This Giant Eagle at the top of the hill used to soar. In fact, my Pennsylvania family still…read moreconsiders it to be the best of the Giant Eagle locations in the area. However, I think that's based on fond memories of the past that are no longer true today. Looking back on past reviews, where this location was compared favorably to other beloved grocers, tracks with my memory. Sadly today, the eagle is a feeble version of its once great self. The clearest indication of the fall from grace can be seen in the once sprawling beer section, set off in the front right hand corner of the store. It used to be overflowing with amazing brews from all around the world, with a deep selection of regional craft cans and bottles. Now there are empty shelves and other products tucked in where small Pennsylvanian breweries used to strut their stuff. My mother-in-law said this was the location to go to find anything you might be looking for, but I did not find that to be the case any more. I do not know if the culprit is store management, or if the reduced selection across the store is more of an indicator of the economic conditions of the town. Either way, I was compelled to weigh in on the change. Hopefully Giant Eagle can turn this location around and bring it back to its former glory.

Stopped today and right inside door was sign for Pepsi products buy 2 pay 4.99 each. I only got a…read morefew items used my GE card and self checked out. I noticed immediately that I was charged 6.99 each. I asked the front store manager and immediately she said no you're wrong. The sign says you must buy 4. I would have bought 4 if that's what the sign said. Showed me the insert where it was 4 for 4.99 and I said ok but the sign on the product says 2. She says follow me and we went to the display and she grabbed it off and said well this is wrong. That's not our sign and Pepsi made a mistake. I said I really don't care whose sign it is that's the sign on the display. She was furious had me follow her to customer service where after a few tries she reimbursed my card 4.00. She loudly complained to her associate about it and made me feel I had done something wrong. I said thank you she turned her back on me and walked away. She was the front end manager today. I was surprised. Everyone has always been very nice and friendly there. She was not.

This was the cleanest most well-stocked Walmart that I have visited. The staff were helpful. There…read morewas a Subway at the entrance. I bought a sub sandwich on my way out. It was delicious!

Kind of a weird location for a Walmart. But it serves it's purpose. For some reason, maybe it was…read morebecause it ws late in the day, it wasn't very busy. Maybe another reason is that Walmart is kind of oversaturating the American landscape. Typical Walmart with the same variety of items you can find in any of them.

Employees in general are very helpful, I've been visiting for years. I have noticed that two women…read morein the pharmacy always seem to be in a bad mood. The reason I need medicine is to make me feel better but I try to maintain a great attitude and treat people nice. Kindness is a great form of medicine. Cheer up a little and smile once in a while.

I visited this Martin's to buy snacks and beverages for my road trip. Prior to my visit to this…read moreMartin's, I had not previously heard of the grocery store chain. Apparently, it is owned by Giant and operates stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia. This grocery store had the typical departments that most grocery stores have, but I felt very pleased with the large selection of products and the low prices. I also noticed a sign that said that employees start at an hourly wage of $15 per hour, so I feel happy that the employees are paid well above minimum wage. My cashier was nice and accurately rang up my items, but she was also emotionally withdrawn because apparently a previous customer had been mean to her. But I understand the situation, and I liked how two other employees were team-oriented and were empathizing with her. Finally, I saw a robot that was searching for spills and other hazards--how fun!

I was in the Walmart Pharmacy today and I had my first prescriptions filled Unfortunately with…read moreall new year prescriptions changes, some of my current medications were not going through correctly. I had explained to the lady pharmacy clerk that I shouldn't be billed no more than $4.00 for each of my prescription except for 1 prescription. So she resubmitted the prescriptions that weren't going through correctly again and she was able to get my prescriptions covered. If she had not tried to resubmit my prescriptions I would not have been able to pay for the prescriptions and would have to go without them. I am so very thankful that the employee was not a computer or automated system because I would have not been helped. I will keep using the Walmart Pharmacy and recommending them.

I'm not even really sure why they decided to build a Walmart here, asides from the fact that they…read moreliterally pop up everywhere and anywhere to try and squeeze every last cent out of an area's economy that they can. Everett is not a very big place to begin with and to build this here might have been a bit of overkill. Don't let what I just said make you think that this place is huge in any part, actually quite the opposite. It is a condensed super center. Maybe that's the best way to describe this place. They were attempting to give you this false sense that this place is big and will have everything you can imagine. Well if that is what you are thinking all I can say is take a trip here and see if you can get everything on your shopping list. All the aisles are narrow and shorter than all other super centers you will come across. You will have to either wait to make it through an aisle or walk forever until you find one that you can go down. As for the merchandise, you will find the most popular items on the shelf, but not the one you want. I couldn't find a single item that I was looking for, but I found a lot of the Walmart branded items for those items. Only good side, self checkouts.

Great value items. Very nice staff. My health has limited recent shopping visits but will…read morereturn as able. Many years shopping here and always pleased.

This is a cool Mennonite ran discount grocery store.The draw for me is the large amount of Organic…read moregoods as well as International sauces and Marinades. The store has a little bit of everything but it's somewhat like a treasure hunt. You really have to watch the expiration dates on every item due to many things already being passed date. It's a great store if you don't mind digging for some grocery gold and walking away with a bargain.

2027 can't come soon enough. Cranberry Wegmans opens…read more On a business trip, put in a bakery order several days ahead of time. Being able to pick up my (large) bakery order and not leaving someone disappointed at home makes me happy. Had my list of must haves. I meandered through all the departments. Wasn't on a time schedule. I spent 2 hours in the store. Found beautiful baby lamb chops. Filets were $6/lb cheaper than my grocery store. Bought beautiful endive. Had to bring home the red wine peppered salami. Coming home, opening the cooler, and handing out foodie presents is like Christmas morning. The oohs and aahs were heard at multiple houses. The staff were very helpful finding my treasures. Wegmans trips make traveling for business worth it.

How this Wegmans location has sunken…read more.. Back before they dedicated a significant chunk of store to alcohol, they had a pretty nice tea nook and natural section. It used to be somewhat "fun" to shop here, and the international corner had more variety. Parts of the latter have been gutted and somethings dispersed back into the regular aisles. Everytime you walk by the alcohol section, whatever dutiful lady theu have standing guard of the section, has to eyeball me like surely that's surely where I must be heading. Should not feel the need to mention, but I could not care less about drinking, and even if I did, I wouldn't come here for that. When I was younger and working grocery for peanuts at a mediocre grocery chain that wasn't known for such above average employee benefits and environments than precious Wegmans, our crews had good attitudes while still being human. Somehow, the employees at Wegmans have a general blend of apathy, misery, and barely tolerance. I remember one instance I had to go in there soon after a family tragedy, two days without sleep,stress, through the roof and a chronic medical condition dragging me down worse than usual, and I still did my best to be pleasant and polite to a cashier who was literally talking to me like she hated my guts, like I had just wronged her entire family for years, while moving my items like it took every fiber of her being to not slam each one down in the bag. No idea what that was about, as the people in front of me got no such treatment. It's not as if i was wearing my own feelings in my sleeve. I would've been let go on the spot for displaying a fraction of the attitude while I was making a fraction of their wage, this young woman was flat out being abusive. I've never even seen a teenager act out in such a way to a complete stranger. It was so bizarre. We used to have such pleasant interactions with the employees here, and we'd even sometimes plan our hour away trips to thr area around coming to this store. Now it's tacked when it's absolutely neccesary, and we see it as a chore to even run in for a couple things, a mild dread usually reserved for Walmart. The level of the self importance vibe of the people who still shop here who act like they're in some high end metropolis in a hurry and everyone else is just cattle in their way is so thick. The thing is, it doesn't even make sense. Wegmans (at least this location) has very few things that make it exclusive anymore. It is reduced to a status symbol store in so many ways, without the goods and services to back it up. Because they still have people playing chef for Safeway deli / mall caliber food? Get me out of here.

When you think of neighborhood market you can't get more neighborhood than this. This grocery is…read moredefinitely tucked into the neighborhood. When I was told I was coming here I did not expect there to be a through street that was part of the parking lot. This place kind of gives you the nonconforming vibe. On all accounts it is a grocery store, but it plays by it's own rules. This place doesn't seem to rely on gimmick sales, there's really no need for that since they have a loyal customer base. It's always easier to walk to the local store than it is to drive to the super center up the highway. The only setback is that they don't have every single item you can think of. So if you want that expensive imported item, you will most likely have to make a trip elsewhere.

This place is fantastic. The fresh meat is the best anywhere. The deli is excellent and they have…read moregreat takeout meals. They are very helpful and will do anything for you. Good prices too .

Any time I am going to be near Huntingdon I am sure to stop in. They have many locally sourced…read moreitems and some products that are unique and delicious from small vendors near and far. Everything is reasonably priced. Their selection is amazing but if I am specifically looking for a particular item I call ahead of time so I can be sure they have it or give them time to get their hands on it. The meat quality is on a level by itself. So good! It's awesome to find a place that is committed to the health and well-being of the animals they harvest and serve their community. Legitimately some of the best beef I've ever had the privilege of grilling and smoking. I haven't had their pork but my dad said it's also top notch. Come taste the difference local pride makes.

meat products Great lunch meats great steaks great pork chops great sausages all around just a good…read morebutcher shop they do p process dear meat