Freeze being a smaller grocer has exceptional meat, and a great fruit, lettuce and produce style…read more They have most everything but because it's smaller everything is condensed so you'll have to look and remember where the items that you usually shop are so you can quickly go to them. I enjoy shopping here cause it's quiet not crowded and they added bonus of a springwater outlet on the exterior of the store. A worthwhile experience.

This place has been my "Go To" place for fresh meats Since 1993. They can cut/chop meat/pork…read morechicken/turkey if I needed it done. Just ask or ring the bell by the ground meat area...This has ALL you need in a little store including sliced lunch meat and groceries. Thanks for being their for me ....

The employees here are second to none! I've been in there at least once a week since we moved to…read morethe area a month ago and have never had a bad experience. Prices are fair to that of local grocery stores.

Not sure what happened here but shelves are in disarray. Item's on the shelves do not match what's…read moreon tags ever. Good luck trying to find someone to help you.

Pastries are always great. I am waiting on the return of the key lime cruffin. And the pot pie is…read moregood, either from the store or Kimberton also carries it which is nice.

We are too lucky to have Frecon Farms a stones throw away from home. Year round delicious goods…read moreavailable in their market from local produce, their own stone fruit and apples, high quality meat, wild caught seafood and locally produced cheeses. Everything is thoughtfully curated and irresistibly presented. Their scratch bakery is putting out fresh bread and pastries daily. House made soups, salads, deli salads and a top notch beverage bar features tea and espresso drinks, smoothies, gelato and more. Keep a look out on social media for releases of specials and UPICK dates where you can have the full orchard experience and pick your own apples! If you're not as local as we are, it is certainly worth the trip!

This review is basically centered around the Weis Pharmacy, which I am not sure I could survive…read morewithout. Melissa Schlenker, who I believe is the Head Pharmacist, does such an outstanding job of going the extra mile for each and every customer. She has the patience of a saint and is outstanding in every way. Her assistant, Kelly, is excellent as well. She knows her job and does it so well. I am thankful for such great people at our Hamburg Weis Pharmacy. I will conlude by saying that Amy Breidigan, Front Desk Manager is just wonderful. Always helpful and with a smile on her face. These 3 gals are at the top of anyone's list. Professionalism at Its Finest!!!

Ok, so this little town has a WEIS MARKET that has more in it than our stores in Frederick, MD…read more Extremely clean, organized and a deli that carries everything. Wait there's more, employees actually know where items are in the store. The selection of Dietz and Watson was excellent and the lady actually knew how to slice the meat. The produce selection was in perfect condition and yep..... had everything nicely stocked. I would highly recommend shopping at this WEIS.

I was in the area so I decided to come to this Trader Joe's. It was my first time. And it was set…read moreup different than the Trader Joe's that I do go to. All staff was knowledgeable. They didn't have a few things that I normally get from my other Trader Joe's, so that was very disappointing, but the store was well stocked. I would go back if I was in the area.

First TJ's in the western burbs, and everyone was crazy about it for years. It carried trendy new…read morefoods and gourmet-ish showy stuff so it was the soccer mom's version of the old organic co-ops and hippie health food stores. People used to read the Joe cartoons and think it was novel, lol. Soon, alternative-type grocery stores were en vogue, and that trend lives today. Staff is professional, not smartarse like Media TJ's. They work hard, and products are thoughtfully made, with consideration for food politics, and TJ's always comes in at an attractive price. This store is always clean, organized, and promptly being stocked. It's always insanely busy and customers are selfish and pushy. I've seen stock put out and grabbed from the hands of employees, until nothing's left. People are d!cks in line, too. No courtesy to others ahead of you if a new line opens. Acme customers have better manners. But this happens at the Media and Concord TJ's stores too. In decades of TJ's experience, most TJ's customers in the Philly area are pretentious a-holes and for this reason, I go as seldom as possible. Then again, WF customers overlap and pretty much suck too. Something about alternative supermarkets brings out the worst in people (or locals are just the worst people). Gateway is a NIGHTMARE with parking pretty much all the time. The weird exit where you snake through the end of the center and wait in line for 10minutes to make any left, my God! Could they not have figured out any other way to merge with the 202 off ramp? Even a 5 points down there by the exit would make better sense. Off ramp drivers are already dangerous and stupid there, and there is NEVER any shortage of selfish local men in designer cars cutting off EVERYONE. Yes, it's normally men here... it's women on 30. The parking lot is a dumpster fire!

Wegmans has always made me feel like I am shopping in the Neiman Marcus of grocery stores! Love all…read moreof the Lehigh Valley Wegmans. However I had errands to run in Easton, and the Easton location is has always been a lovely grocery shopping experience! They have my favorite French cooking ingredients for my classic Boursin mashed potatoes recipe, which my all time favorite butter is exclusively sold in Wegman's. Could not visit the store and not stop by the hot bar to have a few of the garlic, Parmesan wings, and pizza. The sandwich shop makes incredible hero sandwiches. The food is incredibly delicious, the service is great. The atmosphere was quiet, just how I like it. Personally have many more favorites that only Wegman's sell that no other grocery store sells. When visiting PA., always have to stop at Wegman's. Be sure to check them out!

I just arrived in the area. Went to Wegmans today and I was very impressed. beautiful store!…read more Nice food displayed.

Visiting Philly for work, I wanted a medium-sized bottle of wine. When many local stores near…read moreRittenhouse Square don't sell wine, this place does. There are aisles and aisles of wine and liquor in one large single room. Sadly, they only had full sized bottles. While I wandered it, many people came in and out. It's popular!

This is a great location with an overwhelming inventory of spirits. The staff was helpful when we…read moreneeded to be pointed in the direction of club soda. The store is clean, smells like an adventure, and I will be back'

This is a great store in the area. The maps could be misleading watch for that. The parking lot is…read morehuge. The store is well lit and neatly organized. There are carts available to grab at entrance. The collection iin this store is outstanding than nearest Aldi. The vegetables, fruits, dairy, bread choices. Everything in the store is great and somehow looks fresh. I needed assistance and the staff was friendly to assit. The prices are reasonable. Only suggestion is the checkout counters could get lengthy at times.

Live from your friendly neighborhood Stage 5 Grocery Stalker: The new Lidl in Exton is open, and…read moreit's beautiful! Like a weirdo, I've been driving by the storefront every time I've been in Exton recently to check if it was open yet. I wish I could blame this excitement on being cooped up due to COVID, but in reality guys...I just love new grocery stores. Opening details have been suspiciously limited online so I've had to rely on good ol' fashioned drive-by's. Shoutout to my local plant swap group where I finally learned that - yes! - they're open at last. The store itself is very big for its category - I believe larger than the other Lidl's in the area and definitely bigger than the nearby Exton Aldi. It's super bright and welcoming. Even full of many other excited opening-week shoppers tonight, there was room to maneuver around and find what I was looking for. One thing I love about Lidl is their fresh bakery. In non-COVID times everything is available by the piece: one pretzel roll, one croissant, etc. Right now for disease prevention everything is bundled into packages so you can't pick & mix as easily, but the prices are great so even buying multiple of one product is still a good deal. My usual go-to is either the pretzels or pretzel buns, but this time I picked up some tasty quark donut holes which were soft and fresh. I didn't really come in with a list today, so more just wondered around the aisles and got a lay of the land. For some reason I was amused by the mini door freezers above the usual fish/meat sliding freezers. They make the store look more...organized? Futuristic? I don't know, but they're fun. Also fun: if you're used to other Lidl stores or shopping at Aldi, this won't be a surprise to you, but they have a decent rotating stock of home goods and clothing in the middle of the store as well. If you are usually more of a Giant/Acme kinda gal, you may be surprised to find small kitchen appliances, women's leggings, and men's boat shoes next to your salmon. It's always fun to see what random things pop up that you usually don't need but will be tempted by anyway. All employees were super friendly and welcoming, and everyone was wearing a mask. Of course the store is brand new but still worth mentioning that it looked sparkling clean. No quarters required for carts, and they have the smaller "half carts" which I appreciate because they're much easier to maneuver around the store. Overall a great first impression from this new Lidl and I'm definitely looking forward to shopping here more!