I went here to get some sea moss gel, which I got, but I also grabbed some tea (loose leaves). The…read morecashier was really cool and helpful when I asked a question. I would return again.

This is the perfect spot for local, healthier option, unique food items and goods. It's surprising…read morehow big it is on the inside because you wouldn't think so from the outside. I was very impressed with the variety and selection as they had stuff here you can't event find at Whole Foods! The store was fully staffed for anyone who needed any assistance.

This place is absolutely amazing! Soo much history and the food is absolutely phenomenal 10/10read more

What an incredible place! Filled with Mac Miller memorabilia, it's clear how much love is…read moresurrounding this place. The staff were delightful and excited to talk about the history of the market. There's plenty of fun seating throughout the house, plus great seating in the backyard. We got the roast beef and turkey sandwiches--since they were running low on bread, my husband had his on naan and absolutely loved it! The food was delicious, the staff were amazing, and overall it's such a special place tucked right in the neighborhood. A must-visit for any Mac fan (or sandwich lover)! Also the bus line drops you off right outside the Market!

This Swissvale location is awful. Giant Eagle's monopoly allows them to get away with:Insane…read morePrices: 30% higher than Whole Foods on multiple products. Empty Shelves: Empty by 9 PM closing, still empty at 7 AM opening, and not restocked until noon. Terrible Atmosphere: Horrible customer service

This Giant Eagle does more than a decent job stocking items and having pleasant cashiers…read more Tonight, a Tuesday at 7pm, there are no lines to checkout. WHAAA??? OK. THAT never happens. A very nice cashier even called me over to her lane and was so incredibly nice, telling me to leave heavy items in the cart and she would come around to scan and making sure at the end of my transaction I had pulled all the bags of items from the carousel. And during this COVID pandemic tonight I found paper products (TP, paper towels) in plenty supply. And I picked up the last 2 GE brand hand soaps for 1.00 each. This is my preferred GE location on the way home from work. Kennywood is closer to home but produce is not as fresh. And. As with all GE locales, masks are mandatory with guards at the entrance to enforce and clean carts are inside the store and one way aisles are the way...

Though this wasn't my neighborhood (Bloomfield girl), Smiling Banana was a regular lunch spot for…read moreme. Being close to the market meant I could grab food items for home after lunch. I am a big believer in supporting local businesses. Even when I am home now on visits, I still try to do so. They have a nice organic selection as well. There were other times when I would just come here for lunch because they do an incredible deli sandwich! When you're here it's like you're family! That's just so very Pittsburgh. Go give them your money, get a yummy sandwich. You won't regret it.

I love my neighborhood store! They take such good care of…read moreme. I'm regularly coming in for a roast beef sandwich, lettuce, tomato, mayo on rye bread and they make it just the way I ask them because I'm fussy like that. But they smile and they laugh at me when I roll my eyes and tell them that I know I'm difficult. I truly appreciate that they have high-quality fresh produce, excellent meats, pantry staples, a quality selection of crackers and cookies, Bread Works bread, and the best local ice creams. But they also have ready to bake hors d'oeuvres and fancy little tidbits for a last-minute party. I don't know what our neighborhood would do without them.

Laid out like Aldi's but without designated sections. Free parking next to store very convenient.read more

I really enjoyed the variety of quality food products and the lively discourse with the owner, who…read moredefinitely doesn't believe I know how to cook. He's definitely a character, I will enjoy visiting with him in his shop again and again. Good prices, friendly staff and owners, some of the hidden areas are worth a look. Bring a small flash light. Reminded me of stores I experienced in Asia, all business up front, deals in the far edges. "Uncle" made us feel so welcome and wanted to talk about the history of the store, and his life here in the States. I love this place soo much. Will you find a deal? Most likely. Very welcoming shop. Amazing produce, and frozen section. They have vintage sneakers in the back. Don't miss it! So much fun on a rainy day! If you close your eyes, you'll be hard pressed to feel you are still in the US. Very clean around the food areas, although the "hidden" spaces were a bit dusty with pristine products. Please note that the owner will not budge on listed prices, however...look around and you may find the same item at a much more approachable price.

Aldi is my go-to grocery store, but when I found myself without a car for a couple months, I turned…read moreto Save a Lot since it's just a 5 minute bus ride away. I've been pleasantly surprised by the selection and quality of the produce! They don't have a ton of packaged vegan products, but they do carry soymilk, nondairy butter, and tofu. They also have a couple things I don't typically find at Aldi- like the amazing Sweet Chili Dorito's! Overall I really do "save a lot" here- my grocery receipts are on par with, or even a little below, Aldi prices. I'm so glad I stumbled across this spot and it's now part of my typical grocery rotation!

This location alway's , have one cashier at like 4pm forward. Uggg, rushtime. Everyone getting off…read morework,or anywhere. Why is it run like this?

Went to customer service today (10-15-2025) to return something I bought on 9-16-2025. It was…read moreunopened and didn't expire until sometime next April 2026 and I had the sales receipt. The lady in the customer service desk was very unfriendly and never said hello or asked how to help, just stared at me with a disgusted look. With a smile on my face, I took the item out of the bag and gave her the receipt and said that I just wanted to return something within the 30 day window. She rolled her eyes at me and said she can't take it because it's past 30 days. I said that no, it will be 30 days tomorrow but that it's 29 days today. She said again, no it's 30 days now. I asked her if she knows how to count because it's 29. She screamed at me saying no, it's over 30 days. I asked again for her to explain how she keeps saying it's over 30 days when the receipt and calendar clearly says 29 days and she yelled at me again but this time saying she isn't returning it. I was very angry and just left. I regret not demanding to speak to a manager and I'm debating on going back before they close today. This store is by my house, so it's nice stopping in to get something quick, but I may need to suck it up and drive 20mins out of my way for now on as I don't see me ever going back there.

Worst experience ever. We do all of our grocery shopping here, and never have had an experience…read morelike today. We finally got power back yesterday after the terrible storms. So, today we headed to Kuhn's to do our replacement shopping. We needed pretty much everything. We spent a good hour and thirty minutes shopping. We headed to the registered, there were two cashier's open. Lane 2 was free, and as soon as he saw us coming, he sighs loudly, throws his elbows on the counter and puts his head in his hands. He starts saying "Oh my F'ing Go* Man" (with the actual swear/inappropriate words). He rolled his eyes and flailed his arms around as if he were tasked with the worst possible chore for no compensation while being reprimanded by his mother who was about to go get her belt.. He proceeded to sigh, smack his lips, and make noises while complaining under his breath our entire transaction. He was throwing/flinging our groceries around as if they didn't matter. He made no eye contact and gave no greeting. My husband offered to bag for him, and did. He didn't say a word in response to my husband. He allowed the belt to sit, so I was unable to continuously load groceries as he scanned. He made it appear that sliding chips across the scanner was the most difficult thing someone could possibly do. He saw a bagger, though my husband was bagging, and he would occasionally throw something gap-hazards into a bag, he then told him, "You're going to have to help me man.". It took a whopping 15 minutes for our order to be scanned and bagged, $327.58. He didn't tell me my total, he didn't say a word. He complained it's been a hour since he got to look at his phone, he said that to himself. As the receipt printed he placed his hand over the printer to force it to crumple up, then crumpled it more, held it out toward me, kind of, then immediately walked away, pulling up his pants and complaining... Never said a word to me as I said, "thank you, have a nice day.". I called the store while loading my vehicle with groceries. The manager, Mark didn't seem to care so much. He asked me who, as if he didn't know? Obviously you have two cashier's only one is male, only one just walked off the cash register.. seriously? I did noting but spend money here, I asked for no discount (though I missed the 15% off due to my power not being back). I was polite, I smiled, I spent my hard earned money here. No assistance, my money from my debit card. I asked them for nothing, we even bagged our own stuff (most of it). We got nothing large or heavy other than a case of water we lifted for them to scan. We were calm and didn't deserve to be treated this way. I won't be back to Kuhn's until that cashier is gone. The prices are higher than competition. I go there for location, because it's small, they pay their people well and we have a good experience every time. I can't say we have always had a good experience now. I'm disgusted with this treatment. I don't know what I wanted from the manager, maybe not him being condescending, "what cashier was it?", isn't not obvious? That was condescending. Whoever owns this place needs to take a look at their staffing and make adjustments or they are going to end up losing all their customers.

This is a newer Aldi location that has been open for a few weeks now in wilkinsburg. The store is…read morereally nice and is a little bigger than other Aldi stores in the area.

The Giant Eagle on Murray ave, East end of New Castle, PA. It's clean, conveniently located, and…read morealthough a bit smaller (JUST a bit...) than the average Giant Eagle, it has all of the cool stuff. Nice deli, a bakery (which is actually an inexpensive spot to get stuff like Danish) and all the aisles for getting in your steps on a crappy Winter (or hot Summer) day. Really I like Giant Eagle, I just avoid the fruit & veg (expensive) and bread (Schwebels Italiano for $4.75!?!) aisles. Not even worth walking down them. Just stick with sale items, items you get cheap because of the Giant Eagle card, and the meat dept. but only for sale and items getting marked down because the sell by date is getting close. The employees are always friendly, and helpful. The store is well stocked, except for Asian food items which is pretty crappy. Two kinds of soy sauce? Seriously? Overall, this Giant Eagle gets four of five stars. Oh, and a s###-ton of different brands and flavors of ice cream. I do like that.

Cute little giant convenient store on Murray Avenue called Giant Eagle. I stayed at an Airbnb in…read moreSquirrel Hill and needed some bottled water. I walked here not knowing what time it closes. I asked the security guard. Oh shoot. I got 5 minutes to shop. The store has a logical layout. I found what I wanted in a minute and rushed to check out. The cashier saw me as I was new to the area. He offered his loyalty card for my water. Nice guy. I got it at a discount. But somehow, I got charged for 10 cents more. I swore I hit I got my own bag. Oh well. Time was running out. I could care less about that dime.