This is a fantastic, locally owned, small grocery store. Fresh produce, their own butchered meats,…read morea wonderful deli with a great variety of items, some house made. The hot deli bar is super!! Friendly staff. Worth the trip if you're not from the neighborhood.

Good shopping experience, the staff is very helpful and polite, good food all aroundread more

They are so kind and friendly and always with a smile they don't judge you they help you in any way…read morethey can you always have that one person who is a jerk but the rest makes up for it

My experience with Giant Food Stores has been less than optimal. My most recent experience was by…read morefar one of the worst in terms of customer experience and checkout. The products have been moved throughout the entire store making it difficult to find items. On this day, it was impossible to find someone to ask where these items were now housed. Finally I was able to find the items that I was looking for but each of 4 people I asked gave me wrong information. Could it not be possible to just have a lookup to find a product you are searching for? And don't get me started on checkout. The self-service checkout is the most frustrating and annoying experience. You have a whole counter that you can't put goods on. You are working on a little shelf. You have this annoying voice telling to scan items and place them on this little shelf. And it stops you repeatedly during checkout so that these unfriendly people have to come over to reset the process. The best checkout process is at Trader Joe's. They are friendly and efficient and pack your bags for you. Plus the prices these days at Giant are outrageous and it is harder and harder to use their coupons. They need to improve their product wayfinding, customer service, pricing and checkout experience.

I first discovered Kings Gap General Store through a Facebook scroll a few weeks back--their post…read moreabout mason jar milkshakes and weekly homemade specials made me stop mid-scroll and mentally file it under must-visit. After spending the afternoon at Kings Gap State Park, fate decided it was time. The store sits directly across from the entrance to Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, and when I pulled in, I knew I'd found the right spot. The sign and weathered exterior scream "this place has been here forever," and walking through the front door felt less like themed décor and more like stepping into a genuine time capsule. No gimmicks--just the real deal. Inside, a handful of customers were scattered about: some chatting at a table up front, others waiting for their orders or poking through shelves of general merchandise, snacks, and deli items. Behind the counter, one man hustled on sandwiches while a woman handled the register, helped with orders, and somehow kept it all afloat. Pro tip: don't stop here if you're on a schedule. With a two-person crew, it's not fast food--it's experience food. I ordered the peanut butter mason jar milkshake ($9), half expecting it to be cash-only (it wasn't--credit cards accepted!). A few minutes later, my "milkshake" arrived so overflowing it had to be served in a bowl. Imagine: thick and creamy peanut butter shake topped with a mountain of whipped cream, Reese's Pieces, a peanut-butter-stuffed Oreo, a Reese's cup, two chocolate Twizzlers, and chocolate sprinkles around the rim. Yes, it was messy. Yes, it was sticky. And yes, it was heaven. I grabbed a shaded picnic table outside to give my treat a fighting chance against the sunshine and devoured every last bite. That milkshake was my dinner--and I wasn't sure I'd even be hungry the next morning. I can't vouch for the rest of the food since the shake was my sole focus, but if you're anywhere near Kings Gap, this place is a must-stop dessert destination. Friendly staff, easy parking, and a little slice of nostalgia wrapped around an outrageous milkshake. Pro tip: follow their Facebook page--specials sell out fast, and pre-orders are the only way to guarantee you don't miss out.

Friendly, quick service. Our subs were ready quickly and we had chips and drinks on a Sunday…read moremorning to take up to Kings Gap for lunch. Two thumbs up!

I was very surprised why this Lidl had low ratings. I came in this past weekend for flowers and…read moresome snacks for a party. There were many flowers to pick from. We found a nice little bouquet. My only gripe is there was one register open with a long line of people. I love Lidl more than Aldi so I'll always be back

There was so much hype when Lidl opened recently in my town I almost felt an obligation to check it…read moreout. Every time I talked to my dad he would tell me about how great of a store it was supposed to be. Basically I went to contribute something to the conversation and a small part of me was curious also. It was supposed to be modeled after Aldi - for which is kinda a miss for me, but I decided to check them out anyway. It took a few times as they have a 100 person max capacity and the line always snaked around outside. On my 4th try one early morning after opening I was lucky enough to get in without a line. Carts and sanitizing spray and wipes are located outside which I appreciated. Inside the store was nice and bright and aesthetically pleasing as its set up that all the colorful produce, floral, etc catch your eye at the entrance. They have their own bakery, which was a surprise to me. Everything looked fresh, the isles wide and open, and stocked pretty well. Although I couldn't find two items on my list; poppyseed lemon salad dressing and candied pecans. They have all the normal departments, many organic items, and some specialty foods, and several brands I never heard of. Each department is on the smaller size though, so you have to be open to different brands. There's isles in the middle that carry non food products, toys, etc. Everything there was reasonably priced but not discount. Aside from a few "door busters" items that were priced really well (bag of granny smith apples for .99 cents for example), prices were at or above a regular chain grocery store pricing which leads me to why I probably won't stop in often.... At checkout you have to pay for bags (.10 cents each) AND bag your groceries. To me this is a huge turn off. Prices are not that cheap that you need to charge me for bags, and last time I checked my paycheck didn't come from Lidl so why am I doing your job... This bothers me as much as the .25 cent cart deposit at Aldi. When you're trying to load your items on the belt at checkout alone, who also has the time to bag, or reload in your cart to move to a bagging station? To do essentially what I feel the cashier should be doing. I can't image trying to do this while wrestling a few kids and trying to keep a mask on my face, while digging for my credit card for payment, and trying not to hold up the line. Let me make this real clear...they will NOT assist in any way, nor lift one item to place in a bag - yours or store bought - regardless if there's waiting customers or not. I even asked for assistance bagging and was given a hard no. As there are now, I would stop in if I needed one or two items and was nearby. However I won't be a regular customer unless they change their ways to be more customer friendly at the register.

Nice discount grocery store. You never know what they will have so you definitely can't do your…read morenormal grocery shopping here. But a great place to stock up on a few items especially can goods. Just make sure you double check the dates before you buy.

Great prices friendly staff. You need to be sure to check the expiration dates just like any other…read morediscount grocery store. Their deli meats are low priced yet pretty good. Itnis pretty easy to fill your shopping cart for less then $60.00

I've been shopping at Superior's since before my son was born and that's over 50 years. Fresh meats…read morealways,fresh vegetables always, and the family is the kindest and friendliest always. Even though they occasionally raise prices, the prices are fair, after all they have to live too but they don't pass the burden on to their customers. I appreciate the fact that they also deliver. And even though the store is small it's cozy and has a friendly atmosphere, it's like the customers are family as well and I hope they never ever move.

l was just in there store and the older lady at the cashier said this isn't there store website…read morethat someone through they was helping out there store I asked for the second time why isn't it on the website that the store close for lunch and that when she stated about the website not belonging to the store so I said posted it in the windows with the store hours T Holland

A nice grocery store and excellent prices - especially - the apples in the fall! Nice staff -…read morealways courteous & helpful.

Their hoagies are made to order and very fresh. The price…read moreis extremely reasonable. I usually get a bag of potato chips, a cold drink, and a package of local baked goods for my snack.

Well stocked and clean and the employees were friendly and helpful. There is also an ample…read moreselection of freshly made authentic foods to purchase for lunch nor dinner.

A classic independently owned mini-mart that has stood the test of times in Lancaster City's South…read moreSide. It's a little worn, weathered and tattered but it's handy for getting snacks, drinks and last minute items. It is these little 'mom and pop' shops that help define the community around the block!