Wegmans is always innovating. I had the king salmon poke and it was delicious. It was fresh,…read moreexcellent combination of ingredients, and delicious sauce on the side. The poke bowl included king salmon, quinoa, brown rice, avocado, edamame, cucumber, radish. Healthy and delish!

After 25 years of dealing with a big name pharmacy and being treated badly, I switched to Wegmans's…read morepharmacy. The difference is day and night. They answer the phone, I no longer wait for an hour (literally) and get disconnecte. The staff is wonderful and treat their customers with kindness and compassio. And just like the Wegmans's stores, amazing customer service!!! If you're using a giant corporate pharmacy and feel like a number, make the switch. You won't believe the difference. I would absolutely highly recommend Wegmans's pharmacy!!!!!

If I could give 0 stars ai would. They do not restock anything throughout the day. Shelves are bare…read moremost of the time I'm there in the afternoon. Today was egregious - veggies were bare and anything left was bruised or rotting. No one has pulled or restocked beans , tortillas, ground chicken, stock, organic heavy cream, peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash from what I've seen.

Lots of registered open, Floral dept looked great…read more I came for some tortillas and creamer. They had everything I needed. Check out Staff was nice. Everything looked so tidy and new

I am ecstatic about my experience here! Very fresh produce, amazing bakery selection, and lots of…read morefresh meal options for various dietary needs. There were several bakery options for those dairy-free and gluten-free and even sugar-free! They have a large selection of cheese, meats, and seafood too. Their drink stand offers ready-to-make smoothies, coffee drinks, and non-coffee drinks such as a chai frappe which I'd recommend! They also have seasonal items which sounded great. Over by the bakery corner, they offer ready-to-make crepes too. The staff was friendly and kind. I even found some fellow shoppers in the store to be friendly too! Shelves were restocked well which is saying a lot during a PANDEMIC! Checkout was very easy and quick (although I may have just been there at an ideal time of day). Overall, I'd say this store is well managed. Props to the team for making that happen! Also, for those unsure of what to expect, I'll say the following. The space is about half fresh foods/produce/made-to-order and half grocery aisles with some necessities and some specialty items mixed in. Be sure to examine the entire fresh foods area well, because otherwise there's some options that are easy to miss. They truly make best use of the space in my opinion! I only have two negatives to share: 1) the smaller parking lot with not too many spots available, which still worked for my needs. 2) a little pricier than your average grocery store (for some specialty items) but then again, I'd compare this more to a gourmet store or farm to table place where you're getting better quality and paying for it accordingly. With that said, I feel the prices are justified. Just note you would likely spend less on some items at a ShopRite, but a lot that's available here you wouldn't see in your average grocery store. Also, you'd receive better quality items (that aren't name brand) here than at your average grocery store including baked goods, fresh foods, etc. Overall, great experience!

I continue to give them another chance and they continue to disappoint me. The quality of the hot…read morebar is not good. Then you get very unfriendly workers. I don't mean everyone. But a lot of them. Today I decide to order a sandwich. I get it back to work and of course not completely correct. No mayo and the tomato's are the ends and hard. Their sandwich's aren't cheap. I think I will stop giving them chances.

A deli, an Italian specialty shop, a cafe, a lunch spot. Altomonte's has all you can want in an…read moreItalian market. In December we had to come for the Italian Hot Chocolate delish! Today we came for lunch. A custom chicken cutlet and today's special the Saquon sizzle We couldn't complain a bit about either. The cashiers are so friendly and the ordering process is easy (once you get the hang of it) kiosks where you order and pay all in one. If you are getting a drink and chips, you have to pay separately at the cash register which is slightly inconvenient. Indoor and outdoor seating first come first serve but it does tend to turn over quickly. It can get crowded and the shopping area does get congested. There was a wait for the kiosk when we went today but the atmosphere is comfortable and inviting. A lot to see and plenty to try. We will be back to sample more of the menu for sure.

Great Italian market with all fresh perishables along with many hard to find items…read more Very friendly and helpful staff too.

Great cheap produce minutes from the heart of Doylestown! Stop in today for the selection and…read morefriendly service.

Less than impressed by the pre-bagged fruit - I only need 1 or 2 - and prefer to purchase loose…read moreproduce. I did get a head of romaine and some (eat now, or forever hold your peace) very r[pe blueberries, plus 3 bananas. I guess I am stuck with Giant. Oh, how I miss Gentile's in Newtown Square. Is there anywhere else in Dtown to get really GOOD produce? (Not McCaffery's - they are beautiful but too expensive. That is "special occaision" fruit).

Been coming here to buy Transbridge Lines bus tickets for a while. Cheaper to buy them here than on…read morethe bus itself. Also offer round trip ticket pairs and 10 ticket packages. Beware there are expiration dates on all the tickets, every single one. The one way tickets can usually be used for another half year, and possibly the round trip tickets too. However, if you get the pack of 10, you save money but you have only around 1 month to use it all. The gentleman selling the ticket behind the register has always been the same guy - a friendly man. Although looks a bit shabby inside and the shelves often appear to be pretty empty/need restocking, the employees are friendly and there is a small mom&pop shop feel which is quite a change from the massive chain stores.

Its very nice clean and good store. very friendly person. they have real good clean newly open…read morepharmacy. I went there to fill up my prescription and they have very good pricing .i compare pricing for all around doylestown pharmacy and they offered me real good pricing its very nice store. now i have started to go there everyday. they have everything. its like small wallmart.

I love Giant food stores…read more Always so clean, and fully stocked. The staff is usually very friendly and I can always catch some kind of deal. Came in on this day just to get groceries for the next few weeks. Satisfied because I ended up saving a bunch of money on their sales.

I earned a free ham and went to pick it up. I was told too bad. No rain checks and options that…read moreGiant had were out of stock also. WTF?? Rain check would have been acceptable but I was told Giant isn't doing that. What a totally crappy policy. You appreciate your customers when convenient to you? I've never been madder and will be switching stores. You have competitors who don't hate their customers. Next time offer a new car as a prize and don't give them out. See how that works for you! Your lack of concern and care speaks volumes!

We wandered in after seeing the sign that they had fresh Kombucha on tap. So, we walked in and…read morefirst looked at the produce. It looked good. I grabbed a bunch of celery and went to the counter. Ordered the black cherry Kombucha. It is quite good. But it is not made here. It's made elsewhere and sold on tap here. Regarding the celery, I can't understand why it tastes so bad. It's bitter, sour, almost rancid. Yet, it looked and smelled delicious. Perhaps residue from a pesticide? I don't know. I'm speaking it in water now. I wanted it earlier. I am welcone to hear suggestions.

From the owner: The Doylestown Food Market is a locally sourced grocery that specializes in locally grown and…read moreproduced foods and other items. In the store you will find local fresh produce, baked goods, pastured and grass-fed meat and dairy, pastas, sauces, jams, raw honey, coffees, grains, cereals, chocolates and sweets, snacks.... Our focus is on local; supporting farmers and producers and building community.

When you think of the historical milk man of Main Street America...this would be his office. What a…read moregem for locals. Traditional glass milk jars fresh from their dairy cows. You can even purchase one of those metal milk jar carriers to transport the milk home. They sell by the half gallon and for a family of four, I go through 4 jars a week or so. Prices are reasonable and they sell ice cream from a Longacres ice cream shop that has been in business since the 1930s in Barton, PA. When you pull up you see the cows that provided you with the delicious milk! I drive about 20min just for the milk. Won't purchase from anywhere else now that I can taste the difference. Staff seem to be local high school students and are very nice. The ambience is straight from small town America.

If you're on a trip through Bucks County and don't stop at the Penn View Dairy Farm, well....you're…read moremissing something truly special. This family's dairy farm is one of the nostalgic reasons my family settled in this area (just one of many reasons). I mean, where else can you greet the cows that produce the fresh milk you are about to buy in old fashioned glass bottles? That's right! We buy 4 or 6 at a time and carry them in hard wire baskets, just like in the 1950's! And for about the same price you're paying at the grocery store for milk that's been sitting on a store shelf for who knows how long. In summer, they feature locally grown produce. In autumn they sell local apple cider that's unbelievable! And the holiday egg nog is to die for!! If you're driving to New Hope from Philly or just looking for something fun to do on a Saturday, it's a great trip! The dairy has a dedicated local following, my family included. It's cash or check only but they do have an ATM. Just remember, the Dairy closes on Sunday (like the Bible says, rest on the 7th day).

The staff that works here is undoubtedly so nice - so I'm putting that at the head of the review…read morebecause they deserve recognition beyond what else is said in the review. They are extremely helpful and professional and actually are probably one of the only store employees I've encountered that seem like the genuinely care about you while they engage in "customer service". Very professional , so kudos to the people you hire and the training you employ. This Whole Foods looks mostly like other Whole Foods except it is notable that this Whole Foods is the first I have been in that was built post Amazon takeover and it's definitely noticeable ! A lot more ... utilitarian. The prepared section is huge but lacking any real good options at the hot bar it's just a lot of stainless steel and well a lack of food. Plus seeing people let their children dangle over the food and pick out their own is gross - not the time to teach them independence. Although that's not whole foods' fault. They have all the departments as any other Whole Foods but the choices I feel are definitely different than say the Spring House location where I feel I have more variety. I will agree with others and say not everything is fresh. For example I got expired yogurt and also bagged spinach that went bad way before the expiration date. Staff rectified and was super nice about communicating with me to reach out and they'll have a thorough scan of the department done. So things definitely aren't moving at the rate they're coming in or some FIFO protocols are slipping through the cracks. Overall I like getting discounted food here because I hate food waste, and I like that some of their prices are actually better than other stores - I.e. a lot of yogurt products. Overall it's definitely still got its hiccups but I think the staff is a great asset to this store particularly those in customer service. I also love their partnership with too good to go ! (Side note: I was disappointed they did not have a cafe as everyone said they were going to which was in turn why the neighboring B&N doesn't but maybe it really had to do with the building of the first watch).

We have waited a loooooong time to get a Doylestown/Central Bucks location of Whole foods and now,…read moreit's finally here. It's just like the rest of the Whole foods with a vast selection of grocery, dairy, bakery, produce and prepared foods options. They have store-made sushi and pizza as well as a hot food bar (with lots of soups) and cold salad bar. Yes, it's pricey - but they have everything you need. Bring your own re-useable bags. They do have paper bags but charge 5 cents each.