This store never ceases to amaze me - and not in a good way. I strongly recommend avoiding curbside…read morepickup here. They don't answer the phone, and I had to get out of my car just to check in (on more than one occasion). When I got home, I found multiple issues with my order. A bag of Sun Chips was already torn open, and my Dave's Killer Bagels pack only had 4 bagels instead of the usual 5. On top of this, they substituted two packs of flatbread with crackers despite my order clearly stating no substitutions. It took three separate phone calls just to get these issues resolved and to receive credits. Overall, a very frustrating experience. The Elverson PA store is MUCH better, never had an issue there.

First time in a Grocery Outlet and I liked it. The friendly staff made a great impression. Good…read morevariety of food products and household goods. Lots of fun toys for kids and decorations for summer patios and parties. Great prices. Found more than I expected to for a small grocery store. Clean aisles and displays.

Beyond excited that they opened this Exton location! I have already been twice. Despite it being…read morecrowded the layout of this store is better and the aisles are wider than other locations in the area. I know it has been busy but the shelves are well stocked, and they have plenty of the popular items! I always love what I buy from Trader Joe's and I think the prices are also really good along with the food quality! I also have to shout out the staff! Everyone I have interacted with has been super helpful and friendly, I know how hectic opening a store can be and dealing with that on top of the crowds and excitement and they are handling it amazingly! I will definitely be back regularly!

Great store and awesome products! I had a great experience overall but why do you have employees…read morestocking and talking in groups around where people want to look? It's a small enough store as it is.

This store opened recently in the area in thorndale area closer to Lincoln Highway, closer to…read moreDomino's Pizza. The store has a huge parking lot, not greatly lit but okay. They have carts to grab as you enter the store, and then you will see the fruits and vegetables section.they have a decent amount of fruit but limited veggies. The prices of the fruits are reasonable. The store is well maintained, and the ambiance is great. The staff is constantly checking and restocking each and every aisle. The store is very clean and nicely maintained. I also shopped for diary products, and they have a good selection and organic options, too. The checkout counters are easy to get out. The staff is friendly and very assisting the customers.

Dirty, Isles not marked with numbers dollar store has numbers , staff not very friendly!!!!…read more today's visit was one of my worst!! I'm thinking I may go to the Malvern store because they are much more accommodating there!!

This is the worst grocery store ever. I used the bathroom and literally watched the butcher walk…read moreout of the sit down stall and out the door without washing his hands. He then walked straight back to the meat department. Customer service is awful. Self-checkout is the only option and it is poorly attended. Three days ago it took my wife and I 25 minutes to check out 3 items because the self-checkout kept malfunctioning and nobody was readily available to help us. It's obvious that nobody at this store cares.

Let me tell you why I am loving this store - there are not whole aisles dedicated to 1000 varieties…read moreof mayonnaise!!!! This store has variety but not to the excessive extent other large grocery chains have bombarded the public with. After multiple visits I have only encountered one employee that was barely civil (service desk) and everyone else no matter what time of day has been very pleasant. And I have shopped during all shifts between 6am and 10pm on weekdays and during the weekend. I also like the fact this chain is employee owned. And they stock my favorite brand of bacon - Kunzler.i despise grocery shopping normally but I can definitely tolerate, and perhaps enjoy, shopping in this clean, uncluttered, friendly store.

This whole foods is located in Exton and very close to the exton mall. They have a very good…read morecollection of groceries and freshly made food. The store is kept clean and the staff is friendly. The parking lot is huge and well lit. I definitely recommend this Whole Foods if you are living closer by. The quality of the vegetables and fruits is awesome !!

Local farm fresh and local personal items. And small businesses from around that are clean and…read morenatural. Grace at checkout took the time to help me get the bioscan setup since I was already a Prime member. I was struggling and she really helped. Very engaging. I'm in all the time, next time I'll let the Manager know how helpful Grace was today. Updated today with many more pics from my previous visit. The local items I'm finding that are local made and natural. Like real good and affordable. Nice work

They have amazingly low prices on items that you need and can use on a daily basis…read more Selection varies from day today so you never know what you're gonna get. Every time I walk out of there I have a smile on my face.

Always have amazing prices with new things every week! The selection is awesome and you save so…read moremuch money.

I requested ham to be cut very thin at the deli counter because I was cooking with it. What I got…read moreis not only the thin meat as requested but also thin slices of the plastic that covers the meat. Don't you have to unwrap the meat in order to slice it? I don't know but this is what I had to pick out of the ham before I cooked it for quiche. Also, in the past I used to buy the Prochuitto there but at some point they started getting lazy and started cutting it thick! It tastes like a glob of meat which is why I now buy my Prochuitto at the Amish market in west town!!! They cut it so beautifully that it's a treat to eat!!!! I have had compliments on it too when served to guests!!!

I have to still say I kind of don't like coming here unless I am in the area for something else…read more The KOP Wegman's is much more preferable. Something to do with subtleties in the demographics of shoppers here. A segment little uppity, little HENRY. Of note, Vanguard HQ is close by. I personally prefer Fidelity. Those who know will understand. Anyhoo, reason for this update, Wegman's now features Korean Kim Bap ! Options I saw were vegan (what a shame since I personally like egg) and shrimp. The shrimp is there but small and unobstrusive but yet it works. This is the bomb for supermarket sushi, and now the best Wegman's have. To me, Wegman's sushi has always been meh, a reluctant buy for the occasional lunch, for its convenience. But the Kim Bap is different. It is pretty good. Tastes like the real thing imo. Nice bit of sesame oil and sesame seeds. Spinach, korean radish, the proper seaweed. My new go-to. Feels weird it still comes with the little fake wasabi packet and the pickled ginger. Totally unnecessary. Little pricey of course, compared to what you would buy in a Korean supermarket like Hmart or Assi. For this price, you would typically get double the amount. But this is worth it. And the Kim Bap at Korean supermarkets have gone downhill anyway. I suspect they are prepared by Mexicans that are often employed there.

This is a great store in the area. The maps could be misleading watch for that. The parking lot is…read morehuge. The store is well lit and neatly organized. There are carts available to grab at entrance. The collection iin this store is outstanding than nearest Aldi. The vegetables, fruits, dairy, bread choices. Everything in the store is great and somehow looks fresh. I needed assistance and the staff was friendly to assit. The prices are reasonable. Only suggestion is the checkout counters could get lengthy at times.

Live from your friendly neighborhood Stage 5 Grocery Stalker: The new Lidl in Exton is open, and…read moreit's beautiful! Like a weirdo, I've been driving by the storefront every time I've been in Exton recently to check if it was open yet. I wish I could blame this excitement on being cooped up due to COVID, but in reality guys...I just love new grocery stores. Opening details have been suspiciously limited online so I've had to rely on good ol' fashioned drive-by's. Shoutout to my local plant swap group where I finally learned that - yes! - they're open at last. The store itself is very big for its category - I believe larger than the other Lidl's in the area and definitely bigger than the nearby Exton Aldi. It's super bright and welcoming. Even full of many other excited opening-week shoppers tonight, there was room to maneuver around and find what I was looking for. One thing I love about Lidl is their fresh bakery. In non-COVID times everything is available by the piece: one pretzel roll, one croissant, etc. Right now for disease prevention everything is bundled into packages so you can't pick & mix as easily, but the prices are great so even buying multiple of one product is still a good deal. My usual go-to is either the pretzels or pretzel buns, but this time I picked up some tasty quark donut holes which were soft and fresh. I didn't really come in with a list today, so more just wondered around the aisles and got a lay of the land. For some reason I was amused by the mini door freezers above the usual fish/meat sliding freezers. They make the store look more...organized? Futuristic? I don't know, but they're fun. Also fun: if you're used to other Lidl stores or shopping at Aldi, this won't be a surprise to you, but they have a decent rotating stock of home goods and clothing in the middle of the store as well. If you are usually more of a Giant/Acme kinda gal, you may be surprised to find small kitchen appliances, women's leggings, and men's boat shoes next to your salmon. It's always fun to see what random things pop up that you usually don't need but will be tempted by anyway. All employees were super friendly and welcoming, and everyone was wearing a mask. Of course the store is brand new but still worth mentioning that it looked sparkling clean. No quarters required for carts, and they have the smaller "half carts" which I appreciate because they're much easier to maneuver around the store. Overall a great first impression from this new Lidl and I'm definitely looking forward to shopping here more!