Wegmans has always made me feel like I am shopping in the Neiman Marcus of grocery stores! Love all…read moreof the Lehigh Valley Wegmans. However I had errands to run in Easton, and the Easton location is has always been a lovely grocery shopping experience! They have my favorite French cooking ingredients for my classic Boursin mashed potatoes recipe, which my all time favorite butter is exclusively sold in Wegman's. Could not visit the store and not stop by the hot bar to have a few of the garlic, Parmesan wings, and pizza. The sandwich shop makes incredible hero sandwiches. The food is incredibly delicious, the service is great. The atmosphere was quiet, just how I like it. Personally have many more favorites that only Wegman's sell that no other grocery store sells. When visiting PA., always have to stop at Wegman's. Be sure to check them out!

Beautiful huge supermarket with good friendly service. They have a huge selection of all sorts of…read moreproducts that you can't find in many stores. They have a huge selection of prepared foods, baked goods, and there are low salt products, gluten free products, organic items. They also have very long hours, closing at midnight.

I've gone to Resslers for at least 30 years. Great corner store with awesome deli sandwiches.read more

This is a classical, old school grocery store in the heart of Nazareth's Main Street. It has been…read morearound for at least 50 years in the same family. It would be hard pressed to find a classic like this in the Bay Area, and if something like this does still exist, it's at risk of withering away at any moment. Fortunately, that's not the case here, where nostalgia lives on. I come here for their macaroni salad, but I know locals who prefer their potato salad and ham salad instead. FYI, for California folks not familiar with ham salad, it's similar to a tuna or egg salad, except made with ham. Thus far, I've had the macaroni salad for the 2 out of 2 days I've been here so far. I may give their potato salad a try tomorrow. Personally, I'd have their macaroni salad everyday, if I lived here. You'll also find plenty of Pennsylvania and East Coast classical food items that you won't find in California, like their homemade shoo-fly pies and kiffles, A-Coast sodas, Good's Chips and Tasty Cakes. In addition, there's also local memorabilia along the walls of this tiny store. When I see all of these things, I know I'm not in the Bay Area anymore! Ressler's is super popular for their sandwiches, particularly their Italian subs. During lunch, this is a busy place as people come in for their grab and go sandwiches. And doesn't macaroni salad make a great accompaniment to an Italian hoagie? I certainly think so!!

This is the best Aldi I've been to in the US. It's clean and well-stocked. The people working there…read moreare polite and seem to be happy working there. The shoppers usually seem happy too to be shopping there. Lots of free parking!

Service is excellent! They are very welcoming and suggest new products to try!always helpful to…read morecheck prices and and kind to customers

Great to walk in this Saturday in November to meet Kathy and John and chat about their TOMATO PIE…read more@ $1.75 square. This cozy shop decorated in bakery themed lights, suitably decorated. The two young men behind the counter were smart and helpful with picking and packing of the bakery items. After learning about the GRASSLAND BUTTER used in baking, plus more additional details, I purchased 1 square of tomato pie ($1.75), 2 cheese/fruit danish ($4.75 each), a 6 pack of ciabatta rolls ($3.00), a long loaf of cracked black pepper and Asiago bread ($7.75), an iced cinnamon roll ($3.75) and a 3 pack of these Scottish Tiffan ($3.60, refer to FB post) ALL $30. Now home, I perked a pot of coffee and sat down to enjoy the danish which imparts a delicious buttery dough, nice, generous middle of fruit filling with an underlay of cream cheese mixture spread. Oh, yum.

They were sold out of individual sticky buns by the time I…read moregot there almost at closing time. So I got oatmeal raisin cookie, which was pretty good. Everyone was really nice.

Be very careful about this particular Supercenter's exchange/return policy before purchasing any…read moreprinter cartridges (and/or other selected electronics). I purchased a Canon printer cartridge that was either defective, or had been tampered with, i.e., the inner packaging within the box had been opened. The cartridge registered no ink level when inserted into the printer. Apparently, the local store policy is to not do exchanges if the box has been opened. This is not Walmart Corporate policy. They told me to try and exchange the printer cartridge at another Walmart store that might not have the same local no-return store policy! Buyer beware!

Walmart has gone the route of "dynamic pricing," requiring customers to download the App if they…read morewant to know the price of an item. They have replaced standard shelf labels with barcodes which must be read by the app. I can't even find the price of a bottle of soda or a box of crackers without an app. The store is losing my business and probably that of many other people. I do not want Walmart's App!

Horrible location. Disorganized. Dirty. Employees are unfriendly and unhelpful. Stopped in tonight…read moreand the few customers in the store were using self checkout whether they wanted to or not. No employees to be seen. After a while a young woman sauntered behind the counter and began playing on her phone. After a few minutes I spoke up and asked if she worked there. Yeah? Explained I needed help with something and she mumbled to herself and disappeared to the back of the store for 5 minutes.

Sadly the employees seemed dazed and confused. At one time this store ran efficiently. Now, none…read moreof the employees appear to understand the workings of their job.