I have shopped at this store for 37 years and while I occasionally went to Price Chopper or…read moreWegman's for "fancier" foods, Schneider's served our needs for the most part. But now a new owner has taken over and while he has spruced the store up and make it look really neat and attractive inside, the items the store stocks have changed dramatically. I would estimate that the store no longer carries about a fourth of the items I go in there to buy. Suddenly, it seems more like a convenience store than a real grocery store. Tons of junk food like french fries, desserts, sweet snacks, and fast food and less and less of real food. People who still actually cook meals find things missing when they run in for an item needed for a recipe. The frozen veggie section now is smaller with convenience food taking up the old space. It is as if the store is trying to make everyone in town fat and unhealthy. This is kind of a serious matter. I hate to have to drive a half hour to get to a healthier grocery store but we find that we have to more often now.

Very crowded at the time I went, but understandable. What a fabulous store. Visit it every time I'm…read morein Binghamton area. Wegman's has opened a few stores on Long Island, (not that near to town where I live), but haven't visited yet. Baked goods are awesome and plentiful. And their floral dept. is just beautiful. There were 3 people working it when I was there. 3!! If you can't find an item at a Wegman's, then you don't really need that item. Ha!

This was my first Wegmans experience 2 decades and was very pleased. The convenience and variety of…read moreitems boggled my mind. Food shopping became a chore I actually looked forward to and always seemed to pack additional items in my shopping cart as a result. This location was always clean, well stocked and bright. The staff I encountered were helpful but not intrusively so.

Rob's is a very efficient grocery store. They have a nice selection of everything. The meats and…read moredeli counter are especially nice. I appreciate the self-checkouts for speed and convenience. The cashier staff is always very friendly, too.

The delicatessen is amazingly stocked with freshly made puddings,tapioca, pasta salads and other…read moretasty delights. The meats are of 1st quality ​

I live in the Clarks Summit/S.Ab. area and have two other markets closer to me, but because of the…read morequality of the Wegman's organic items, the friendly nature of the employees, and the overall experience I get from Wegman's - I will continue to drive around the mountain fory my grocery order week after week. There are even times when I will run out of milk or eggs mid-week, and find myself stopping here for those items rather than shopping closer to home. In the several years my family has been shopping here, I have only had one incident where I was charged x2 for an expensive cut of Parmiggiano reggiano cheese but it was corrected during my next visit. The Wegman's brand organic items like the milk, eggs, and dairy creamer leave nothing to be desired. Not to mention their bakery! An absolute gem. Who needs a Whole Foods, anyways? Certainly not I. Keep up the good work, Wegman's!

Ordered some groceries and prepared foods for delivery to a friend. I used their website and the…read moreordering process was easy and offered back up selections should your choice(s) become unavailable. The person fulfilling the order sent me updates or clarifying questions about substitutions when applicable. Items that they did not have were refunded and delivery was fast. My friend enjoyed her food and groceries and really liked their chicken soup. Thanks for making life a little easier for those of us far away or wanting to help a friend.

convenient shopping lower prices close to home -. the store has good employees they are helpful and…read morecourteous.

Is Stockholm Syndrome a thing in retail? You're in the middle of nowhere and so bereft of credible…read moresupermarket options that you begin to believe that your only choice (Weis) is an outstanding one. The store is a total drag sporting suffocating dinge, lousy produce and an unhelpful staff that equates breathing with service... you really can't give an out of town customer a courtesy swipe of your discount card. Just weak. Weis is so disappointing, I was actually thinking fond thoughts about ShopRite. Such is the life of a hostage. Barely two stars.

First time in this location and I'm impressed. Everything was well stocked. The employees were…read moreavailable to help and friendly. I've recently learned of the Aldi aisle of limited time finds so I checked that out and wasn't disappointed. Found some cute lawn decor and an outdoor game set. Despite it being a busy Saturday the line moved quickly. I'd still rather patronize the smaller stores first but I do love some of the Aldi brand things.

I visit this Weis infrequently; only when visiting relatives in the Carbondale area -- but have…read morebeen visiting for many, many years. My most recent stop was only to pick up some sliced almonds ($3.29) for a recipe -- an item that the two nearby Dollar Stores didn't carry. While there, I also passed a nice display of dried chili peppers, and bought some arbol chilis on whim ($2.29 for 3 oz). Relative to the grocery stores closer to my home, Weis has a far more extensive selection of items. For example, the fruits and vegetables, and salad bar, seem gigantic in comparison. And, as mentioned, I was able to pick up a specialty item, the arbol chilis that aren't available closer to home. Prices are seemingly a bit higher than home, and higher than some groceries stores headed towards Scranton but you'll save some on gas! One odd thing. I found on my receipt that I had earned a few Weis Rewards Points that could be used for gas at Weis' Gas-and-Go, Sunoco, or Mirabiro Fuel locations. However, the points were expiring the very next day (on Nov 25). I am happy to have this store in Carbondale. Staff were friendly. Check-out was easy. Parking was plentiful.

I was locked out of my apt this morning...and my phone was dead. I went into Weis seeking just a…read morephone to call my daughter to let me in. The employee I encountered acted astounded when I asked to use a phone. I explained to her my situation and she then said she "had to ask" if I may use a phone. She got another cashier and they stood discussing my problem while I stood there while a phone was less than a foot from me. Rather than add to the more than 10 minutes I waited I chose to leave and use the phone at Burger King..what if this were a life threatening emergency? God forbid you have a real problem don't ask to use the phone at weis

Friendly, helpful staff. My groceries are always fresh and I've never had a problem A great store.read more

A supermarket inside deposit, and the only one! The staff is helpful and friendly and quick to…read morepoint you in the direction of the deals. And if you have an item which is on sale, they are alerting you to it and making sure you are taking advantage. The prices are extremely reasonable. Can you ask for anything more? 5 stars.

What a great place in a great location if you are out riding. Friendly people good food lots of fun.read more

This is a great, little, family owned market and gas station. Friendly service and a good variety…read moreof food items.

I love everything about Weaver's. The produce, the cleanliness, the service and the variety of…read moreavailable groceries. And there's more than produce and groceries, with local artisan merchandise for sale. Weaver's is my Amish bodega.

What a surprising find. There is a mix of conventional products, Amish-produced products, and fresh…read moreitems. It makes some sense, given the location. We found the prices all over the map, with some items being a great deal and some being a bit expensive - shop with care and you will be rewarded with great quality. The small-batch prepared frozen meals are excellent, the chicken pie was full of real food and the price was good. Not all of the cheeses are produced by small farms, but there is a large selection of those that are. We got lucky enough to make it to their "Customer Appreciation Day" and meet many of the food vendors. It was fun to put faces to the companies and farms - not all were Amish folks, some were outsiders who seemed to be treated with just as much respect. The store is welcoming and seems to have a good attitude. I was hesitant at first, but after a few visits I feel very comfortable shopping there.