Shopping at ALDI is honestly one of the best ways to keep grocery costs down. The prices are…read morenoticeably lower than most places, but the quality of many products is surprisingly good. The only thing I still can't get used to is the shopping carts that require a coin. I understand the idea behind it, but it does feel a bit outdated sometimes. It would be nice if they found a more convenient solution for that. Other than that, it's a great place to shop if you want good value without sacrificing quality.

In my Aldi order I requested fresh unfrozen salmon. I received frozen salmon. the package said…read morenever frozen, however mine came in a frozen package. which btw was very difficult to open. My second complaint is regarding produce. I ordered several items of produce. All the fresh produce was not so fresh. A bag of fresh spinach was half rotten, bananas spotted & bruised & avocados that were already way gone. The sweet potatoes I had ordered were very small & wrinkled. Also received celery with ribs that were brown. As a senior citizen I order delivered food & trusting the shopper to provide fresh food to me. I tip well & am often disappointed with what I receive. A dissatisfied consumer of Aldi products

I did not expect to do more than browse the shop but ended up buying a few things. There's a crazy…read morebig selection, almost Walmart-like with homewares, electronics, clothing, food, furniture and even small appliances. Everything looks great and decent quality and prices are very clearly marked and very low. Among other things, I greabbed a wired mouse ($5), two pretty matching red coffee mugs ($1.50 each) and a box of Cheez-Its (dammit, only $1). Seems like a decent enough shopping plaza, though it's not particularly well populated at night.

Big Lots' focus has shifted over the years, and it isn't for the better…read more To start out, this Big Lots is in a somewhat scary part of Chambersburg. In the daytime, you should be OK, but Chambersburg Police do not recommend that you come to the Southgate area at night. With that being said, the store itself is in decent shape and pretty large (it used to be a JCPenney). The furniture selection is broad. This Big Lots also has a large seasonal selection. As for the actual merchandise, it isn't great. Big Lots used to purchase overstocks, excess inventory, etc. like Ollie's does, but their focus now is mainly in stuff branded specifically for Big Lots. You can still find brand name stuff in the electronics and food sections, but it's becoming more difficult to locate. I used to be impressed by their prices, but now the stuff simply isn't that inexpensive. They're trying to stock the store with more home decor merchandise, but I can find nicer stuff at Target for nearly the same price. There really isn't any reason to shop at Big Lots unless you have your heart set on a specific item.

I've been shopping at Martin's for many years ,probably at least 30. I always liked the store until…read morea recent incident. There is a lady who is going in there with a small dog and putting it in a cart. This dog is not a service animal. It ooks like and acts like a regular pet. It is important for people who need service animals to have them everywhere but they do not sit in carts and they are well behaved. I was waiting by the lottery machine and the dog was out of the cart rnning up to me several times. I probably would not have said anything if it had not been annoying me. This lady turned and asked me if i was waiting to play the lottery. It was obvious I was and when she did I asked her if the dog was hers and why it was in the grocery store. She said she had special permission fromt he store manager and she had anxiety so she needed this little dog which was ridiculous. I looked up the law on this and only service animals are allowed in grocery stores, not emotional support animals. The worse thing about it is the fact that she puts the dog in the cart instead of having a leash and controlling it alongside the cart. I wrote a letter to the manager of the store and received no response so I am assuming this is alright with him even though this is a health and sanitation violation. Oh sure,the dog is cute and all that but it is in a cart that anyone could get afterwards. And to be blunt, that dog's rear end and paws are all over that cart , a cart that you or I may unknowingly put our produce and food stuffs on after this woman leaves the store. And talking to the assistant manager and secutrity guard were useless at the time, even though at that point this woman was calling me names and saying she was purposely going to stay at the lottery machine to keep me from using it.

It's a nice store, well stocked, and the staff has, for the most part, been pleasant. The Yelp…read morelisting says it's open 24 hours, but this is not the case. It opens at 7, which is very inconvenient for those of us who are early birds. It would rate a 5 if not for that.

Nothing fancy here and so you would think the prices would be better than the fancy smancy new…read moreplace down the street but their not. That being said they have all the basics and then a few more. Clean large parking lot and store, wide aisles inside and out so NO crashing carts or cars! Plus plus. Fruit and produce always fresh and nicely displayed and shelves are stocked. Not bad. BUT their registers refuse to read my "rewards card" off of my iTouch, very frustrating since it reads everywhere else. Happy shopping if I am not en route to the new place.

I came in here thinking that maybe I might be able to pick up a few things that I couldn't find…read morenearby. However, in hindsight, that was not the case. I came in and kind of mindlessly roamed about. I really did not pay attention in here. I walked in, was greeted and made my way to the back of the store. To me it felt like a narrower store than most, but the set up is exactly the same. Due to my distraction coming in here I did not pay much attention as to whether or not there was anything special. The store did appear more organized and well put together than some.

Aiming mostly at middle schoolers and high schoolers who want to decorate their school lockers,…read moreFive Below sells everything at $5 or less. Pretty simple, really. Phone accessories, sporting goods, snarky tshirts, makeup, toys, books, they even have headphones and travel pillows. It seems like most of the merchandise is rather regular and every so often, something new comes in to shake it up. If you're looking for stocking stuffers, you'll easily fill your shopping basket at Five Below.

This store is a standard Save A Lot…read more Like all Save A Lots they are a smaller store, don't carry all the name brands, and have some random stuff; however, if you check the quality of produce and dates on items you have the opportunity to get some real deals. The store was clean and well stocked. Staff were all working and polite.

Very likely, this is the best Dollar Tree I've ever been to. It's a large format, almost the size…read moreof a small grocery store. Aisles going horizontally and vertically with all the usual stuff that you'll find at most DTs including housewares, electronics, clothing, cleaning chemicals and many food items. The merchandise was tidy and well organized with no boxes left out to be shelved. I was looking for one specific thing and found it, exactly where it usually is. (A laser so that I could point to stuff on the presentation.) And yes, everything in the store is one dollar. That's how it works.

Large dollar store has stuff no other dollar store has. The staff is kind and helpful too.read more

While ringing up my purchase at the register, a manager ("Christy") interrupted the cashier and…read morebegan asking him questions about his time-card. He stopped ringing me up to answer her questions. This went on for several minutes, until I asked her to please allow the cashier to finish ringing me up and THEN ask him questions. She looked at me with a blank stare and continued to ask him questions. When I complained, she said "I'm not interrupting". This person (Christy) should be re-assigned to the trash detail. There must be thousands of trained seals who can perform her job better than her. I called to report this to the store manager ("Trent"). He could not have cared less. Where do you get all these worthless people? I won't be shopping in your store any more. Have a nice day.

Nice,small town feel to the store. Selection is pretty good…read more There is a pharmacy, fresh salad bar, hot deli and a fresh seafood counter as well as a bakery. Tried out the online ordering and selected the option to have my order delivered. Ordering was easy, everything in my order was correct. My order was.delivered right on time and the delivery associate was very polite and helpful. Weis hit it out of the park with this one. They get bonus point cause I ordered fresh fried chicken from the deli and it arrived nice and piping hot! Great job Weis!