Lunch meat counter is horrible except for like two of the workers. They have like 4 to 5 people…read moreworking and they are very slow. They also do not listen good. You tell them you want it cut thin and it's thick. You tell them a 1/2 pound and they give you a pound. Also the produce is horrible you get peaches that are dry and hard. They try to sell strawberry's with mold growing on them. Every time you buy the 3 cases of water for 11 dollars the coupon does not take the whole amount off.

Consistently good selection, wide prepared food choices, nice bakery and produce sections…read more Compared to their old location, it's like The Linc vs. The Vet. They have sushi and lots of prepared foods as you go in. The bakery has whole wheat rolls and buns, which I don't see often at Acme. The deli has interesting dips and hummus flavors. My wife has gone there via the SEPTA 101 trolley and appreciates the access from the trolley stop for pedestrians. It's much easier and safer than the old location. Visually it's an engaging store. It's well lit and easy to navigate compared to the old store. Prices compare favorably to Giant and Acme.

This giant took 5 weeks to get their brand of ice tea in to the store. Also the two women working…read moreat the lunch meat counter should be fired. They are slow as hell and they don't want to move fast at all. Fire them they are worthless.

This used to be my go to grocery store and my recent visit reminded me why I stopped going…read more Honestly don't miss it at all. Too many times I have gotten fruit here and had it instantly go bad. The order at the deli kiosk thing is great in theory. If it's working you should be able to put in your order and then go shopping. However, whenever we go it is conveniently turned off or out of order. So, you have to wait forever to even put in your deli order and then start your shopping. Also, I know this is a Havertown law but they did away with plastic bags so you have to bring your own bags and bag it yourself. Overall, if I have to deal with all that I would rather go to Aldi for half the price.

High end products at quality prices. Fresh vegetables, fish, eggs & other dairy products. Really…read morelove their nuts and juices aisles.

Consistently good prices and friendly service make this a regular stop…read more The bakery has plenty of sweet and savory items put out multiple times a day plus large French, Classic and Rustic baguettes. Some items rotate seasonally. I'm waiting for cheese pizza to come back, but liked the new scones and muffins. In moderation. I like their produce section more than Aldi, they have a consistent selection week after week. It's rare they're out of regular items like bananas or apples. Lidl tends to get rid of products without much notice so feel free to use the comment section in their receipt surveys if looking for something. Or ask when checking out. Some products are seasonal. The middle of Lidl has some good bargains. I found a water flosser and rechargeable toothbrush with a timer. My wife really likes their house brand ice cream chocolate almond sticks. I can get in and out pretty quickly even with just one line typically open.

great selection! my family loved the chocolate wafers we found there, plus they had some good candy…read more we were also able to get some household essentials!

Went in JUST for brioche dinner rolls.. sliders tonight !! Found a couple other goodies.read more

A decent grocery selection with an extra star for the helpful pharmacy staff…read more Standard produce and bakery section with occasional markdown items in the bakery. Additional markdown shelf stable items are across from the bathrooms next to the pharmacy. Soup to salsa to cold medicine and everything in between. Pharmacy staff is very helpful and will answer any questions you have.

I thought I'd give this Acme another chance. Big mistake.. It is the worst Acme in Delaware…read moreCounty. How can one Acme in Manoa be so clean and well stocked and this one, only 3 miles away on Lansdowne Avenue, be so dirty and unpleasant ? ! Also, the employees all look unhappy and angry. .

The good: Aldi The bad: the most insufferable, mean…read moreemployees you will meet. Every week they find a reason to take out their frustrations on you. I've tried self-checkout, store pickup- every way to avoid them but without a doubt they will find you and yell at you or give you a lecture on what you did wrong.

If you have no other choice, come to this Aldi. They charge 25 cents to use the shopping carts. You…read moreget the quarter back but I don't think this method is effective to prevent theft. If someone wants to take the shopping cart they can because they paid for it. I went to this supermarket mainly for water gallons and they did not have it. What kind of supermarket doesn't have water? This is my first time coming here so I may give in another chance since it's easy to get to. There are a lot of parking spots and it's close to the bus.

Ah, Travers. You are the exactly like the old skool markets of my youth. Growing up, markets like…read moreyours were dotted all over the Philadelphia area. As chains and big box stores expanded, these local markets closed, one by one. I was delighted to hear that you were there, and made a point to visit. The market is in a small post war strip mall of stores surrounded by homes, so if you are thinking there's not a store up the road because clearly this is a neighborhood, you are mistaken. Stay with us. Parking was pretty easy. Entering I'm greeted with the wonderful smells of a deli. Hard to describe, it's a mixture of meat and spices and ...lemon. Sort of. First are grab and go meals (smart!) right by the door, then back to the deli where you can order a sandwich - hot or cold - and other items. Then...the PICKLE BARREL. OMG. I haven't seen one of these in SO long, and I was so excited I took a picture and sent it to all my old skool friends. They were equally excited. As kids, these were all over the place, and we loved stirring all the pickles in the brine, choosing one with the big metal tongs, slipping it in the wax paper bag so you could enjoy your treasure later. They also have actual groceries, small quantities but good variety so if you're in need of a bit of peanut butter for lunch sandwiches or a small pack of TP, you can get it there. You can also get lottery tickets and Bernie's Pretzels (yay!). The food was great, I got an italian hoagie that was delish, and some macaroni salad YUM. I also picked up a small side salad which was a nice addition to my little lunch meal and a bottle of Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer. Heck, yeah, I'll be back. You should go too, it's a great family owned place.

Pretty darn good breakfast sandwich. Fresh off the grill and you can pick your own bagel…read more I gotta give love to a place where you can get a hot breakfast sandwich, Bernie's Pretzels, Corropolese tomato pie, and some homemade chicken cutlets all in one shot.

The service and food of the ACME is awesome however the cleanliness could be a whole lot better…read more Like the break table where customers and workers can eat at is atrocious.

Never buy meat from this location. Bought chicken twice well within the date and was rancid when I…read moreopened them. First was chicken breast, this time was a whole chicken.

When you're married to an Indian woman, you have learn where to get the items that she craves from…read morehome. For instance, one day in the beginning months of her pregnancy, she was craving jal jeera masala. Apparently she used to drink it as a kid, and it helped settle her stomach. After a description of what to look for, she sent me here to see if they had it. Yep... They had it. Rangoli is the closest Indian store to where we live, so we are semi regulars. I've personally been to Indian stores with far greater selection. This store will never be able to compare with places in Edison, NJ for instance. But they do very well for a store of their size. Plus, they're my hook up for when I need Parle G biscuits. When I visited India in 08, we drove past the Parle G factory in Mumbai as it is located close to where my wife grew up. Now, Mumbai tends to be polluted and smells like it. But at that moment when we drove past, Mumbai smelled like cookies and it was glorious. So when I want to relive that moment, it's nice that I only have to go to Clifton Heights instead of buying a $1500 round trip plane ticket.

A pretty nice place. Like a convenience store but has some better prices. It also has items you…read moreprobably will rarely find anywhere. Hope to come here again.