We absolutely love coming to Beilers. They often have a great selection of produce you won't find at a mass grocery store, for better prices. Their sales are often quite good too. I will say that their plants and pumpkins during those times of the years are a bit overpriced but their mum's in the fall are really pretty. We do try to avoid coming during peak hours because it can get very crowded, very easily. I'd actually love to see them get a bigger building so that shopping was a bit easier for customers. read more

Great produce, great prices, great service. Always crowded, always stocked with unique things.

Service and the had what I needed. The food was fresh. I have been there twice and going back today.

You really have to look over the produce and vegetables. More often than not it's old and spoiled.

Great place to purchase bulk items and save a ton. The deli selection is vast and they carry a nice assortment of cheese. You can tell there has been a real effort to modernize the store. The employees are friendly and helpful. read more

The best discounted produce cheese deli bulk out there!! Love love love this jem! Great service! Nice staff!!

Dirty. Over priced Not great stuff Went downhill once they started accepting food stamps read more

Great selection of all things food! Fresh produce, great deli counter, many fun things to choose for your food fun.

A true roadside oddity. Buy spices and candy in bulk here and save a ton of money. Weird little place with some things you really can't find anywhere. read more

I love the convenience of this store, and they do have a wide selection. Many of the vegetables, such as their potatoes and onions, are fine. I do find a lot of variation in quality of their cold more perishable vegetables, such as red and green leaf lettuce, and peppers, grapes, etc. Recently I've purchased leaf lettuce more than once, and when getting into it at home found lots of broken smashed bits on the inside of the heads, which were beginning to decay. Throwing away half of what I've bought isn't a good thing and it has happened more often lately. Not sure I'll buy lettuce from them again. I love the deli, although the ordering/pick up process can be lengthy when the store is busy. They way they take and fulfill orders is odd, one person writes down your order, and someone else fills it. The bulk items, candy, nuts, baking supplies, offer a large selection. Though small, the cold dairy items also offer a good selection, as do the frozen items. There is a nicely stocked baked good area, for that last minute dessert offering. Try the fry pies, if you're lucky enough to shop when they still have some in stock. All in all a nice neighborhood market, I just wish the lettuce was of better quality, and or handled better. They offer a decent selection considering the small size of the store. One thing that really bugs me is the lack of cart cleanliness. The carts look as if they are never cleaned at all. No way I'd place a child in one, or food that wasn't wrapped/packaged. Some of the carts are in dismal shape, some barely push due to mangled wheels. read more

Best produce and prices in the area. On my last visit home we paid about 1/3 the price for fruits and veggies when compared to Giant Eagle. In this locally owned and operated Mennonite business, you will find: fresh deli meats and cheeses, with nutritional labels posted by most items. (Very helpful, since I was home helping my father recuperate post heart attack!) regular and naturally sweetened Amish jams, bulk bagged candy, so many spices (good taco seasoning), baked goods, like my very favorite (in the whole wide world) pumpkin cookies, colorful varieties of popping corn, popcorn seasonings, canning supplies, local chips, sour cream, butter and whatnot, and many, many Amish style pies! I noticed some new cookbooks on this go around, to include Amish and Diabetic/ Healthy cooking genres. I always get a Caramel at the register. I have watched Beiler's grow in size and customer base over the years, and share with the community. It is a bit packed with people, at times, and always packed with goodies! **Tips: If you are driving in from Akron, on the 619/Edison, take a left on 91/Cleveland Ave at the only stop light in town. Beiler's will be the Red Building on the Right. Closed Sundays, like most traditional shops in Lake Township. read more

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I really use to live Beiler's but I have to say the quality of their fruits and veggies have really gone downhill. Their deli is incredible. Bulk items are great. However, there has been so many occasions that I've bought produce and it's been bad by the next day. read more

Peppers and parsnips and onions....OH MY! Beiler's is a vegetarians wonderland (and meat eaters alike!) A friend of mine turned me onto Belier's. Needless to say, they are now my very best friend. I absolutely love Beiler's! If you like a large selection of fresh produce at really good prices, this is the place for you. Want some affordable fresh herbs for your dinner recipe? Beiler's. Potatoes for that breakfast hash? Beiler's. Deli ham for your lunch sandwiches? Beiler's. This place has amazing sale ads and their veggies are beautiful. They have a deli counter with some of the nicest staff. Fast, efficient and a good selection of meats and cheeses. Love to bake? They have a bulk ingredient section that is huge and a massive variety of ingredients you can't find in bulk elsewhere. Parking here is a bit of a bear and navigating the store can be frustrating.....it is tight quarters and people love to leave their carts in the middle of the aisles. But, check out is speedy and the quality of their bags to put your produce in and their checkout bags are top notch. No ripping bags and run away apples! I come here once a week and recommend you do too! read more

Lots of amazing fresh food choices. So many hard to find veggies and fruits! My husband loves the Amish cheeses. Pretty good prices. $1 for three bunches of green onions! read more

Best prices in the area! If you are trying this place for the first time I suggest you go during the week, Saturdays are a bit crazy because the place is small inside and they are closed on Sundays. They have the best prices for fresh produce, fruits you have to keep an eye on, they are a good price because they are almost at the end of their shelf life so if you are getting that, most of it needs to be eaten within a day or two of purchasing. The veggies are always delicious and they have a deli counter, watch for the sales! Best part about the whole store is they get pepperidge farm bread, and it's 1.00 a loaf! From buns, to italian bread, whole wheat, etc they have a ton of different kinds and its all a dollar. Check out their spice aisle too! Everything you could want and most of it's under 2.00 a container. read more

Great place to buy fruits and vegetables. You need to watch as sometimes the products are older and don't last as long. Selection is great just watch what you buy vs when you are going to actually use the product read more

Beliers has large assortment of fruits, vegetables and cooking ingredients. Prices are right. Employees not so friendly. read more

I shop here weekly. Great produce, lunch meat and spices. Affordable prices. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Had I not been skunked multiple times with over-ripe and even spoiled produce I might have given these folks 5 stars, but I just threw out the most recent produce folly, "fresh" pre-packaged cherries in bags painted with beautiful cherries on the outside, and rotten ones inside. Fresh veggies are usually fine, as are the deli and bulk food items but examine any fruit purchase closely before even entertaining shelling out money for the item. They seem to acquire items just before they go to the wholesalers dumpster, sell the items at favorable prices, without consideration for the consumer. I get the whole caveat emptor thing, but with pre-packaged products, or things one can't actually examine like melons and such, one relies on the vendor's good will when purchasing. Not a prudent move here! read more

This is great to stop by on the way home from work and get some fresh veggies for dinner. The produce is extremely inexpensive but you need to make sure to use it within a couple of days. If something turns out to not be good, ie you cut open a pineapple, you can return it but usually I just throw it away because it was so cheap to begin with returning it isn't worth my time. This has happened very rarely. About as much as it happens at my grocery store. read more

Me and my family used to love shopping here but the last two times we bought anything from here it smelled and tasted like coolant it was inedible the vegetables were the only edible things the meat cheese and even almond flour we bought all smelled and we had throw everything out so we wasted our money we won't be shopping here for a very long time read more

I have shopping here for years. But lately the shelves with the candy and nuts have been looking bad. They never seem to be full anymore. Maybe like the person who is taking care of them just doesn't care anymore. But I was in there yesterday and seen some new candy which I was glad to see and it was good. And I just love the produce and the bake goods. read more

Great place for produce, deli and baked goods !!! Most prices are reasonable .....great for Amish cheeses and meats and a full line of wild bird supplies !! read more

This place has the best produce in the area and a in house deli with cheaper prices than Giant Eagle. It has a friendly Amish feel to the store and has great staff. The parking lot is decent but sometimes this place keeps stuff on the shelves a little to long. read more

I have to say that this establishment has always treated me with respect and never judged me by my appearance .I love their selection of flours for baking. Their prices are better than other stores. They have a great selection of apples. There deli has really nice people and good prices too. read more

I live in Virginia now but lived in North Canton for years. I used to shop here all the time. I miss those Troyer's pies so much- they were THE BEST! read more

Sometimes some good deals and Amish food stuffs but be careful sometimes the deal is because the food is at the end of shelf life. You got to watch them like a hawk. The people who work here seem very sad all the time read more

Prices are the main reason I shop at Beilers. Everything is so much cheaper than at any other grocery I've shopped. Occasionally you'll find something organic too! Most of the time, the produce is fresh but sometimes it's seen better days. Best day to shop there is Tuesday or Wednesday. Avoid it on Saturday-it is always packed and given that the aisles are barely wide enough for one cart, you'll be fighting your way to the broccoli! Deli meat and cheese is delicious and they also stock a great selection of bread, rolls, cookies and pie. Sugars, flours and spices of all kinds are always in stock as well as all variety of nuts, seeds, dried fruit and candy. Shop early in the day for calmer atmosphere. Some of the staff could be a bit friendlier but the prices make up for it tenfold read more

Just left here and was, as usual, impressed with their prices. The deli has a great selection and lower prices than most. The place is smaller and crowded, but worth it. They also sell Troyer pies for $6.99. Since I bought a lot of produce, I felt justified to buy a pie!! read more

Good prices, good variety. I try to do most of my produce shopping there. Also good selection of spices and bulk items. Deli counter and baked goods too. I surprised myself and found I like the independent merchant feel of the place - had been used to big box grocery stores before moving close to Beiler's. In reference to an earlier post, I have seen items marked down as they age and become less desirable - My experience has been these items are pretty obvious and are simply one option many stores use to move merchandise and provide value to the customer rather than wasting product and driving up prices to cover it. Also, the people working there have seemed in pretty good spirits on my visits at least. Probably in better mods than I'd be dealing with the number of customers coming through everyday. Depending on time of the day, it can be a little crowded, but checkout goes pretty fast and steady customer volume means good turnover in perishables. read more

Thanks KJ. I ask what the apology sign was about, but the empoyee didn't want to talk about it. If you are putting a sign in front of your bussiness you should be able to explain it . During the election they had some awful anti Obama and anti Gay sign on a bil board beside the store. That's not something I want to see a bussines doing. Stay out of it. I find some good stuff there, but as David S. said watch what your buying. I have seen and bought some dairy and produce beyond its shelf life. The employees seem kind of beat down. read more

I have been into Beiler's countless times, it is a family favorite as I grew up right down the road, but live in Akron, Ohio now and wish I had a place like Beiler's close by. I am actually planning on driving thirty minutes south just to get their produce because of the price and the quality. My mom and sister also live within 5 minutes and consider this place a gem! All three of us are foodies and cook with fresh produce whenever possible. Giant Eagle is a joke compared to this place both in price and quality. I have never had an issue with food being expired or bad customer service. Just last week I was buying apples and was confused because they had varieties that are usually only available in the fall, but the clerk told me they kept them from the orchards they pick them from for a while and they tasted incredible. Their spices all seem to be great quality and good prices as well. You can buy some items like Wheat germ that are not too easy to get at the regular grocery store. One other important item they carry (if you bake bread) is instant yeast called Saf-Instant. It is in the back in the refrigerator. This yeast is known as THE highest quality for baking, check out Google and the cost is way cheaper and higher quality than the jars of Bread Machine Yeast, which is also an Instant yeast. read more

Awesome for produce and baking ingredients! This is a local, produce/ food market located in Uniontown. It's a single story, red, barn-like, store that's located on the right side of the street if you're heading north on Cleveland Ave. There's an open, paved lot for parking and an unpaved lot (I think... it was covered in snow) just next to it. The store is pretty small. It's roughly 50'x50', with 4 or 5 isles depending on how you want to count it. The fruits and produce appear to take up 1/3 of the store, and there's a good selection. When I went, there were pineapples, mangoes, berries, grapes, 8 or 10 variety of apples, several variety of tomatoes, lots of herbs (sage, parsley, tarragon, thyme, etc.), greens (lettuce, kale, collard, chards, broccoli, dandelion, radishes, etc.), peppers (pablano, bell, habaneros, cayenne, hot yellows, serrano, etc.), and onions (varieties of pearl, yellow, red, green, etc.). The produce was also competitively priced (e.g.: bananas were 0.29/lbs and a pint of berries for 1.50). Produce also looked pretty fresh. They also offered frozen fruits that looked like they were frozen and packaged in-store. There seemed to also be quite a few products that are local to OH such as honey, dairy products, maple syrup, jams/preserve, breads, etc. These also seem competitively priced. I noticed they had some flatbread and pita breads that were made in Cleveland. They felt very soft and looked fresh. In addition to the flatbreads, there were whole grain breads, specialty breads, and what appeared to be locally made pies. Toward the back of the store, there is a small deli that sells cold-cuts and bulk cheese. I didn't pay much attention to it so I can't provide much detail other than this. If you're looking to bake anything, this store has just about everything in terms in flours, and they are sold in bulk bags. They had premixed sour dough mixes, buckwheat pancake mixes, to milled flaxseed, just to name a few. Pastas and beans were also sold in bulk bags. Overall, if you're in need of produce for the week and you're in the North Canton area, it is well worth the 15-20 minute drive. Not only will you appreciate the 30-50% savings off produce which is good for you, but you'll also be supporting several local businesses in a single shopping trip which is great for the community! FYI: They accept Visa and Amex read more

Bargain deals on fruits, veggies, k,and bread. Apples by the bushel, tons of green vegetables, and lots of in store specials of all kinds. Good pricing on cheese and sliced sandwich meats. $1 loaves of pepperidge farm bread. Bulk spices, flours, sugars and salt. Everything for creating spectacular kitchen creations. read more

The people who work there are very unfriendly and grumpy. i have tried multiple times to go there and everytime its the same thing. there prices are good somtimes but there produce sucks. It only lasts maybe a day or so if that. there delie is really good though, the ladies back there are so nice and polite. read more

They have a great selection of produce, cheeses, lunchmeat, bulk flours, sugars, spices and candy. Their items are priced very good.

Prices are great, just gotta watch, sometimes produce can be little "old". But overall, you can't beat the prices and products!

We make a trip to Beiler's whenever we visit Ohio. This is hands down the best selection of packaged spices, seasonings, flours, sugars, grains, fresh fruits and vegetables, breads, and of coarse cheeses and meats. Everything is top quality and many things are made there. There are some very unique items too. It is our fun spot to stop at...but only on the return trip home..as you will need plenty of space to pack your stuff in your trunk till you get home. Prices are lower than other bulk food stores. Great value and great selections. read more