Needed help finding a product and had an awful time finding an associate. Finally found the items…read moreand checked out. The cashier, Mary Richards, was very friendly and helpful. Went to use restroom on way out and they were blocked by two male associates who were supposed to be cleaning but were both on cell phones.

Bakery products sold by Wallmart in general are horrible and half are not edible. It appears there…read moreis no quality control and no one from corporate has ever sat down and tasted these products. We have started returning the stuff purchased that has horrible taste for refund. No more just trashing hundreds of dollars in food not consumable.

I've never had a bad experience. Self checkouts are great when you have a couple of items.read more

Great store! Lowest prices around, clean restrooms, fast service & friendly associates. We shop…read morehere every week and will continue to do so, very pleased w/ my local Walmart :)

Stepped into this Kroger and accidentally time-traveled straight back to 1987. No warning. No…read moreseatbelt. Just vibes. This place is PEAK small-town Appalachia energy in the best way. I swear I half expected to see my mom pushing a cart and telling me to stop asking for snacks. Also... I'm pretty sure the store didn't get smaller, I just got bigger. Because these aisles (all five of them ) had me navigating like a semi truck in a parking garage. Tight turns, high stakes. But when I saw that old Kroger sign? My heart did a little boop. It's wild how nostalgia just sneaks up and grabs you by the feelings like that. Honestly, this place isn't just a grocery store, it's a tiny pause button on life. A perfect little pit stop on our Saturday road trip through southeastern Ohio... where you can grab snacks and a flashback.

I just did a pick up order. Everything was there.. The downside is sometimes a fruit is supposed to…read morebe fresh does not look so appetizing.

Prices too high never have what u want 650 for a small watermellon that's suppose to be 399 all…read morethere prices are jacked up bad store there ripping u off

For a small town grocer, I am impressed by the wide variety of products carried, including…read morespecialty foods. The employees are friendly and helpful. While local chains cannot compete with national big box stores (various "Marts") regarding pricing, this store provides quality products at slightly higher prices and I'm happy to pay a bit more to keep smaller chains in business.

Unbelievable deli, bakery, and meat department. Always friendly and happy to help. Locally owned.read more

If all stores operated with the fierce community-mindedness of Witschey's Shop 'n Save, the would…read morewould be a much better place. Even living 700+ miles away I marvel at Witschey's, and tell my friends at home about the last grocery store that will still be open when the Apocalypse comes. Case in point: In 1993 a flood ravaged the area, flooding the store, and all of downtown, with several feet of water. Witschey's reaction: Let's bring people in in boats to get groceries. The more cynical among you may think "of the cheap ways to make a buck", but I assure you that money was definitely second to making sure that local people could eat. They are also open for a good deal of the day on all national holidays. Sounds similar to the cut-throat antics of a certain megachain that we are all familiar with, but this is a small community grocery store with great customer service, nice owners, relatively responsible business practices (to the best of my knowledge), and relatively happy employees. The ONLY reason they don't get 5 stars is because their produce and some of the product selection could be better. The produce might not be their fault since they have to import due to the lack of working farms in the area, but if the local farmers could come together and turn their produce selection into a farmer's market place... wow. The product selection...well, I am sure that the clientele dictates the products stocked, and while Mr. Bee Potato chips seem to be a local favorite I do not like them. If they could replace a lot of the processed stuff with more organics, bulk items and locally sourced items (Although they do carry local honey), you could put this little gem down in any community in the United States and it would quickly become a local favorite. I will stop there every time I am in New Martinsville for the rest of my life.

The staff should learn to have more initiative and effort in utilizing time in the store and not…read morechoose to negatively engage customers. The issue was a simple cart return that is in the per view of this associates job duties. Other than this negative engagement the store was nice and well maintained.

Placed an online order at 5pm and got a message that they was running 45 mins late. Well here it is…read more10:23 pm and still no food talk to a manager and all they could say was call back tomorrow after they took my 300.00 out of my bank account.

Piggly Wiggly! Straight out of small town life!!! LOVE it!…read more Such a small grocery and I expected the prices to be over the top but I was totally wrong. True story- I bought 1/2 pd of bologna, a dozen eggs, a box of stick butter and milk for $5.79 I have the receipt to prove it, Yo. I don't live in the area so I won't be a regular shopper but c'on.........$1.40 a pound for bologna!?!?! Yes sir.

How can you not treat yourself to a piggly wiggly shirt??? That's prime merchandise!!…read more To be honest, we didn't have much time, and we stopped in here just for the shirt. The workers were super nice and joked around with us. From what I could tell, the prices all seemed relatively low, and the store was well-kept and clean.

This is your authentic IGA small town experience. Here you will find very friendly staff. The food…read moreselection is interesting there are a lot more local brands here versus big national brands. The store is clean but it has that old time feeling in it. It is not the sanitized whole foods leveled boring or the above average mediocrity of giant eagle back home. I enjoyed this trip here when visiting Mohican wilderness. I have NOT been in there early enough for the doughnuts but based on other reviews I will try them tomorrow and update the review. Why 4 stars? We came on a weekend and the prepared food section was I feel a missed opportunity. There was very little to be had. THAT is really what we have come to expect from small town IGA style stores. So we got staples here and went to East of Chicago which was an amazing pizza.

It is a very basic grocery store but you don't have a lot of choices in town. If you don't expect…read moremuch you won't be disappointed.

We stopped by hoping to find a local butcher shop but found it to be a small local grocery store…read more The store is clean and shelves well stocked. The attendants are friendly and welcoming. While we did not find a butcher counter, there was a large selection of pastries and baked goods that carried the store name. There is plenty of close parking.

Love, love, love this store ! The food is always fresh and…read moreeasy to find. The bakery is magnificent for sure! The Service is ALWAYS great. Nice people and very helpful. The Ambiance is always bright, bustling, and for me, inviting. I just love this store !

Service and selection on point Great customer service…read more Prices weren't bad at all considering todays wild inflation

This supermarket used to be called "Big Bear" but they got bought out by "Giant Eagle." I guess the…read moregrocery industry in the Midwest is like frickin' Wild Kingdom or something. Great prices. Friendly employees. And of course, beer, wine & spirits. Thanks for supporting my poor college years with bottles of Sprite Zero and $4.99 Popov Vodka.