The people here are really nice. They have a great deli and grocery selection for such a small…read moreplace. They have a lot of packaged Italian treats and locally made chocolate. They also have a used book section.

What a lot of folks don't know is that SW PA has the 3rd largest population of Italians outside of…read moreNew Jersey or NYC. Italian food back in the area is as good as you'll find anywhere in the US. This place is one of those hidden gems that makes you go how could I have missed that? Third or forth generation ownership these days. Kind of run down,but it's been there many many years. Tony Soprano would have eaten here if he was in the area.

These are by far the best pepperoni rolls I've ever had. The pepper jack is especially good with…read morethe spicy kick to the pepperoni roll. The bread is soft and fresh small hole in the wall for a quick snack , lunch, or for dinner as a side. We'll be revisiting we get the chance again.

I was pretty scared of this place. It's got that someone has definitely been murdered feel from the…read moreoutside. Then you go inside and the feeling continued. I started a new job and passed this on a shortcut to my job. I was scared to stop for so long. Hard up for a drink one day I stopped and I am glad I did. The pepperoni rolls are AMAZING!!! And only a dollar. Everything they make including the subs are good. Small deli counter and your basic convince store items. I even seen a fishing pole. I would recommend the stop....

This place is amazing! My niece and her husband would pass Big Barn Country Store a lot but never…read moreventured in. When I finally moved to the area, we decided to check the place out. The place is welcoming, and the staff are friendly. This place has a variety of sweets/candies, nuts, wines, pastries (of course, pies), jerky, and Amish jams. We try and visit this place every few weeks to stock up on our favorites (my favs are the jams).

I thought I just found a local little place promoting fresh meats and Amish products. Canned Amish…read moreproducts have all been ok because they are pre-packaged. HOWEVER, A freezer containing meats, fish, pot pies , are filled with rancid meats. Bought a roast and it was stink the room rotten!Gagging while throwing it out in the yard.

I hate when they say Supercenter and it ends up being the size of a regular Walmart. Kind of…read moreunderwhelming if you know what I mean. While out on my journeys I needed to make some purchases to make dinner the next day. However there is not a lot when it comes to choices in this area. And who knew that a Walmart would pop up in this area after some time. I will give it to them, even though this is on the smaller side and they have less selection with the departments being pared down, they were able to have everything I needed in stock. Which I found odd because I was not expecting that. It was not busy when I came for my visit so I was able to make my way through the store quickly. However I did find myself backtracking a lot, because of the small size this is not set up like your conventional Walmart store. Once I did finish getting everything I needed I was ready to pay and get out the door. To note, there is nothing else around this Walmart unless you go up the road. Not even a plaza to go with it.

It's the only place in town to shop plus it's open 24/7 it's not the nicest or biggest Walmart I've…read morebeen to but it has everything I need. It's nice it has a Subway inside. In the morning I find a lot of markdown specials.

I want to start out by saying that, while I am from Uniontown, I have lived in 6 other states, all…read moreas an adult, from North to South to Midwest. I have an advanced education, and worked as a college professor before returning home to Uniontown for family reasons. While I could trash all of Uniontown for being small town, actually, stores like Walmart have come in and given Uniontown large employers it lacked after the fall of the coal & steel industry, revitalizing the area. There were no "mom-and-pop" stores for them to put out of business; there was no business to speak of here. Walmart was at the vanguard of development of the Rte. 21 corridor (now moved to a newer location across New Salem Road), which is now a hub of commercial development of all kinds. Now, for this store. It is a Walmart. As one reviewer said, take that into consideration, it has the same ups and downs as most Walmarts. However, I felt compelled to review this Walmart when I saw the other reviews which I think are unfair. I am no fan of the ownership of the chain, or the direction they took manufacturing after the passage of their patriarch. But seeing as how I am now disabled, Walmart has saved me a great deal of time, grief, and yes, money, all of which are tight right now. The staff at the pharmacy know me by name, almost down to my birthdate. I can call and tell them my name and they know the status of my prescriptions; very rarely do I have to call more than one time, but sometimes, they are unable to answer their line. That's okay for me, because I've worked retail, I know it can be hectic. They've never been discourteous to me there. I started seeing the eye doctor at the Vision Center there a few years ago, instead of the pricey independent doctor I was seeing, because there's a wider selection of frames, though there used to be more that my insurance would cover, this year, I think for the first time I will have to pay into my glasses. But that's not the fault of *this* Walmart. There are about 2 employees of the Vision Center who I feel don't do the best job they could do, and I try to avoid them; the rest are very professional, helpful, and kind. I am likely to strike up conversations with random people, much more so now that I have to shop alone, that family members have died unexpectedly. I was looking at produce one day and noticed a price discrepancy, and brought it to the attention of a young man working there. We got to chatting, and now when I see him there, we stop and talk, I know practically everything about his life, he knows a bit about mine, plus he originally offered to let me to buy my produce at the mistaken price (I didn't take him up on that offer, I had purchased that item before and knew the real price, I wasn't going to take advantage of a posting mistake). I think I've chatted up someone in almost every department, alerting them to ironies in pricing, mistaken sizing, and sales; I've never met anyone who wasn't at least professional, if not completely friendly. They've gone out of their way to try to find things for me when I wasn't even sure if I was going to buy, I just wanted to know if they had something. And, realizing that I'm a part of my community, if I'm there and a new employee can't find something for another shopper, I show them both where it is. That's just part of being in a small town. I've had only two experiences that I can remotely say were bad: one was with a self-checkout that just kept saying everything I put in my bag was "unexpected," and the person who was supposed to be overseeing those check-outs was busy and not able to override the recording, which goes on and on and on for minutes (it only needs to tell me once, not 50 times, and not hold up my shopping for 10 minutes each item, and if it goes off like that more than twice in a row, it should have some mechanism to shut that function off, it should recognize that it's the fault of the register, not the customer). I got a bit exasperated and started begging it to shut up and get on with my checking out, and then the Walmart employee thought that was a strange conversation (I've since learned I'm not alone, other people have this problem in other stores, too). And, at Christmastime, a male employee bagged my items so poorly, putting clothing in the same bag with frozen foods, not paying attention to what he was doing, I really wanted to just ask him to leave the stuff alone and let me do it myself. I did, after I walked away, redo all my bags. I avoided him after that. And I was fine. That's in over 11 years of going to this Walmart. My philosophy, as a shopper, and a person, is you get in return what you give most of the time. If you give people respect, you'll get it in return. Sometimes you won't, sometimes people will just be rude, but for the most part, these people who work at Walmart are working for minimum wage at a high-profile job with poor benefits in a small town. I give them a lot of credit. It could be worse.

dont use walmart+ just go out and get your own food at walmart bc of lazy workers and there is food…read moreout to make people sick

I've been using the Waynesburg Giant Eagle pharmacy a few years now in hopes that the service would…read moreimprove. The staff has been consistently RUDE acting as though you are bothering them if you have any questions or any type of calls. Geri especially. If she hates her job so much, she needs to just retire

It smells when you walk in from dirty carpets. They got rid of a whole section of refrigerator…read morefoods. They have haven't painted or updated in 20 years. I would rather pay more for my food for a better quality store

Delicious as always. Great pepperoni rolls, desserts, and hot foods. Best catering in town.read more

The bakery counter is terrific. Absolutely try their donuts and turnovers, they're both tasty and…read moreaffordable. Penncraft's pepperoni rolls aren't my favorite, but the big pepperoni loaves they sell are life-changingly delicious, 10/10. Would recommend visiting the business. The staff are good folks.

delivery service needs to have non-smoking employees. Had a medium delivery on 1-13-2026. delivered…read moreapprox 5:30pm and the packages when I brought into my home were so horrible with cigarette smoke it was not good, My husband has just had lung surgery & can't be exposed to such overwhelming smells. As of today we can still smell it in are home. Don't want to get anyone in trouble but PLEASE screen your delivery employees & vehicles non-smoking policy.Thank You

I like this store. I find great service and helpful staff. It is my go to place for shopping…read more Bonnie