Lots of great organic food. Different items every time plus the same good ones too. I'm always…read morehappy I stopped in.

This place is a bit of a secret haven. They are a grocery store, but they also have a ton of…read moregrocery outlet items. What brings me all the way here is the unusually large amount of vegan / vegetarian specialty items that they have for a fraction of the price of reg stores. Buyer beware: much of what they sell is beyond sell by date. So be sure to check the dates on everything you get. A few weeks past for a frozen item sure. However, I've found things almost a year old. So... just watch those dates. Also, if you find cases of Yerba Mate, leave me some.

Did shopping this morning, they've been moving items around to different locations, reducing the…read morevariety of items or doing away with items completely. On average it's been taking 20 minutes longer to shop. I found items past the sell by date and told an associate, she had no clue where to look for the date! Another issue is with over packing the bags with either heavy items or to a point of over filling. We use the bags purchased from them so as not to use the throw away bags. When we checkout we always tell the cashier not to make them heavy, but they don't listen. I had to repack three bags to make the either manageable or so they don't crush items. We have been shopping here since 2019 so it's not easy to change but it's time. We have been shopping at Martin's and they have most of the items we use but meat, especially chicken breasts are better sized and trimmed from Redner's. Also Martins is not open on Sunday. We're going to start shopping at Weis and see if it meets our needs.

This is the second time I go food shopping at this renders.... I found 2 items that are no good…read more... Ice cream is molded and muffins from little Debbie's.. but date is two weeks past date...I love some of there items... but it not worth getting sick over something that should be fresh...I gave 2 stars because Italian bread is the best...the first time sour cream was bad...I never had that problem at any other supermarket..

Store is so disorganized, trying to get assistance with the self checkuot registers is aggravating…read more The self checkout registers and old and usually require an associate to get them back to working correctly. I was in the Ephrata store today and at 2pm there were only two registers with a cashier, the rest were self checkout and there seemed to be only one person running around to clear errors on them. Second problem is the parking lot and lack of parking spaces when the store is crowded. As a handicapped person I sometimes pull in to the lot and leave and go to Redners next door since their parking lot is nor on a hill and they have nore handicapped spaces.

Ephrata's Weis Market is THE BEST grocery option in town. Re: pricing, they are as competitive as…read moreany other grocery store, and their loyalty rewards are quite good. Individual things, such as their beer cafe, uber-fresh salad bar, helpful deli folks, and excellent meat department are all highlights in this establishment. I've found the management to be friendly and approachable whenever questions arise. Chris and Vicky are top notch, and Megan, Martha, Kalyn, Lili and Ben are always 'on the ball' in the customer service department. Another great feature is a fantastic Pharmacy staff: Angelo and his crew are ALWAYS available for questions and concerns, even going so far as to find alternative options for pharmaceutical price reductions.

This place has it all! I grew up not too far and was a regular at another market similar to this…read moreone. This spot is only open on Fridays but I was able to make it up from Washington, DC, after having a long weekend with a holiday. My family was totally into this spot. We easily could have spent all day here. Parking can get very busy. We ended up pulling into the grassy lot and walked about 10 minutes to the main market. You'll find everything from toys to crafts to antiques to junk and everything in between. The food is also fantastic. Come hungry. A hit for us was the pulled pork sandwich topped with cooper's sharp at the stand in the middle of the market by the actual auction. My kids never saw an auction and were transfixed. The atmosphere is lively and you'll see just about every type of person imaginable from locals to visitors from cities and other states!

This place has been on my bucketlist for years... I finally convinced a couple of friends to join…read moreus, because I'm so into sharing experiences with others. It's a passion. I knew the Green Dragon is supposedly one of the largest flea markets on the east coast, but I was still blown away by the size of the place. There's a whole field of merchants in tents, along with... sheesh, I lost count... at least 5 other buildings. One of which is animal livestock auctions!! I want a goat so bad!! There are a bunch of food vendors, too. Our group decided on burgers. They were a hit. I left with a pound of "pan pudding" (also known as pork pudding, liver pudding) for a friend who loves it but cant find it in Baltimore. It's like scrapple, but has a different starch binding component. I've looked it up several times, trying to understand the difference and still don't really know. I love scrapple, pan pudding is okay. I also bought a dozen duck eggs. Tell me you don't love a good egg yolk... these are bigger. Jeremy says they have a slight gamey flavor but I didn't pick that up. I don't know that I'd buy them again, but they are really tasty. Lastly, I bought two pool noodle swords... for my wedding. We had jousting and swordfighting, on blow up horses and dragons... it was so much fun. Finding those swords was... well I didn't know such things existed, yet there they were, right in my path, waiting for me. Our friends left with a beautiful vintage croquet set. They paid $40 for it, only to get it home and find out its worth well over $400!! SCORE. We had a really great time. I'd definitely go back.

I've been going to the Ephrata Sharp Shopper for years. Helps supplement my family's groceries…read more Great selection of items. I wouldn't suggest going there for bread however as it's better and cheaper at Aldi. You can get a large variety of drinks at discounted prices. Just be sure to check the dates.

Always a great selection of goods at great prices! Better than the ones in Virginia and not much…read morefarther from our home in Maryland. Highly recommend!

Great farm market ..... especially in the winter. Great prices ... great quality. One…read moredisappointing thing happened near 4th of July .... they raised the price of their watermelons to more than double!

The freshest fruit and veggies at the best prices around..you can get apples and citrus by the…read morecase...some days fresh artisan bread from Philadelphia...great locally sourced salad dressings and plants, mums and Christmas decorations in season....you can't beat this place and seniors get 10% discount on Mondays...it's worth the trip!

We moved to the Denver PA area in 2019. We visited Denver Beer Distributor yesterday, June 10th,…read more2020. We were very impressed with the store and the employees and their courteous service. Thank you so much for displaying the sign that customers should wear masks during the Covid-19 pandemic. Also, a big thank you for the employees that are interacting with customers wearing masks also. We, of course, war masks also. We inquired about a craft beer, which they didn't have, but after discussing it with the courteous, knowledgeable ,young man employee, we ended up buying a different craft beer. The parking lot is convenient, the store is laid out nicely with plenty of room to enter and walk through the store, even during these times of required social distancing. The service was great. We will be back!

Thanks to some wacko PA laws, you'll inevitably find yourself in one of these (state-run? could a…read morelocal please help me out here) beer distributors. As near as I can tell it works like this: Beer, wine and spirits are not sold anywhere except beer stores and wine/spirit stores. You can't buy beer at wine/spirit stores and vice-versa. You can buy beer in a bar by the six pack, but you pay bar prices, so about $10 or so a six pack. If you buy beer from a distributor, you can only buy it by the case. So if you are already annoyed from having to jump through so many hoops to buy beer, the least a distributor could do is offer a great selection and have awesome service. Denver Beer Distributor does both. The guy who helped my brother-in-law and I talked to us about beer for nearly 30 minutes, offering his suggestions and opinions. For a beer snob like me, it doesn't get better than that!

The International Deli is wonderful! Their selection of cheese is amazing! If you enjoy a variety…read moreof cheese from around the world, you must stop by! The Basil Cheese is delicous. Their Fresh Mozarella is much cheaper than the local grocery stores. Their Boars Head Deli Meat is very well priced and Fresh! There are so many little treasures to find at this store. If you eat there in the little cafe I highly recommend the Rueben! The owner and the staff are very friendly and always giving us samples!

Visited for the first time today. The owner was extremely helpful and gave me a tour of the store…read more I had an excellent sandwich and a sparkling cranberry juice. There's an amazing selection of cheeses, including Stilton with cranberries. I'll b going back for sure.