I love this place! We don't have anything close to this in Southeast Texas and I wish we did. Bulk…read morefoods, housewares, a deli in the back, a miscellaneous section hidden at the back left of the store. Service is always wonderful too. Ambiance is fine. It's a small grocer but it has a little bit of everything squished inside. A very simple store but so much fun to explore.

This is a great Mennonite grocery store on the back roads of Bedford/Blair counties. They offer an…read moreamazing selection of Bulk Spices and Baking Supplies that are hard to come by at your big box grocery stores. They also offer some really great snack mixes such as yogurt trail mix, spicy trail mix, sea salt bagel chips, and lots of mixed nuts. These type of places are the little treasures that dot the back roads of America that are great to support.... And the smell of the spices when you walk in is wonderful. Check this place out it's worth the stop... and they accept credit/debit cards.

Great value items. Very nice staff. My health has limited recent shopping visits but will…read morereturn as able. Many years shopping here and always pleased.

This is a cool Mennonite ran discount grocery store.The draw for me is the large amount of Organic…read moregoods as well as International sauces and Marinades. The store has a little bit of everything but it's somewhat like a treasure hunt. You really have to watch the expiration dates on every item due to many things already being passed date. It's a great store if you don't mind digging for some grocery gold and walking away with a bargain.

I honestly did not know that this store existed. But somehow my Dad did and of course we ended up…read morecoming here. He, for no particular reason, seems to be into hitting up loads of grocery stores. Honestly, is this what I have to look forward to when I get older? I truly hope not. This is what your typical neighborhood grocery store would look like if you were searching for a definition. It's not all that big, but big enough to provide items for the community it serves. So much so that if you were searching for any of the items listed in the weekly sale, you'd be out of luck. This community must live and die by this store as all the items that were listed for sale were all snatched up. Not a single one left on the shelves. Customers could use a little update on what it is like to be polite as they will either walk in front of you and block what you are looking for, or just plain old not acknowledge that there are other people in the world. I don't know how many times I went to either look for or grab an item and the same lady just happened to rush through or to stand in front of me. At one point I actually said something to her to get out of my way in not so polite wordage. Then we got to the front of the store to check out. YIKES! What a bottlenecking mess. I mean this is by far the worst check out line I had been in in a while. There are multiple registers, but only two were open. Ones that face each other as one looks like it serves as customer service/tobacco products and one that was a regular checkout. We get in line for the one that is not for customer service and it appears that it irritated the lady working the register. To the point that she basically yelled to everyone in line that the other register was open. Yes, we can see, but you, with your glasses, must not have been able to see. There were already two ladies in the line with massive orders. They were going over every item to scrutinize what they bought and then they were paying by check. So yeah, we know the other line was open, but by observing what was in front of us we knew that your line would still be faster. Did it still take forever, yes. Were we out of there before the two ladies in the other line, yes. But to have to deal with attitude from someone that had to do work was not pleasant.

The employees that I have encountered were either rude or dismissive. This happened consistently…read moreand I simply stopped using the store.

I stopped into Shop and Save for a quick trip to grab eggs for breakfast and ended up finding their…read morefresh baked donuts. I decided to grab a dozen, and I'm so glad I did! They were incredibly soft, fresh, and tasted great. The store was clean, parking was easy, and the buggies were conveniently accessible right when you walk in. The cashier was also very nice and friendly, which made the visit even better. Definitely a great quick stop!

This place was surprisingly stocked with everything we needed and more. Kids loved the fun donuts…read more Friendly staff and gave great suggestions for hiking trails. Had all the items we forgot to bring with us. The Thanksgiving dinner was a hit! We supplemented with a few extra side dishes. Yum yum!

I finally made it here for the first time today. The prices are excellent. I even met the owner…read morebecause he checked us out. They have family size cereals, big packages of pork chops and chicken and lots of other things. It is a bit of a drive for me. But I think that it is worth it.

From the owner: Grocery Outlet is the nation's largest extreme value grocery store, where you can save 40%-70% on…read morebrand-name products compared to conventional grocers! From pantry essentials to fresh produce, organic items, and seasonal finds, there's something new to discover every trip.

2027 can't come soon enough. Cranberry Wegmans opens…read more On a business trip, put in a bakery order several days ahead of time. Being able to pick up my (large) bakery order and not leaving someone disappointed at home makes me happy. Had my list of must haves. I meandered through all the departments. Wasn't on a time schedule. I spent 2 hours in the store. Found beautiful baby lamb chops. Filets were $6/lb cheaper than my grocery store. Bought beautiful endive. Had to bring home the red wine peppered salami. Coming home, opening the cooler, and handing out foodie presents is like Christmas morning. The oohs and aahs were heard at multiple houses. The staff were very helpful finding my treasures. Wegmans trips make traveling for business worth it.

I have heard my family talk about Wegman's for years but this was the first time I was in town and…read morewent for myself. I found it to be quite a good store, with everything you could want: my weird health-food desires like coconut flour and buckwheat groats (that I usually have to visit specialty stores for); pharmacy supplies; lots of pre-made food; diverse international offerings; plenty of organic and pre-cut produce; flowers, etc. Despite it being my first time, I was able to navigate it without too much difficulty. When they were out of green onions, a friendly worker was able to refill the bin quickly for me (and direct me to the spacious, clean bathrooms). They have tons of checkout lines, only a couple were open with humans; and they have lots of self-checkout too. I mean, it's just a grocery store, but it's a pretty good one!

Byler's Grocery Store is Amish-owned, so it has no website or phone number…read more This grocery store is located in the basement of an Amish family's house. The store is much smaller than most "English" grocery stores, but it has some foods that I was interested in. As I shopped around, I saw Amish-made foods such as maple syrup, flour, rice, pancake mix, beans, noodles, jam, jelly, sugar, honey, and gelatin. Surprisingly, I also saw some English foods such as Doritos, Twix, Miracle Whip, Heinz Ketchup, Mountain Dew, and Kool Aid! In addition, I saw hygiene products such as soaps and shampoos, health products such as herbal medicines, and cleaning products such as bleach and paper towels. I bought Amish popcorn, pancake mix, and elderberry jelly. I thought that they all tasted good.

I am always impressed by not only how much they pack into this medium-sized store, but the great…read morecustomer service I receive. The employees really treat everyone like family there. I had a whole pile of groceries on the conveyer belt in the checkout line and realized that I forgot butter. The cashier said I should go get it (and thankfully no one was behind me), so I dashed back to the dairy section to snag it while she waited. Their bakery section is SO GOOD and my family thought that the rolls I brought home were from a specialty bakery. And their holiday baked goodies always look delicious!

Friendly clerks with to-go food options and of course, groceries. But the Tell pretzels that are…read moresold here. They're made in Tell and they are unique in texture and flavor.

The guy that owns this place is a liar. I was shopping on FB marketplace for a pet ramp or steps…read morefor my newly adopted rescue bulldog to use to get onto a very high bed. I messaged him on a Saturday for availability and measurements. He provided me with measurements that would work, and I told him I could pick it up the next day. He wasn't available and said he'd send me an invoice to pay and would hold it until Monday. To me, that meant I had until the end of the day Monday to pick it up. I got the sense it was some kind of store, but he never said so nor gave me a name or any hours of operation. Just an address. I drove just over an hour on Monday to get it, and the sign on the door said they were only open Thursday-Saturday. I messaged him, and he said I should have messaged him before coming. On Tuesday, he messaged me that he'd be there for 2 hrs, but I was on my way to work. He said he'd be there Wednesday as well and would message me when he got there. He never did so I waited until Thursday. This time, I did message before leaving so he knew I was coming. When I got there, he did not have the ramp set aside. It was still on the shelf. It had a sold sticker on it, but it was very small and on the side of the ramp where it could easily have been missed by an employee trying to sell it or a customer wanting to buy it. He had to search for it himself, and I didn't see it until he showed it to me. When I got the ramp home and set it up, it was way too small. He had told me the measurements were 42" in length and 32" in height. After measuring it, it was actually 37" in length and 20" in height. WAY off. So I messaged him yet again. He said that he "didn't know" and "based on the evidence, it appears a mistake has been made". He told me that there were no refund "papers" posted all over his store and if I hadn't stormed in rude and left rude I might have noticed. Not sure what he meant with that. Maybe he wanted to swap life stories while I was there. He kept trying to throw out excuses for the previous lack of communication but I wasn't biting. I had to get home and then to work. I'd already driven more than an hour each way twice, wasting time and gas. He offered me store credit, and said that next week he would check his warehouse for the correct ramp. I didn't need or want store credit. I needed a ramp or steps. Nor did I really want to wait another week, but I would have. However, after telling him that I did not need or want store credit and asking what the alternative was if he could not find the correct ramp, he told me that I should have brought a tape measure with me and if I didn't want store credit then there was nothing he could do for me and I should sell it on FB marketplace. He told me that I had shown up without an appointment and that I couldn't just show up and demand people to run on my time. Something I did not do, nor a business that he provided a name or hours for. He told me I should have brought my own tape measure with me and that this was FB marketplace. Why does a business need to post "no refund papers" all over the place if they're being honest about their products? Seems to me as if maybe they've had multiple issues with this kind of thing. I would humbly take my losses if this had been my mistake, but he sent me misinformation. I personally sell on Marketplace all the time and I am always very honest about what I am selling. I told him he was showing poor customer service for a business. He disagreed and said that he would not be checking his inventory or getting in any more dog ramps and that I should save my gas. This guy is the rude one. I would think two, three, and four times over before trusting him or buying anything from his store.

From the owner: Underground Discount was founded in 2024 with a vision to create an exceptional discount shopping…read moreexperience for our customers. What sets us apart, is that we wouldn’t sell it, if we wouldn’t buy it for Ourselves! We do extensive inspections on every product, To make sure that we are providing our customers with quality top brand products at a price they love!