There are some good deals to be had in here but you need to know what you would pay elsewhere…read morebecause not everything is a deal in this place. They have these funny signs that say what you would pay elsewhere but some of them are so outrageous I don't know where they are comparing themselves to. The brands they carry change constantly so you can't really count on going to this place if you need specific items. The store is clean and not very crowded though.

Great deals. The produce is fresh and has longer shelf life than other local stores. There's an…read moreabundance of quality items that are unavailable elsewhere. Aisles are always clean, organized, and well stocked. Stock rotates frequently, but I can always find family favorites and essential items at reasonable prices. The store is well maintained and has professional staff. I always recommend shopping here first to save money and for a more relaxed shopping experience.

Leaving a review because the other reviews here don't seem to offer a fair assessment of this store…read morein 2022. This is an excellent small-format store. Surprisingly good for plant based eaters (surprising because one negative review pointed out, this is supposedly "hick country"). If I can find my items here, I much prefer shopping here over shopping at more crowded spots closer to reading or Hamburg - smaller crowds, relaxed atmosphere, etc.

A good close-to-home market open 24hrs. Can't get everything here but it has the standard…read morenecessities. Generally clean. Deli dept. could practice better hygiene with glove changes and hand washing. Not a big fan of the pre-cut lunch meats but I will still purchase. Prices are clearly labeled and items are usually fully stocked.

The people who work here are so nice and friendly I came…read morehere sick...trying yo get stuff to make cuz I was sick...(crockpot...lol) the lady suggested this that, cold medicine , etc, etc I usually go to Redners but THIS place is my new go to spot..... small business, ethnic foods.... Yeah.....

It's has a good selection but several things are off. I've…read morebeen shopping here for years now and still if I stand in one area for too long I start to get a employee who stays stands around me like I'm going to steal a 2.99$ food item and lose my good job. Also there are only about 2-3 nice women cashiers that actually say thank you. The rest are very rude. At times they don't even say how much u owe,they just stare at you and if they have to say the price it's done in a bothered tone.they also look like they don't wanna be there. the prices are also quite steep also. Overall it's a good place if you just wanna buy and leave and don't care for interaction and have enough money to buy without a care.

I have always had a very good experience when shopping at the Pottstown Store. It's clean and the…read morefruit is always fresh. During these difficult times the staff are always friendly. Keep up the good work! C. Bryant

I frequently go to this store but I have decided not to support a store who has great cashiers but…read moreterrible management. I looked the manager straight in the eye on several times in the AM and he never says a word , always starts frowning . I saw him park his car in the handicap spot and he appears to be walking just fine. He could have an issue that is not visible , but I will no longer support a store that has the top man looking like I don't belong.

Oley Valley Organics is amazing. This place is packed with a wide variety of locally made products…read moreincluding breads and pastries, cheeses, coffee, teas, meats, and produce, along with a good selection of other well-known national organic brand products. They've got local wine for sale by the bottle, as well as kombucha and nitro coldbrew coffee on draft. The store's owners and staff are welcoming, friendly and helpful. Shop small, shop local!

Nice local product and knowledge. Prices lean high . Selection is limited . Lots of other options…read morein the 50 mile vicinity that offer more for less . Hope they ramp it up . This boutique approach is hard with so many Farmers markets, Whole Foods , Wegmans , Natures Garden in the market place locally. More customers might translate in to lower prices , i dont see much in terms of getting the word out . I am rooting for them to ramp up !!!

The store is clean and the staff is friendly. There's a lot of generic, store brand items. Often…read moretimes that's where you're going to find the most savings in the biggest deals on items. They also have some unique store brand products that you will not be able to find anywhere else. The inventory is consistent for the most part - so if you like a product, oftentimes you'll be able to get more of it in the future and They have an interesting system in place for their shopping carts that effectively prevents people from being lazy and leaving carts everywhere around the parking lot. A quarter gets paid to release a cart. Then you get the quarterback when you return the cart. There's ample parking and handicap spots right near the door. The checkout lines move fast even when people have a ton of items in their cart Also, they don't do free bags ( paper bags or plastic bags). Sometimes they will have empty boxes from stocking the shelves available that people can use. They also have reusable bags for sale. Most people bring their own.

This is the second Aldi grocery store that I've visited (the other one being on Millcreek Rd. in…read moreAllentown). The layout of this store is slightly different and seems to be a little larger than the Allentown store. Four things you need to know: 1) You need to bring your own shopping bags or buy their paper or plastic bags at checkout. If you forget, it's not the end of the world: a full size paper bag is only $.06. 2) You need to put a quarter in the handle of the shopping cart to release it from the other carts (you get the quarter back when you drop off the cart). 3) The large chocolate bars are awesome - they're from Austria. 4) They have a lot of gluten-free, organic, etc. healthier foods at nice prices. From what little I've learned of Aldi, they're based in Germany and follow a European style shopping experience (explaining the shopping cart situation and supplying your own bags). They tend to have one brand choice for all of their products, mostly their own house brand vs. the typical national names. Also, the products tend to come in just one size (like sour cream, cans of beans, etc.) I thought the prices were really good on the things I checked out. The store itself is small; larger than a CVS but way smaller than a full-fledge grocery store. They do have fresh produce, milk, eggs, bread, etc. in addition to canned goods, meats and frozen items. It would be a good place to go if you were planning a party -- they have a lot of selection of heat & eat hors d'oeuvres, cheeses and crackers. They *do not* accept manufacturer's coupons. You *can* get additional cash back from debit purchases like you can at other places (other grocery stores, Target, Walmart, etc.)

Bottomline: Cheapest gas around if you're passing through this sleepy stretch of Route 322…read more GAS: Prices are the cheapest around, perhaps because of the rural location. Highest gas grade is 92. CONVENIENCE STORE: Pretty much your standard issue gas station store with a variety of snacks, beverages, and of course coffee. LOCATION: Honey Brook is a somewhat rural town, and this Turkey Hill seems to be quite a popular gathering spot.

I no longer live there and really miss it . All ( most) items authentic Amish , sold in bulk. They…read morehave "different " hard to find items. We are now in Calif;-(, it would be nice if the had on line ordering. I have a friend go get things I can't find here. She sends to me. Please echo hill , consider it.

ahh I must say, I do miss Echo Hill now that we're in CA. As I was recently shopping for some…read moreflours and spices, I realized I never reviewed one of my favorite go-to places for such things. I love to bake and cook, so although this quaint, unassuming store was a bit of a drive, I happily made it on a regular basis when living in PA. It's out in the middle of the country...let's put it this way, you wouldn't run into it while out and about! I see they now have a website which includes a charming history of this family-owned business dating back to 1955 when the current owner's father purchased the property, as well as where the name "Echo Hill" comes from! I believe almost all the employees are family and everyone is always friendly and helpful. Granted, I haven't been here since moving out of state in 2020 and from reading some of the reviews, it seems their prices (like everyone else's) have increased, but this store always had the biggest selection of grains, flours, nuts, and spices, as well as packaging for homemade food gifts. I always found their selection and pricing to be awesome and worth the drive!