We stopped by on a cold winters day and grabbed a hot spiced cider from the coffee counter and it…read morewas AMAZING! Truly the best cider in my life. It had pieces of orange peel floating in the cider which I enjoyed chewing on (once I realized what it was). It was so good, I would make a practice of stopping by there for one when we are up this way. We also grabbed a strawberry rhubarb pie. It was really good as well. Not overly sweet or tart. The goods in the shop are well priced and their selection is great. Definitely check it out.

Awesome little place! So many food items to choose from and everything looked so fresh!read more

I no longer live there and really miss it . All ( most) items authentic Amish , sold in bulk. They…read morehave "different " hard to find items. We are now in Calif;-(, it would be nice if the had on line ordering. I have a friend go get things I can't find here. She sends to me. Please echo hill , consider it.

ahh I must say, I do miss Echo Hill now that we're in CA. As I was recently shopping for some…read moreflours and spices, I realized I never reviewed one of my favorite go-to places for such things. I love to bake and cook, so although this quaint, unassuming store was a bit of a drive, I happily made it on a regular basis when living in PA. It's out in the middle of the country...let's put it this way, you wouldn't run into it while out and about! I see they now have a website which includes a charming history of this family-owned business dating back to 1955 when the current owner's father purchased the property, as well as where the name "Echo Hill" comes from! I believe almost all the employees are family and everyone is always friendly and helpful. Granted, I haven't been here since moving out of state in 2020 and from reading some of the reviews, it seems their prices (like everyone else's) have increased, but this store always had the biggest selection of grains, flours, nuts, and spices, as well as packaging for homemade food gifts. I always found their selection and pricing to be awesome and worth the drive!

This Flying J isn't the biggest but it does have bobtail parking in the front. Truck parking is…read morelimited so park early if you want a spot. It's currently being remodeled so there are no showers available. There's a subway located on the inside and they do have the pilot hot case food if you're hungry. There is a laundry room to wash your clothes. The overnight cashier told me if I wanted to return my merchandise I had a few days but she didn't tell the other customers ahead of me the same thing. Just because of my race doesn't mean I'm going to return the merchandise I purchase. The cashiers on days were friendly no complaints.

Used the car charger. Super easy to use. No need for app. Only tip is Just don't charge to 100%…read more Just do 80% if possible. The last 20% is the same price to charge from 20% to 80%.

This store has been open for about 4 years now and it's still as clean, bright and well stocked as…read moreday one. I'm sure everyone knows about Aldi so there is no reason to get into it. They have a decent sized parking lot and you not going to park more than 100 feet away from the entrance at the farthest spot. If you want a shopping cart you have to deposit a quarter into the lock (don't worry you get it back when you return it). Like most stores you enter into the produce section. They have an actually impressive assortment with most of the produce being from area farms in the region. They even have some delicacy items that you would have to drive 30 minutes to a large chain store to get. The aisles are all very wide so navigating the store is easy. In the center is all of your dry goods. Some of the dry goods are their own brand. We have tried their rice crispy and a couple others and they raiser just as good as the original for usually half the price or better. The meat and poultry section is decent size and they have good variety. They do sell fish that is in vacuum sealed packaging. The cooler section has all the normal stuff along with the frozen food section. One thing I really like is that the frozen food chests in the middle of the aisle have glass doors on top so you don't have to worry about maybe getting products that have thawed. Aldi also sells some home wares and some outdoor things such as a greenhouse and yard box. They have the normal seasonal decorations for sale also. The prices are normally very competitive and in some cases far cheaper. One thing I did notice is that the soda and seltzers seem to be considerably more expensive. We normally get La Croix seltzers for our camper and pay around $4/12 pack. Here they were $5.55. Overall the store is great and has all your staples.

So we usually stop at Cabellas in the RV when heading North or South. We love to stop and grab some…read moresweet treats and an ice cream cone. Delicious stuff...

Wow! Completely exceeded my expectations! I have been dying, DYING to come here because the store…read morelooks so beautiful and I have always loved Russell Stover chocolates above all others. There is just something about those whipped creamy centers that really gets me going! A perfect time to visit at Easter too! Whipped passion fruit, mango, banana and all kinds of eggs await you. We were searching out coconut nests and we found em! The store is so happy and colorful and very neat and organized. It has eye appeal. I'm telling you it took my breath away! The help was very kind and courteous too. We each were given a free sample of an individually wrapped piece of chocolate, I got a cookie dough egg. Yummy. They offer a wonderful selection of delicious sugar free candy too. I favor the Russell Stover sugar-free by far over the Whitman's brand. Towards the rear of the store they carry amazing deals on seasonal candy close outs. Some slightly or nearing expiration. Then some are "bloopers" the less than perfect chocolates. They sell beautiful caramel apples. Also they have ice cream creations available. Those were unexpected surprises! They have a rewards card and I scored a free small box of chocolates because I spent over 18$. Woo hoo!!

Five Stars for Betty's!…read more Betty's absolutely knocked it out of the park! The Thai Burrito Bowl was incredible -- the peanut sauce was perfection, and every single ingredient tasted so fresh. The Hot & Honey Chicken Quesadilla was pure chef's kiss... the flavors blended together like magic. And my son devoured his chicken quesadilla, so that's another win! I ordered through DoorDash and live about 20 minutes away, and somehow the food STILL arrived hot. Major props to my delivery driver, but an even bigger shoutout to Betty's for serving truly fresh, made-to-order food that holds up. Highly, highly recommend!

Stopped by while I was visiting my old Alma Mater KU. This shop is exactly what we were looking for…read morefor lunch. Right off the bat you can tell the ingredients were FRESH. The kids got a smoothie and a cheese quesadillas and I got the southwest wrap and my husband got the Thai wrap. Both had the most AMAZING flavors. The staff (or maybe they were the owners, not sure) were so kind, helpful and friendly. What a great addition to the town. Can't wait to come back and try the rest of the menu. Highly recommend!

The store is a mess. Carts with stuff needed to be stocked everywhere. So messy you can barely get…read morethrough the isles, let alone actually find anything on shelves. Came across another person in an isle and had to back all the way out of the isle just to let the other person pass by. Employee was rude and had an attitude when I checked out.

Great prices and the staff is usually attentive and helpful. Definitely a great alternative to the…read moreWeis Markets down the street if you don't need meat or produce, etc.

stopped in Sunday afternoon to get fried chicken. none available. Deli employee said that the fried…read morechicken guy didn't come in so they had no fried chicken. luckily Weis had plenty. suggest that Giant train several individuals to fry chicken

(I've never been inside the Giant itself. This review is strictly about the gas station.)…read more Time for the 'ol trusty default three star Yelp gas station check list: Good price? Well right now all prcies are bad but I redeemed my gas points so I guess artifically the answer would be yes. Did I trip over any random tire shards, radiator parts or left behind wing nuts? No Easy on/off to the highway/road of my choosing? Check, 222 off/on wasn't too bad. Human intervention needed? No Three star gas station bliss achieved!