First time this happened, though we've been going here for a few years, but I'm not surprised... got home and found four expired yogurts among my purchases (Chobani coffee/cream exp. Jul 20) Never had to check before I bought them, guess I should when I go here now! read more

Fredericksburg, pa.The produce is awful, flavorless and quite often dirty. The other day my wife stopped in to get cheese. She ordered 1.5lbs of white New Yorker brand. It was $12.37. I opened it 2 days later and discovered it wasnt New Yorker but some kind of potent farmers cheese. Tried to return it and was told No. So thats the last time we every shop at any Redners . I'd rather dive to weis in lebanon,pa for food and I'll be getting gas at the sunoco on 343 from now on too. Mgr acted like i was trying to rip him of personally,,,, like i printed the deli sticker at home. What a dope. Thats about $250 a week redners wont be making from us ever again. read more

Redners is a very clean store that always seem to have shelves stocked and have restrooms that are clean for customers.. The deli went out of their way several times to have their own GREAT fresh store made Chicken salad for me , and allowed me to order it a day ahead and they held it for me, which was very kind of them. They really were and are great in trying to keep everyone safe in the COVID era and opened early for senior citizens to allow them to shop safe for a limited period of time before the store opened for regular customers, and that was very thoughtful and proved that they care for our health. They also require masks, which again proved that they try to keep us safe, even though there are always some that don't share the care for others by not wearing the protective masks. Their selection is very good, their fried chicken has always been good, and I get it often. I would recommend this store to anyone !!. They even have home delivery thru Shipt, which I highly also reccomend, as I have usrd this service for several months already. Great store , friendly people, and a great atmosphere whenever you shop. read more

I really enjoy Redner's fried chicken! Very tasty, but probably not so good for the heart. LOL! Prices for grocery items here are somewhat higher than other stores like Giant, but I typically only stop here for the fried chicken. Update - 7/20/15: I have found the fried chicken to sometimes be hit-or-miss in taste. **TIP: Ask if the chicken meat is the regular order they receive for fried chicken (trust me, it makes all the difference!) OR if they used their own in-house chicken from the meat department (used when they run out of the good stuff = more dry and not very tasty). I have had two not-so-good batches of dry chicken already, out of maybe 8 orders, and have learned to always ask. The deli employees will share this info with you if you ask. Also, I can tell by looking at the chicken (and by its aroma) if it's dry or not. The real deal has a savory aroma and a rich dark, golden brown color, while the dry stuff is sometimes lighter and doesn't smell as tasty. read more

As a customer that visits this store several times a week I was appalled at the lack of regard for my safety by allowing other shoppers to not wear protective masks. The purpose of wearing masks is to protect the people around you. By Redners adopting the policy to NOT enforce the use of personal masks it tells me that Redners has no concern for the safety and health of their shoppers. I spoke to the store manager, Sunday 6/14/2020 at 13:30 and I was shocked to find out that it is Redners corporate policy to not enforce the use of masks, not just this store. The store manager stated ".... we have it posted on signs at the door, if the customers are too stupid to read it, it is not our fault...." and then walked away making derogatory remarks clearly audible to myself and others. Customer service at it's lowest possible bar. Redners used to be a local company that was concerned not just about it's customers but it's associates as well. By not choosing to enforce the use of personal masks by a MINORITY of customers you have made the stance for a few extra dollars you are willing to disregard the safety of your customers and your associates. The truly sad part of this fact is that your associates who put themselves in harms way for your organization are not being put at unnecessary risk simply because Redners has chosen to not enforce a public safety policy. I don't like wearing masks either, but I do so for the protection and respect of the others around me. Redners choosing to make this "optional" lets me know they have no respect for me or their associates. I will not only be reconsidering my loyalty to Redners I will without a doubt make it my priority to share this with everyone I can find, including Yelp, facebook and every other public venue I can find. UPDATE: To be fair here is Redner's response: Thank you for giving us the opportunity to look into this matter. I assure you we as a company truly care about our customers and our associates. During the current pandemic, we have been fully engaged in providing a safe work environment and follow guidelines as outlined by the CDC. We have done this by adding sneeze guards to all register areas, sanitizing stations, increased sanitization and a very regimented cleaning protocol, etc., in addition to requiring our employees and guests to wear masks. As it relates to our guest, we have continued to reinforce the issue by posting signage requiring customers to wear masks, however, based on the CDC guidelines, we must assume customers who don't wear a mask have a medical condition. They are protected by HIPAA and need not disclose their medical condition to us. This makes it very difficult to police and we have attempted to do our best to provide a safe environment to work and shop. We hope that you continue to shop at our store as you are a valued customer. read more

The only reason I shop here is for convenience sake. I live nearby so I can run in here and pick up little odds and ends so I won't have to drive all the way into town. Otherwise, I would go into Lebanon and shop at Giant. I have found the produce section to be abysmal. I have yet to purchase a potato that isn't green or soft. Onions are rotten in the bag. Strawberries are moldy. My step son picked up some Portobello mushrooms on the way to my house and when I opened them they smelled awful. They were mushy and there was a clear, slimy substance in the bottom of the container. I returned them immediately. Even today, buying a lousy bulb of garlic was a challenge. The first one I picked up was black and rotten on the top. Their meat section isn't much better. I went to pick up some fresh chicken but their "fresh" chicken was thawing out. Their frozen food is constantly covered in a layer of ice. Not all of it, but too many. I've purchased ice cream that has obviously been melted and refrozen. I can't tell you how many times I've had to bring things up to the courtesy desk because they were expired. A big offender in this area is the horseradish sauce. It must not be a big seller or they overstock it or no one understands how to rotate their stock, because on at least 3 occasions I found expired product. Just a couple weeks ago I went in to purchase some Oscar Mayer bacon and the first package was expired. Then the second and then all of them on the shelf. I took them to one of the gentlemen who was walking around the store that worked there and he look confused as to what to do with it. He said "maybe meats handle this" and yelled over to someone behind the counter. He in turn yelled back "what do you want me to do with it?" To which he replied "I'd say it would go right in the dumpster. Don't put it back on the shelf". Seriously. You have to tell someone not to put expired meats back on the shelf????? I had purchased an ice cream bar one Christmas that was dark chocolate and peppermint. It was delicious and after Christmas, they stopped making it. I hadn't seen if for a year and noticed a box of it around the following Christmas on the shelf at Redner's again. I was so pleased they brought them back. Then I pulled the box out and noticed it was "icy". I checked the expiration date. It was from last year. Their ice cream is significantly more pricy than Giant's and pretty much, everything else is as well. I won't buy milk there because the expiration date on the milk isn't very good. You can buy milk at Giant and the expiration dates are about a week further out than at Redner's. This is consistently. If I'm stuck and have to buy it, I pull all the milk off the shelf and try for a later expiration date in the back. It's unfortunate, because most of these problems could be corrected by simply checking their stock, rotating it and buying better quality vegetables and meats. read more

Redner's has some good prices on paper products, but like the other reviewer listed here they have some problems. Outdated or close to expiration-date merchandise is one. Very indifferent customer service is another....Produce and meat are marginal. I only come here because I bring an elderly relative in the area. To be fair--one plus is the discounted gas based on grocery purchases, but I am not sure that outweighs the negatives. read more