Though this wasn't my neighborhood (Bloomfield girl), Smiling Banana was a regular lunch spot for…read moreme. Being close to the market meant I could grab food items for home after lunch. I am a big believer in supporting local businesses. Even when I am home now on visits, I still try to do so. They have a nice organic selection as well. There were other times when I would just come here for lunch because they do an incredible deli sandwich! When you're here it's like you're family! That's just so very Pittsburgh. Go give them your money, get a yummy sandwich. You won't regret it.

It is a good market. Also, it is in my neighborhood. The shopping center is very neighborly. I like…read moregoing there. Great eats too.

Sprankle's is a small grocery-store chain, and this particular store is in Saxonburg…read more My husband and I shopped here one time. The store contained the usual departments--fruits, vegetables, baked goods, deli meats and cheeses, butcher meats, seafoods, canned and boxed foods, frozen foods, dairy, beverages, pet foods, home goods, cleaning products, etcetera. The store also sold lottery tickets and surprisingly had slot machines. This was probably our first-ever time shopping at a Sprankle's, so I paid attention to the prices and compared them to other grocery stores' prices. We thought that the blackberries, boxes of canned sodas, and individual cans of wet cat foods were priced too high. Some products had stickers that said "Reduced for Quick Sale" but did not mention the new price. I also paid attention to the quality of the foods. I noticed grapes that were moldy. Nonetheless, we did find many foods to buy: apples, bananas, green beans, potatoes, mushrooms, onion, turkey, potato chips, popcorn, drink mix, etcetera. The cashier asked us if we were members of the rewards program and if we wanted to join, and we said no to both. (We do not live nearby.) She did a very good job of scanning our foods, charging our credit card, and thanking us. Sprankle's also offers a Rewards program, home delivery, catering, and group fundraising, but I have never used them.

The deli is awesome, prices are good, and the staff is amazing.. I love going food shopping..read more

Dave's Country Meats is a family-owned butcher shop that has served the community since 1981. It…read moresells custom-cut and smoked meats, cheeses and other dairy products, freshly baked breads, homemade sides, and much more. My husband and I shopped here once recently. We saw a nice assortment of beef, chicken, pork, turkey, kielbasa, bologna, burger patties, raviolis, vegetables, prepared salads, breads, pies, cookies, packaged grocery items (e.g., chips, nuts, and sauces), etcetera. We took a number to get in line for the deli meats. We chose a meatloaf, chicken salad, maple sausage links, and chicken patties. The total price was $30. The cashier promptly and politely rang up our purchase. We ate the foods at home. We thought that the foods tasted very good. Catering is also available.

Dave's is an outstanding business that always places customer service first. I shop there weekly…read moreand never buy meat anywhere else. The chicken is delicious and you can taste the difference in quality in the beef, pork and other meats. My favorite thing about Dave's is their willingness to cut a smaller portion for roasts and also if there is not a cut on display they offer to get what you request. The freezer wrapping is just the finishing touch on the reason Dave's shines when compared to other stores in the area. I am glad I have a wonderful butcher close to home that for as long as I can remember continues to provide the best meat. Thank you Dave's and the outstanding, friendly staff. 10 gold stars!

Nice little corner store with a deli and bakery! Great Ham BBQ sandwich today . Looks like they…read morenormally have 3 or 4 specials for lunch each day . Unfortunately it's not a sit down place to eat so you have to take it to go .

I can barely believe this place is on the internet. A small store in a small town, but they have…read morelots of character. I grew up on their pepperoni rolls and dollar bottles of chocolate milk. They are very resilient and fought to re-open after a damaging flood. The community loves this place and it is way better and more friendly than Huckleberry's, which is more famous for getting robbed. The review sounds like it deserves 5 stars, but the fact is it's still a small convenience store in rural PA. Nothing out there is 5 stars :p

When your mother wants veal chops, you look for veal chops. None at Wholeys, Giant Eagle, Shop n…read moreSave, or Whole Foods. A friendly farmer referred me to Henry's Meat Market. Sausage, roasts, soup bones, meat sticks, chicken, stuffed banana peppers and mushrooms, and many other meats were available. I asked if they had bison. The person helping me said they only had a little bit left. She showed me more bison ground meat and steaks than I have ever seen in one place. She said they butchered a bison and this was all that was left. I stocked up. I look forward to going back and stocking my freezer. Note: They are closed on Sundays.

It's an absolute joy to visit HENRYS. The selection of meats is the best I have seen in any market,…read morehere or in S FL. Their Delmonico steak and hot sausage is some of the best I have ever tasted. I can always count on their produce being higher quality than most stores around here. It's a pleasure to shop there as it's always really clean and well lit. My favorite part of shopping there are the employees, the sons and their wives. Everyone is happy, courteous, helpful and genuine. Though there have been months between visits (health issues keep me home), they always greet me by name and for this elderly lady that's pretty special. You would think their prices are higher due to the quality, but they are really reasonable. Glad my son turned me on to Henry's, Mimi Hauss

Beaver Supermarket is locally owned and is the last independent grocery store in Beaver County. It…read morecontains the usual departments of larger chain grocery stores but on a smaller scale: produce, meats, dairy, packaged foods, baked goods, beverages, and more. My husband and I shopped here one time. When we entered the store, I felt happy to see an old-time The Chicken Machine that still cost only $0.25 to use. The store's shelves were full stocked, and the foods appeared to be a very good quality. I found all of the essential foods plus some of my favorite treats such as sour-cream potato chips. I paid close attention to the prices. The prices overall seemed reasonable, although I have seen lower prices for some products such as sodas at some other retailers. As for the employees' service, perhaps they could more frequently greet customers.

Wonderful people and clean grocery! Has all the staples plus some local goodies. Shop local and…read moresupport our community!

I highly recommend the soups from here (to bring home and prepare at home) and the fresh bread here…read morefrom Breadworks is also wonderful.

Went to this corner market for the first time yesterday in search of a good deli sandwich. Found…read moreone! I got a Turkey club on havarti - it was toasted and all the ingredients fresh. The guy at the deli counter was super friendly. While I was there I picked up 2 pre-made dinners (portions were easily for 2) --- pumpkin risotto & pasta bolognese. Each were $13.95 - which seems reasonable to me. My sandwich was $7.99 - pretty cheap. My husband & I didn't feel like cooking last night, so the risotto was quickly employed & it was really tasty! Perfectly cooked. The fresh bread was nearly gone, so I didn't get to grab something for dinner but was super satisfied with my choice. The prices weren't high - they seemed perfectly on par with a corner market where convenience is a premium. My only bad experience was with the fantastically UN-friendly cashier who seemed to go out of her way to be unfriendly & boy was she good at it. Really sad that *that* is what greets you when u go in. I'll definitely be back and am hoping that maybe she was just having a bad day.

Tried the gluten free pizza dough that is new at our location!!! Give it a try!! It's crispy and…read morehas a fantastic flavor!!!

Always Fresh, excellent quality produce. They have not…read morejacked up the prices for fruit and vegetables from Mexico in spite of the tariffs. The staff are always nice, cheerful and helpful. And they don't run over and act like you might be stealing things if you use the self check out. One of the staff saved me from a bad potato. She pointed out that she suspected a bad potato in my bag and I should go get a new bag of potatoes. When I did use the staffed check out line, Another staff very carefully but efficiently packed my bag with the heavy stuff on the bottom. not everyone is that careful. But that kid certainly was. have a friend originally from Germany who was visiting--loved the pains au chocolat we had. And asked where they were from. She was shocked they were from Aldi -- as that's the low budget grocery in Germany where poor folks go. She has New respect for Aldi! FYI. You need a quarter to borrow a cart. And you can buy grocery bags there but it defeats the purpose of shopping there-getting value for your money. Some of The items offered seem exotic for a really good price. The Aldi finds aisle is the bomb. Sometime they have plush animals (brand name squish mallow ) or pokemon cards or Disney stuff etc. Usually it's a great deal. So who likes value for their money? Last visit there was a Volvo, Mercedes and Lexus in the lot along with Subarus and Kia and regular people cars. The guy getting out of the Mercedes had his reusable bag, so suspect it's not his first visit. There is some paper/litter around the cart area. That could be improved if they sent someone out to sweep up. 5/5 value for your money. Great produce. Nice staff. Love their philosophy of high quality for a good price . And the story of the owners' frugality.