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!

My favorite place to stop when I visit my boyfriends family!!…read moreEverything is super fresh and delicious. Prices have definitely gone up over the last year since I began shopping there but it's well with it and that's just inflation. The blackberry hand pie with cream cheese, pork tongue souse, garlic bagel chips, cream cheese dips, and jalepeno cheese bread are always must haves when I go!

I wish I could bottle this small grocery/odds and ends store up with me and bring it back to Ks. I…read morewas born and raised in this small town where Peight's resides. It is operated by the local Amish and thus everything is simple and pure. Organic meats and dairy. Homemade everything. And the best "whoopie pies" under the sun!!! My oldest daughter is in love with their homemade candy... the gummy pink grapefruits being her favorite. And while I am a traditional chocolate whoopie pie lover... she favors the pumpkin. I do allow myself some meat when back home in Pa, however because it is all locally and humanely raised. So if you go, you should definitely try the Sweet Lebanon Bologna meat with some Yogurt cheese on some homemade bread with real mayo... its the best sandwich ever!!! I gained 4 pounds on these sandwiches and the whoopie pies on our recent trip! lol

I had an eye appointment in the Vision Center yesterday. I looked at some new frames, but didn't…read moresee anything I wanted, so I told Angie and Kayla I would be using my old frames and just wanted the lenses. I had brought in my prescription sunglasses, but left my clear glasses in my truck. They said they needed my glasses to do a "trace." I received a text from my job and didn't have time to go to my truck and come back. They said I could come in after work. Around 6 PM I brought in both pairs of glasses. The woman on duty was Tam. She looked some stuff up on the computer, then took my glasses into the back area, out of my sight. She came back, then disappeared with them again. After I paid for my new lenses, she tried to return my glasses in a case. I didn't want or need a case. I put them on and walked out to my truck when I realized the frames were broken on my regular, clear glasses. They were broken when I took them in. In my opinion, Tam broke my glasses, then tried to pull the wool over my eyes by returning them in a case. It was either intentional to coerce me into buying new frames or accidental. She tried to deceive me, regardless. I will never trust Walmart Vision Center again.

Do NOT depend on WalMart+ for a delivery. It will give a time frame and your items likely won't…read moreshow up until the following morning. This has happened to me on 6 occasions in the last 3 months. If it were non perishable items, it wouldn't be a big deal. But groceries with perishables, having the items show up unannounced results in a loss. :-(

I visited this Martin's to buy snacks and beverages for my road trip. Prior to my visit to this…read moreMartin's, I had not previously heard of the grocery store chain. Apparently, it is owned by Giant and operates stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. This grocery store had the typical departments that most grocery stores have, but I felt very pleased with the large selection of products and the low prices. I also noticed a sign that said that employees start at an hourly wage of $15 per hour, so I feel happy that the employees are paid well above minimum wage. My cashier was nice and accurately rang up my items, but she was also emotionally withdrawn because apparently a previous customer had been mean to her. But I understand the situation, and I liked how two other employees were team-oriented and were empathizing with her. Finally, I saw a robot that was searching for spills and other hazards--how fun!

Every time I shop for a large grocery order, I enjoy the savings at Martin's. It is somewhat of a…read moredistance for me, so I don't shop there often (maybe one a month). The last time I shopped my order was over $250 and I saved $80. That more than made up for the gas my car used in the trip to the store. However, after viewing my receipt I found a purchase I didn't recognized. I looked up the abbreviation and discovered it was for firewood. Huh? I didn't purchase firewood which cost 8.79. And I didn't even get the firewood. Well, I guess that takes care of the cost of the gas used to get there. Then I thought I would look at the rest of the purchases on the receipt. I noticed that I paid full price for the salmon that was on clearance. That was another $6.03 extra I paid for. But never mind, I still saved. Just not as much as I thought and I learned a lesson. Always watch to screen when checking out. Or at least look over the receipt before leaving the parking lot. One last thing that I should mention. The cashier was top notch, on the ball. Excellent service.

Had a great experience with the bakery at Kennie's Markets in Gettysburg. I needed two full sheet…read morecakes celebrating the Navy's 250th birthday for a Navy reunion. I used my phone to show the girl what image I wanted on each cake and they were done perfectly!

This is the best market in town. They have so much local produce, meat, and of course Mr. G's ice…read morecream. If you want to shop local and support local businesses and farms this is the place to go.

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.

Never had bad quality food here. Fruit & vegetables are a bit pricey but the quality is much…read morepreferred to anything I'd try to get fresh from Walmart. Associates were very helpful and the lady named Jenny who was helping me at the beer register was a hoot who gave me friendly/ kind service. Store was clean and although groceries were a bit more expensive then what I like you get what you pay for so I'll be back.

I like this store, they generally have good things…read more   But, they ahh, are deceptive.  The fresh bagels are not cooked fresh there, but arrive frozen and defrosted to be fresh [there was a photo, I hope it stays up].  I have purchased frozen bagels in the fresh bakery section.  I think this is at best deceptive and at worst, dishonest.  Fresh does not mean fresh from frozen in my book.  At least the worker (AND THE MANAGER!) did not lie or evade the question that yes, they were frozen, and I think they died a little inside as they had to argue that that frozen bagel was fresh in some realistic or wholesome way.   So, worth going to, but, now it is store policy to ask for your drivers license to get the store card and to require the store card. without the store card, things can be significantly more expensive. why do I want to have my purchases recorded? I don't, so I wont' go back. won't go back? 1 star.

I love Karn's - I am from CA and we do not have anything like this. Went into the store today for…read morethe first time at this location and the deli and meat counters help was amazing. I was buying alot of different items and they did not act bothered at all. I bought all kinds of different types of sausages and he didn't make me feel bad at all. He even thanked me for my business - this location is a little out of my way but I will make a point to go again as it is a gorgeous drive thru the country. They had olive loaf at the deli - love that stuff and hard to find.

Compared to the other Karns locations in the area, this is by far a cleaner, more modern facility…read more(it used to be a Nell's, but Karns moved in after Nell's went out of business a few years back). The store is huge and just feels more complete than the store in Boiling Springs. Their meat department has a great selection and I would recommend anyone looking for steak to go here for quality. Yes, their "deals" often involve buying meat in bulk, but even for the extra dollar a pound to buy it without the deal, you get what you pay for. Their ground sirloin is out of this world for things like hamburger helper or tacos! The soups are another highlight - it's like walking into my grandma's kitchen! Homemade style soups are always available on their hot bar, and some are prepackaged cold. Our favorites are their Corn Chowder, Lobster Bisque, and their Corn and Shrimp Chowder. The only downside is the price. You get it by the pound, and if you use the big container, you could easily spend almost $10. That's a bit steep for maybe two portions, but the quality really is amazing. They run great deals on things like frozen pizza! Their pies and baked goods are decent quality too, though I'd recommend getting these early in the day as many are made overnight. Fresh in the morning doesn't always mean fresh in the evening! Cat food and litter is reasonable as well. Two 20 pound containers of litter is maybe a dollar or two more than one 40 pound container at Target or Walmart, so it really isn't worth the drive when we can just grab this at Karns. North Middleton got a great boost when Karns brought groceries back to this side of town!

This grocery store is right at the intersection of Route 34 and 850 in Shermans Dale Pennsylvania…read moreon Spring Road. The nice thing about this grocery store is that it is convenient and has some nice specials each week. It is now owned by IGA. I like to review the weekly newspaper fliers sent through the mail so that I can find out the weekly deals and plan my shopping trip there accordingly. I look for good produce deals and good deals on the chicken thighs as I found that their raw chicken when cooked up is the best in the area and sure beats the W place! They have a nice deli section; kudos to Michelle G who works there--she is always friendly and helpful! The deli specials are very good and the ready-made foods are nice for when you have to rush a meal. Ready-made foods are of a nice variety, including options like calzone, chicken alfredo, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, rotisserie chicken, cheeseburgers, hog maw (PA Dutch), coleslaw, potato salad, and various kinds of pasta salads. Located in a plaza with a pharmacy, post office, hardware store, diner, Chinese restaurant, pizza shop, and other businesses, Marketplace is a great convenience in our community!

Stopped in for ice cream but discovered there's so much more here. I was expecting kind of a…read moreconvenience store with an ice cream counter but it's more like a small grocery store. I went for ice cream but was staring at the prepared foods section when a young lady asked if I was there for food or ice cream - I said I wasn't really sure so she showed me everything that was available then prepared my to-go container (which I ate inside at one of the tables) and then got a gigantic "medium" twist cone for the road. I should have taken a picture but I had already licked the top of the cone. Everything was great: the gals working here were all super friendly, the food was terrific, and the ice cream was extremely cold soft-serve so it didn't melt the moment I walked outside - that was important on a 93 degree day. I left happy for a great meal and a positive experience. I used to ride my motorcycle past here I have no idea how many times and wish I'd stopped but now I have a place to come for food that's delicious and not a chain. Thanks!

Considering the fact that this is a grocery store, They should be using automatic doors. Plus…read moretheir emergency exits should be more clearly marked. Likewise, they should have a PA Lottery ticket kiosk at the checkout.