Giant Eagle Supermarket offers all kinds of products. The store is quite big, and there is a large…read moreparking lot in front of the building and it's usually not crowded! It's very convenient to get in and out of this place. Giant Eagle Supermarket is a part of a large supermarket chain in the United States, so the store here is the same as every other one I've been to more or less. They have a good loyalty program compared to some of the other places I've shopped. They have the same programs at other supermarkets in DuBois though. If you want to buy quality food and household items, then Giant Eagle Supermarket is a nice place to go to.

This place is an absolute waste of retail space. I usually love Giant Eagle, but this one is a…read morejoke. One register open, 15 separate customers in line. ZERO sense of urgency in any of the employees. Many of them were just standing around. The store itself is gross. Old and dirty. Many items out of stock. Stood in line at the customer service desk only for her to disappear while waiting on the customer in front of me. To the point where I gave up and left the store. I can promise I will NEVER step foot in there again. The service and store were incredibly disappointing. If I was the store manager there, I'd be embarrassed for anyone to walk in the door.

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We go to this Martin's several times a year when we visit our family's lake house. This past week…read morewe had some not great experiences I wanted to share in hopes the feedback can help the store. One of the first things we did was approach the deli counter. A tall older man was there, speaking to a woman; It was a personal conversation not related to a deli order. However, it was clear he was too involved in that conversation to help us, so we placed our order at the kiosk. We then went about our shopping. We got a lot of items, it took a long time. We had to restock a house for 6 people for a 5 day/night trip. We returned to the deli to pick up our order after we finished shopping. Another man came over and lectured us for not rigging the bell and telling them we placed an order at the kiosk. He told us, we have to do this because it doesn't tell them or alert them to orders placed. Well, again we couldn't because the man who was there was too invested in a personal conversation to acknowledge us, however he clearly watched us place this order. The new man then began to ask us about or order. It was not that much. 2lbs of two different cheeses and 1lb of pepperoni. Another lady comes over to the deli and the man who's now helping us is completely overwhelmed and flustered by our order. He calls for help and the original man who's ignored us came over. They then began to prepare her order! Seriously, her's ahead of ours which has now been placed for an hour or more. The man who ignored us sliced her cheese then gave it to her and left. The man helping us, then called for him again and asked him to bring out our cheese; he then told us he had to help her so this is why we had to wait. He then continued to make our order. The whole time I'm wondering why they "had to" make her order first? What the point in the other tall older man is? And so on. We checked out, then checked out with our alcohol, then left the store. We went back to the store the following day realizing we forgot to get 6 filet mignon we needed for diner. We went to the meat counter, and were told there are none. We were told we could buy the $6 ones that are pre frozen in the packages, no thanks. We ended up buying a few small items then went to Palumbo's for the meat we needed. It was really disappointing to be ignored several times by the person at the deli, to be lectured as if we did something wrong, then ignored again, as if we didn't matter, etc. We spent more than $500 between our two trips there Thursday evening and Friday afternoon. To the store; Do something to make your kiosk system alert people an order was placed! Also, consider moving the tall older man to another role. He was way too worried about hitting on ladies and carrying personal conversations than he was about filling customer orders, or acknowledging them at all. He was aware we wanted to order and ignored us for that personal conversation, he was also aware we placed an order at the kiosk, he ignored it intentionally for no real reason at all. He never even said hello to us, nothing at all, just completely ignored us. He was aware we were waiting more than an hour when he then helped someone else instead, and so on.

This Aldi's location is very much laid out like the one I shop at in RI. Fresh produce is right…read moreinside the door, dairy along the back wall, frozen food along the far wall. Plenty of snack items, pre-made foods, cereals, eggs, milk, meats, cheese, frozen foods, ice cream, water, juice, spices, coffee, etc. It's all here. I personally am not a fan of their brand of bread products - a bit dry, but their chocolate and ice cream - good stuff. I also like their seasonal buys. In winter it may be a blanket, stuffed animal or space heater. in summer it could be a fire pit, lantern or sprinkler toy. What ever it is, when it's gone, it's gone and you probably won't see it again, so check the flyer. The prices at Aldi are usually good. I always try to be aware of what an item generally costs, so I know if I'm getting a good deal. Store brand items are less money, but they also have national brands too. Some of the store brand items, like cheeses and jaffa cakes, are very tasty. Don't be afraid to try them. The Aldi's near me requires you put a quarter in the grocery cart to 'unlock' it. I keep a quarter in my car for this purpose. When you return the cart you get the same quarter back. It's all about saving you money, and if they are not paying someone to gather your carts from the parking lot, that means their overhead is less, and your costs are less. There are also no baggers, and no bags. You can purchase bags from the cashier if you'd like or bring your own. S/he will scan your groceries, and put them back into your cart. Once you pay, there is a shelf along the back wall where you can bag your own groceries, or just dump them into your trunk. Whatever. This may all seem very strange but these small differences are what allows the store the keep prices low. I haven't seen a 'self check out' at any Aldi's I've been to, and didn't notice if this one has one, but I don't think they offer this option. There are usually a couple of workers on the floor if you need help finding something. The store is well lit and clean, aisles are very wide and clearly labled. If you have't stopped in, give it a look. I recommend trying the ice cream.

Well here it is, 6 pm. You would think a service department like sporting goods would be staffed or…read morethat perhaps one of the 15 employees walking by would know how to sell a hunting license. Instead I get several employees telling me that there isn't anyone working in sporting goods right now. Poor traing, poor customer service, no help. Pretty sad a store like Walmart cannot fully staff it's locations.

The only problem I had was trying to find items, everything was moved around. A couple of ladies…read morestopped me and asked where coffee filters were, told her, I asked her if she knew where the plastic covers were located. She said yes she did, and she showed me. All started laughing, it made it a little bit easier to find items.

Hard to find from main road since it is hidden on a woody hilly but Apple Maps helped me find it…read more Very convenient location near our hotel. Had everything my wife needed at decent prices. A better than average Walmart experience on the road.

This place is great for groceries in person. The reason my review is so low is because my debit…read morecard number got stolen in the process of an online order. I am very disappointed because I used to really like this store.

Prices are beyond reasonable....location isn't too far...everyone who works there is very sweet and…read morehelpful

I found this store when I was lost in Knox. When you stop laughing, it is a small town, head to…read morethis place rather than Wally World or Giant Bird. Very clean with everything you need without trekking 200 yards to get the milk. Three check-out aisles and very helpful folks to help you. Would be five star review but the prices are a bit shocking. I am used to the much cheaper prices found in Texas. Some identical items are nearly double the price. Welcome to Pa. cowgirl. It is gorgeous here compared to the Tx desert.

This is the only supermarket in the Clarion/Brookville area that I will enter because the employees…read moreactually adhere to Covid-19 mitigation mandates that protect customers. Thank you for all the effort to keep us safe.

This is a very nice grocery store and the only one in Brookville. Everyone that works here always…read moreseems helpful and friendly. The negative I experienced here today was with a local older man who pretended to be shopping but was not. He had no cart but made his way around the store more or less following me and stopping to stare at me. I noticed him shortly after I entered the store and noticed he wasn't buying anything. I checked out and walked out to my vehicle. Soon as I was getting to leave he was leaving at the same time and drove right in front of me so I would see him. So if anyone else has experienced this here or knows what this could of been please let me know. Otherwise, this town and/or store has some kind of problem.

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.

I have heard my family talk about Wegman's for years but this was the first time I was in town and…read morewent for myself. I found it to be quite a good store, with everything you could want: my weird health-food desires like coconut flour and buckwheat groats (that I usually have to visit specialty stores for); pharmacy supplies; lots of pre-made food; diverse international offerings; plenty of organic and pre-cut produce; flowers, etc. Despite it being my first time, I was able to navigate it without too much difficulty. When they were out of green onions, a friendly worker was able to refill the bin quickly for me (and direct me to the spacious, clean bathrooms). They have tons of checkout lines, only a couple were open with humans; and they have lots of self-checkout too. I mean, it's just a grocery store, but it's a pretty good one!