Visiting family who moved nearby, a perfect spot to get everything we needed and more. Peach pie…read morewas so good without being overly sweet, orange creamsicle milk was a nice treat, and honey roasted peanut butter is my favorite. We will be back when we are in the area for sure!

Sally M Buy all my milk here. Lots of wonderful baked goods…read moreand very good take out meals. Stacey and her crew are very nice and no matter how busy they are, they take time to help.

They are good for somethings but not for gas. Thank God two other gas stations are around. I got…read moregas there and my vehicle did not drive well and if you need air in your tires you have to pay for it. They do have good sales on their food sometimes we have three choices, Weis, Karns, or Giant. We find Karns has the best meat.

While normally I take shopping at Giant for granted as they are far from the best, I actually…read moreappreciated this location when recently spending some time in the middle of nowhere at a state park glamping. It really helped when when provisions were only a few miles away. Typical Giant store layout with the produce and yuppie type juices on the right as soon as you enter the store with the deli in the back and the freezer/fridge stuff towards the back left with dry goods in the middle. What made this location pretty decent was that they had: * More than enough parking. Sure they share a lot with a beer store, Subway and a Chinese restaurant along with a McD's plus a bank next store but even with that I never had a far walk. * More than enough cashiers on duty. Unlike my local Giant where seemingly having more than two cashiers on a time is some kind of a violation of the Geneva Convention, both times in the store they had almost all of the lanes open plus the self checkout stations worked flawlessly. * The people working at the deli were very efficient and friendly. But: * The deli location each time I came was out of their "store made" (i.e. defrosted) mac and cheese. When I asked I was told that it would be at least thirty minutes until another batch could be rendered. Also fairly vile was the store made meatloaf which looked like little brown burnt driveway pavers. * Some of the aisles are really narrow. Way too many useless displays and floor fridges/freezers holding things all over the place. Overall it's the same prices as home, they took my Bonus Card no question and each time I was in and out in under fifteen minutes. Not great but it could be a lot worse or the drive could be a lot further from Little Buffalo.

Still my favorite Italian hoagie place! Loaded subs and sandwiches at this little corner deli…read more Wonderful staff, family atmosphere. Great snack selection for kids! I return time and again to this local Perry County gem!

worst place ever use to be the cheapest place for lunch meat now they are just greedy in their…read moreprices

Good to have a market just across the street from where I live. They often have some nice meats…read moreand loafs and deserts too. Wish they had selections of cold drinks and milk however. Fersters has been around for years now. Wish them lots of luck.

I love their barbecue. Friendly staff and great customer service. It is a great family owned…read morebusiness.

We love this store and the owner is really very, very nice The store itself is very clean and the…read moreprices are really good.

Just as the name says. SKYLINE Bargains, is just that. "YOU Ain't GOING TO FIND A MORE REASONABLE…read moreSTORE" I was actually astonished at the prices here. Everything from aspirin, to cereals to cheeses and then some. This place is a MUST for anyone on a budget. I mean what's the matter with being a little CHEAP(er)? Basically overstocked food from the warehouse that didn't sell or a couple of months left on food items expiration dates that had to be pulled. This is where this store comes into play. This store buys a pallet of food at a discount and pass the savings on to you. If your passing through PA, go check them out THE REVIEW GURU

This Dollar General needs a face-lift on its storefront. It also needs better organization. Items…read moreare piled willy-nilly outside and inside the store. Floors are not clean. Aisles are crammed. Understably, since it appears as though employees don't care, customers follow suit. It is in an okay location with plenty of parking. Deals are plentiful, but shoppers must look beyond messy layout.

I was in your store , you had signs on Pepsi products 2/$2.50, when I rang out I looked at my…read morereceipt the Pepsi rang up $2.30 each, so I walked back to the shelf, the sign read 2/$2.50, Mt. Dew and select varieties. Then talked to the cashier , she went back took the sign down and said it says Pepsi if it's on sale, now to my knowledge they are all Pepsi products. I said that is very deceiving. I was not happy and she didn't refund my money.

The Skyline Market is great!…read more This place is your typical Bent-n-Dent grocery outlet, with the added bonus of it being exceptionally clean and well staffed. In addition to having a canned food section, they also have a frozen and refrigerated foods area with a decent selection of produce. They pack a lot of value into a moderately small sized space. This place can seriously put a huge DENT in your grocery bill, without cutting quality. One of my favorite canned foods typically costs about $4.25 in a regular grocery store, but only costs me $0.75 at Skyline.

My rating of three is because the store is SUPER confusing. It appears they added on by moving…read moreinto the existing building next door, but in doing so they didn't really put 'like' things together. For example, there is dairy in the 'first half' of the store to include lunch meat, etc. - but then in the 'second half' of the store there is more cheese and dairy. I found myself running back and forth several times trying to find what I needed. The store has a huge selection, it just isn't very organized. If they would put all the cold stuff together like most Karn's stores, etc. it would provide a more friendly shopping experience.