Surplus Outlet is an outlet grocery store and you need to fully understand that when entering…read more There are potential deals here, but you have to know your prices and watch your expiration dates. Store is located just outside of Northumberland on Route 11, immediately next to the American Legion. Parking lot can get tight if the store is busy and it's built on a downhill slope, so unattended shopping carts can roll away. What will you find product wise? A decent fresh fruit/vegetable section. Frozen food section with a lot of discontinued products. Tons of canned good including bulk #10 cans. This location off season sells various fountain fireworks. They also have small kids toy selection. Compared to the Berwick store, this one feels like it has less stock in general. Why I knock a few stars off is you need to check expiration dates on EVERYTHING. No exceptions and at this store they are less well marked on items like cereal. Toiletries and other general pharmacy items are not competitively priced. Paper products have about the same quality as generic items at Dollar General (not great.) Overall, I like Surplus Outlet, and it's worth stopping in to see what they have.

We discovered this discount grocer while camping at nearby Splash Magic. I'm a fan of discount…read moregrocers over traditional grocery stores so finding one so close was a Godsend as we typically buy our food in the area we stay instead of bringing it from home. The store is spacious for a discount grocer and had a large section of beauty and health products, more so than others. Many were damaged packaging or expired but that's to be expected. What I didn't expect was such a large and impressive freezer and produce section. Had I had more room in our travel trailer camper I would have bought a ton more! Prices were low and the selection was very broad and fully stocked. Ditto for the produce which looked to be in very good condition and not "seconds". Since discount grocers tend to carry discontinued products I did find several items I'll probably never find again, but at least I enjoyed them once! The staff on the floor was also helpful in directing me to the dept I was looking for. The cashier however had the personality of a slug, and when hubby and I tried to engage in conversation with her she made eye contact but no response. Four stars because although they had a cart wipe station the wipes were completely dried out. A sign at the door insisted there would be no entry unless masked. However a big family with a ton of kids (all touching stuff and a muck around the store) ignored the mask rule and were allowed entry. Also when I tried to go back Sunday on our way home to stock up they were closed. No Sunday hours is a huge let down.

Corporate Review --…read more Sent emails about continuing to see expired merchandise on the shelves. Responses are untimely. Follow-up is lackluster and unacceptable to us (shoppers & customers). Bottom line - POOR Customer Service We expect better, which is only reasonable. Consider shopping elsewhere is what we recommend at this point. After getting your YELP reply: we already contacted your corporate office several times. To us, we consider your interest in customer care as indifferent and insensitive.

Needs faster cashiers and more open lanes. Self check out people need to pay more attention. Some…read morefloor workers are nice and some don't even acknowledge you. A larger variety of lactose free items would be nice. Overall not a bad place to shop at if you can catch the sales.

We have two local small grocery stores close to our house but we drive the 30 minutes to shop at…read moregiant. They have a great selection of local fruits and meats. The deli offers boars head which we cannot get close to us. The employees are always friendly from the deli to the meat and seafood counter. They also have a good rewards program. The store is always clean and well stocked. We love it because you can find those little spices and produce you can't find anywhere to complete your meal.

This Giant Supermarket is a gem. It is bright, clean, attractive, and well-organized. The shelves…read moreare neat and well-maintained. While it does not have huge brand assortments, it always has the items I need - from an unusual ingredient or spice to an organic product you would only expect to find in a fancy gourmet store. Giant salads are delicious, and I believe many are store-made. We just had a birthday cake we had ordered, and it was delicious. Selinsgrove has many food shopping options, but we always shop at Giant. If you use the app coupons and check sale signs, the prices are the same or less than elsewhere. My only complaint is that the parking lot needs a little more sweeping If papers are cleared from carts, there would be less litter....still, litter is worse elsewhere on the strip. Finally, the staff is nice, friendly, and helpful.

While camping recently in Sunbury our campground hosted a potluck. Not knowing this in advance of…read moreour reservations we weren't prepared. Wanting to participate we found the closest grocery store to purchase ingredients for our dish. I know Weis Markets dominates other grocery chains in this area as this is where they originated. They're everywhere. We went to this Weis location because it was the closest. Pulling up we thought initially they were closed. The one window was covered by plywood and it looked dark inside. The exterior was very vintage, including the sign, which was probably from the 1950's from the font style. The parking lot, as was the store, was very small - the store being only about the size of a Dollar General. Despite their closed appearance they were indeed open. Walking in was like walking back in time and not in a good way. This store is all original (and one of the first per the cashier). It could be a cool factor if it didn't look so worn and run down. The interior needs some updating, is old and everything just outdated. The produce section was small, like what would be featured in a NYC bodega. Overall their inventory was limited and prices above the norm. If you are making basic meals the selection would suffice, but even then you'd be restricted by brands and selection. A bag of Doritos which I would normally pay $3.99 in Lancaster regular price was nearly $5 here. The generic version was the price of a bag of name brand back home. The cashier was nice, but this area was outdated and narrow. I was surprised that they even had a scanner and accepted plastic, as everything appeared original. I'd shop here in a pinch while camping, but for me personally if I lived here I'd drive further to the Giant in Selinsgrove. PS: The stock exterior photo from the business owner is clearly not this location.

From the owner: Weis Markets is a grocery store chain founded in 1912 with stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New…read moreYork, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, and West Virginia. We are proud to support our community through various programs and to support local growers by being one of the largest local purchasers in Pennsylvania.