shop almost exclusively at…read morediscount grocers so finding someplace new gives me more options. I've been here several times since discovering it late last year and have my daughter shopping here now as well. I will note that it's quite a distance from our home in Landisville, so it has to be impressive for us both to make the long trek. Some things to know, both positive and negative; The area is high in Plain population, who for the most part do not participate in mask wearing. I did have some concerns going in as immediately I saw several customers not masked but it wasn't crowded so I felt ok. The store itself is plain owned and while the employees wear shields, some which barely cover their nose, they do not wear masks. The trend of not wearing a mask has rubbed off on non-plain folk as well, as it seems to be acceptable. This is by far my biggest gripe about this store. While it is smaller than a Giant it does have all the departments. Plus an area off to the side of non-food items. They even have a small section of Avon! Inventory changes very frequently. My daughter scored 6- packs of Pedisure for $1.99 which run around $13 at the store on a Tuesday. By the time I got there on Thurs there were none left. The majority of the shelf staple food is not expired or damaged but you do need to check frozen, fresh, and their meats as they tend to be at, near, or past expiration. Prices are exceptional. I mean like really, really good on the majority of their items. Some single serve snacks are 5 or 10 for $1 and area great for packing lunches and to keep in the car for road trips. Cleaners, toilet papers, paper supplies, and the like tend to run higher than a regular store. Some of my favorite things to buy that I can't find elsewhere: bulk made (their own brand) frozen items such as chicken croquettes, nuggets, and potato products ready to bake. I get their crinkle cut Tuscan herb potato coins every visit. A bag for .88 cents makes a good side dish for my family of six. Good on their own but add a ranch dipping sauce and you'll yearn for them. Frozen homemade cookie dough is also a winner and the variety change from week to week. They also have freshly cut/frozen veggie (red onions, okra, fresh off the cob corn, etc.) and fruits for smoothies, including elderberry. How often do you find freshly frozen elderberries anywhere?!? A small deli is also not to be missed and your order is sliced fresh. Additionally they have a deli case with precut and packaged lunch meats and cheeses. Be sure to pick up one of their house made potato salads - the cheese/bacon variety is to die for! Freshly made, prepackaged subs are get to grab for on the go. Beside the deli is a whole other refrigerated room that's easy to miss (my daughter did) that has more fresh produce, yogurts, deli salads, etc. Especially with the yogurt check the dates, they tend to be well past expiration, but literally cost pennies. Aside from the low prices and good selection they have a bagger at each register! If you follow me you know that's something I really appreciate! Negatives aside the mask wearing include; no soap in the ladies room on one occasion (especially bothersome since they prepare so much food in house) and no Sunday hours. They also don't put cooking directions on all of their house made frozen items. Otherwise my favorite discount grocer to date.

I used to love this store but since they remodeled they've been gradually raising their prices to…read morematch major grocery stores, making this no longer a discount store. I stopped in today and noticed they had homegrown cauliflower for $3.99 which was the same price as my local grocery store had; however Glenwood's was all brown. I understand prices are going up but this is outrageous.

Like that the prices are generally lower in products I regularly buy as well as the different items…read morenot available at Giant or Weiss. It's a hit or miss on some specialty items but overall I like this place.

I am not new here , here every single weekend for the last eight at least, I had a full cart of…read moregroceries.. two cashiers talking at the corner of the aisles , I go into the first isle which did not have a closed sign . and proceed to unload almost all my groceries, the two cashierseach part and go to different registers and the one older guy is just standing there in aisle twoand I looked over and I said, do I need to come over there or is someone going to come over here and he said no you'll have to pack everything up and come over to this lane. Are you kidding me? Does anyone know when someone is unloading their groceries and they don't plan on helping them why wouldn't they say something sooner? I do like this store and most of the workers , however today was another level of bad communication and bad customer service .

The Mt Joy Giant is redeeming my hope that good service exists in this grocery chain. Normally a…read morecustomer of the Centerville location I recently started going to this location because they carry jackfruit. Where Centerville fails in customer service and availability of items this location excels. Every employee I encountered has been helpful and pleasant. They even went out of their way to cut some jackfruit for me when all they had on the floor was whole. Jackfruit is something I've never seen outside of Brooklyn and is as nutritious as it is delicious. Kudos to Giant/Mt Joy for introducing it to suburbia! In addition to fresh cut, and whole, they also feature it in their salad bar and a bbq version as it's a vegan substitute for pulled pork. While the store itself is a little smaller it's less crowded and still has all the departments of its larger siblings. Additional there's consistently been baggers and parking close has never been an issue. There's also a small kiddie table with coloring pages and crayons for the little ones while you check out. If you hand in their art to an employee they'll proudly display it. Sign up for their bonus card for additional savings and perks and check their Weds flier for coupon savings and extra gas points. This week a free Wishborn 16 oz salad dressing was loaded to my card. Aside from the store this location has pumps so you can take advantage of your gas points after you shop.

Krissi at the front desk was very rude. Walked away from me while I was talking to her generally…read morelacking customer service, or kindness. Called me to her while I was in line then proceeded to tell me i needed to hold on she was finishing something. Sad because they are usually fast.

I try to get here a few times a month as the bargains are always changing and sometimes I find many…read moregreat finds. Before you buy anything here, check the expiration date and the price. Not every item is bargain priced. Some might even be the same or even more than a regular full service supermarket. Most of the staff is very friendly and helpful. Finally, if you are not sure if you will like a product as it could be a strange flavor or very spicy, buy one of the items and taste it after you check out. If it turns out that you really like the product and the price is too good to pass up, go back and buy to your heart's content. If you don't buy on the same day, most likely the next time you return, the product could be gone.

I've been going to the Ephrata Sharp Shopper for years. Helps supplement my family's groceries…read more Great selection of items. I wouldn't suggest going there for bread however as it's better and cheaper at Aldi. You can get a large variety of drinks at discounted prices. Just be sure to check the dates.