Low key. Decent food. Average ambiance. Crumby service. Sad when only there is only two lines open,…read moreboth are ridiculously long, and then the cashiers is like...sorry got to close my line. Come on guys.

The food is average but one time I bought a piece or country style ribs and when I cooked them…read morethey were two fists on fat with. the smallest amount of meat.Service was good but it could have been better . it was cold and the floors were dirty in the bathroom music insanely loud and not great music.

Spark drivers. Everywhere. I'm tired of being almost ran over anytime i need to go to walmart…read more Don't they have workers that do those orders anyways? They're much nicer and don't run me and my granddaughter over. Walmart needs to get rid of these spark drivers.

Compared to the Walmart back home this Walmart was way better in terms of ... everything. Makeup…read morewasn't locked up. And they had actual people actually manning the cash registers (at my Walmart back home they have a bunch of cash registers but no cashiers). Check out clerk was super friendly and made comments about how nice the stuff we were buying was like clothes. Like the Walmart from times gone by when I was a kid

This isn't my normal type of review. But I've finally had it with this store. We've been coming…read moreto this Kroger since 2006. It's this area's "best" option, but that isn't going to cut it anymore. Many of the regular full time employees have gone. There are still a couple, but most have moved on. That's the reason we kept patronizing this store in the first place. They also used to have a lot of options and fresh items. This is true less and less often now. And I gave some leeway because of COVID, but Publix has fresh items and plenty of new and interesting things in stock. So why not Kroger, one of the largest grocers in the country? First they got rid of over half the checkout lanes and replaced them with self checkout. Ok, fine. Then they had a scan, bag, and go program where you could scan your groceries as you shopped, then just do a fast checkout at the end. That was quite convenient, but then they stopped doing that. Back to the dysfunctional self checkout. Which is often understaffed, so many times only half the kiosks are open anyway. I use my own bags. The self checkout stations make it extremely difficult to use your own bags, so I generally leave my bags in the cart and then just bag my groceries by using the "skip bagging" feature. Now the software has been updated and is absolutely atrocious. Skip bagging on a few items? Not only does it take forever between items to "skip bagging," but after a few items, it flags an attendant, grinding your checkout to a halt. And the same thing happens if you are purchasing more than a few items, even if you bag them in Kroger's bags on their bag stand. I get loss prevention, but this isn't going to help. And if you're that worried about it, maybe you should've kept more human cashier lanes. The carts are always rickety with broken wheels. Publix is 30 minutes away, but they have fresh, fun, interesting products, smooth riding carts, and many kind, efficient human cashiers.

This is the only grocery store I choose to shop at all the other grocery stores are too expensive…read moreor have terrible customer service they have good food, the atmosphere is great easy to find products and they have 10% discount for veterans on Wednesdays.

I visited the Harvest after a long day of working outside in below freezing weather. That is to say…read morewe were all tired and hungry and looking forward to a sandwich place that a local highly recommended to us. We went around 4pm and there were a few people in the shop. I'm not 100% sure what to call this place... a restaurant? Grocery? Butcher? It certainly fits all of those to an extent. There is a small deli in the back where they make sandwiches to order. I was disappointed to see they use plain bread from a grocery store, but they do have white and wheat options which helped. There's quite a bit of meat to choose from and put on your sandwich. I got the mesquite turkey and thought it was excellent. I do wish I had combined it with another meat though, to bulk up the sandwich and add some flavor (though the amount of meat I was given was generous- not a skimpy Subway level of meat). The lettuce she put on the sandwich tasted a little old. They don't have much in the way of toppings; there was lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, mayo, mustard, salad dressing (a southern sandwich topper, not actual salad dressing), and I think that was about it. The sandwiches are simple and I expected to still be hungry after eating it but soon realized it was the perfect size. Plus, it only cost $2.40! An excellent deal for a good homemade sandwich. They price the sandwiches by weight so if you get more meat it will be a little bit more. The grocery area has lots of necessities- fresh produce, locally made canned goods, some dairy products, and a lot of meat. Their prices on meat were exceptional and while they didn't have a lot to choose from, they did have quite a bit and it all looked to be high quality. There are also snacks available there like chips, cookies, moon pies, and a variety of sodas and bottled drinks. A few things to note: they didn't appear to have a bathroom for guests and if they did it was likely through and office or kitchen and not easily accessible. Not a huge deal but I do prefer a more accessible bathroom that doesn't require specifically asking for it and having to be led to it. There is no indoor seating. There is outdoor seating that looks nice but when we went it was below freezing and not ideal. Everyone working there was very friendly and happy to chat or help us decide what to get on our sandwiches. On the outside, The Harvest really looks like a hole in the wall but don't let that scare you off! It's a nice stop for a classic sandwich and snack that won't hurt your budget and is a much more local experience than Subway would be.

The Harvest is a low key meat market with a deli in the back. They stock great produce, high…read morequality local meat, jellies etc. You can pick up freshly ground burger meat, a cut to order ribeye as thick as your wallet allows, or place an order for something rare. I've been sourcing nearly all of my meat from The Harvest for a couple of years now. They simply can't be beat. It's a small joint where you'll feel like family. The service is second to none.

My "go to" grocery store!!…read more Mike's Foodland is the best place to shop in Westmoreland. Great Deals every week in their flyer. The produce and meat departments are always kept well stocked and everything is super fresh. The food from the hot bar is also super yummy! I love the pot roast. Every Friday is Fish Fry Friday. They also have a large variety of Boars Head Meats in the deli and have sales on the meats every Tuesday. They make the best cakes too! Mike, the owner, is a great guy and is in the store daily working right along side his employees. I've often seen him stocking shelves, working a register or assisting customers. The store is clean and well kept, and every register is open so there are no long waits. Keep a look out for Mike's truckload meat sale. It happens twice a year and is a great time to stock up!!

Mikes is a wonderful store , just chock full of whatever fills the bill, they built a new store,…read morebut it is just as full as the old one was, every nook and cranny is full of goodies, love the atmosphere!!!

This place is bad for a Walmart! Grandparents live in the area, and saw a man crap his pants and…read moreleave it on the floor and just walked away. Also, went to go get a fishing license, and the employees saw us and walked in the other direction because they didn't want to work. Do not recommend.

I have been a member of Wal-Mart + since 2023. In that time I have saved almost $2200. I only go…read moreinside of the store if I need a few things. Wal-Mart needs to train its customer service representatives better. I have said have a nice day to the lady that oversees the self checkout and she just gave me a go to hell look. Wow!

Just found this little piece of foreign goods heaven. Thank you. I visit England yearly and miss…read morethe great food the next 50 weeks. Not anymore. My 13 year old daughter and I had to stop ourselves from purchasing one of everything. Cornish pasty, proper English bacon, Yorkshire puddings, clotted cream, Jaffa cakes, black currant syrup for hot toddies, orange squash and more. Jamie was working, as his wife was home that day. Look forward to meeting. She will know us on a first name basis. We'll be back soon. Thank you so much for your store. Lisa and Riley

From the owner: German, British & International spices, incense & gift items and some other foods from all over.read more

Awsome steak meal. Super friendly. Do some cave exploring then stop here for a special dinner. It…read morecannot be beat and get yourself dessert too

Was headed back to our cabin from the Park and was planning on stopping for dinner at either of our…read moreusuals on the north side of the park. All three were closed - one for the late hour and the other two due to unfortunate events. Had mac and cheese mix at the cabin but needed butter. Found the recent review of Webb Mart and called ahead. Popped by there it saved us time going farther to Brownsville and even better we were able to pickup a pound of pulled pork, with sauce, margarine, and canned spinach to make a decent semblance of dinner given crazy stormy weather that is typical of spring in the area. Saw also some homemade cookies on the counter as well but we were set with desserts. Pulled pork was $15 for the pound, rest totaled to $22 incl tax. Nice option if you need to pickup things at the end of the day before 7 p.m.

Not sure what it is about these out of towner Yelp Elite's mistaking a grocery store for a hardware…read morestore or thinking it's smoke filled. The Cee Bee is the primary grocery store this side of Mammoth Cave. It's got what you need in terms of produce, meats, and other supplies get visitors and locals through daily life. Center cut pork chops were available in small packs for $1.99/lb, other less choice cut chops were available for $1.49/lb. If we weren't so spoiled to want to have others cook for us, this is where we'd be stocking up for a dinner in. Picked up Lays wavy ranch chips for $2 for an 8 oz. bag. Could park right up front and have three employees helping you as you check out. Not a hint of smoke...except in the grilling supplies corner.

I agree with the poster that complained of an odd cigarette smell, although no one was actively…read moresmoking that I could see, as soon as you walked through the doors, the produce area had a peculiar smell that was not in the other sections of the store. Small town grocery store with limited selections, fortunately we were just looking for basic items.