Stopped by Whole Foods and was pleasantly surprised to find some pretty good prices on certain…read moreitems. Of course, there were also plenty of things that were definitely not cheap. Overall, good selection, clean store, and a solid shopping experience. Just gotta know what's a good deal and what isn't! Blind shopping will definitely cost you!!!

Saturday morning, I attempted to check out at the self-serve register, as I have done many times…read more(weekly) over the last six years. I had two separate transactions to make. I rang up the first transaction, before I could even put the first item in the bag, the cashier, Karen, rushed over, "Are you planning to pay for those items? You didn't ring everything up." I explained that I was making two separate transactions and that she should have waited until a theft actually occurred before accusing me of a crime/stealing. Karen, with her tail tucked between her legs walked way and mumbled a slight apology! From the start, Karen had a razor-sharp fixation on me from the moment I entered the self-checkout line. Security cameras are everywhere, so why would I steal a jar of honey when Karen was already breathing down my neck as I was ringing up my items? Words were exchanged, and she called for a manager. Meanwhile, an employee named Bozo, who was not even on the scene when Karen accused me of stealing, adamantly stated, "She didn't accuse you of stealing!" He automatically took her side without knowing what had happened. Bozo, who claimed to be a manager, had a smug, nonchalant, and accusatory disposition, making him extremely unprofessional. A manager? How? He knows nothing about conflict resolution, has no training in de-escalation, and only added fuel to the fire. As a manager, Bozo should have remained neutral until all the facts were presented. Instead, he called in more reinforcements, and they tried to gang up on me...even another customer joined in. It was an interesting dynamic! I kept laughing out of frustration because Bozo tried so hard to demonize me, even though I was the victim. . What't the point of my post? To express that Bozo and Karen are not lost prevention and need more training! I'm grateful to TikTok and other social media platforms for making me aware of scenarios such as this. I was already mentally prepared, which helped me remain calm and composed. However, still flabbergasted by the accusations. Kudos to Brian the manager, he handled things swiftly and professionally. Whether he genuinely cared or not, he at least made an attempt to lower the temperature. I guess I'm lucky? I'm 53 and have never experienced anything like this before. Majority will NEVER experience the micro aggressions, the internal biases, the stereotyping and the prejudgements, lucky you! I will play the FULL 4 minute video on all social media platforms in an attempt to educate about (again) micro aggression, internal biases and stereotyping when it comes to certain demographics.

Always a nice shopping experience Excellent Hong Kong…read moreChinese take out available in the back. I wish they carried more products More than decent pharmacy

Get rid of the Asian Josh in seafood for starters. Today is 9/12/26, a Saturday. I was going to…read morespend a lot of cash at this Hershey Giant. Had a great shopping experience until I asked the woman in meat to give me a price on pre-packaged salmon. She said, "I can't hear you and Josh in seafood can help you". I figured I should speak loudy to ask Josh what the price was on the salmon so I spoke loudly. Josh told me I was screaming and talking too loud and walked away from me. I told him "don't be offended, life is tough". He never answered my question on price. The customer is always right. I put products back I was so pissed! I was checking out and saw Josh in the aisle and said I am going to report you. He flicked me off. Did not apologize or make any amends. Remember, Giant, the customer is always right! I seem to ALWAYS have a problem at the Hershey, PA Giant. I have no problems with the Dillsburg, Hummelstown, Cleona, Camp Hill stores. I shop also at the Havertown Giant outside Philly by only 3 miles. That place is mayhem, especially when the Eagles play! The racial stuff is a challenge there too. Fights break out in line and at the gas pumps but I don't have problems there. You have to be respectful there because you may get a bullet in the head. Usually everyone walks on eggshells to keep the peace there. Too many people. Anyway, I paid my bill and the sales person was delightful. The assistant store manager, Tony Paul, came over at my request and was fantastic. So one worker can't hear me and the other thinks I am screaming. I have choices: Pronio's, Grocery Outlet, Aldi, Weis, Redners, Wawa, Karns. Screw you, Giant and Josh in seafood!!!!

It's a Wegman's ! Lots of items. A lot of the Eat in foods are really priced higher! They have…read moreassortments. Basically Wegman's is a grocery store with a uniqueness of its own! Prices are somewhat comparable but something's are higher in price and can be found in other stores! If you're a comparable shopper there are better prices out there! Also they have assortments wine and beer selection also can be found cheaper! If you're a convenience shopper this place is ok!

TARGETS ADULTS with SPECIAL NEEDS- Telling Them to Vacate the Seats…read moreI've bought lunch and ate in the seating area at Wegman's several times. I am a support staff for adults with intellectual disabilities or autism. Sometimes when I am supporting an adult with special needs, we would buy lunch at Wegman's and eat there. Afterwards, we would play a couple games before leaving. I didn't see the harm it. We see many groups meet there to play Mahjong or Dominoes. There are people there working on laptops. I've seen people crocheting there. They have a television for children to be able to sit and watch. Since there are always plenty of empty seats, I thought it was acceptable. And maybe THAT is, but Wegman's seems to have a REAL PROBLEM with adults with special needs. Small groups of staff helping adults with intellectual disabilities have been asked to leave while others are there doing a variety of activities other than eating. The excuse given: "We want you to leave after you eat." When the support staff who was approached questioned why they were singled out, that Wegman's staff person went to the other small group of individuals with special needs and told them to leave-- totally ignoring others around who were doing things other than eating. This is not the only time small groups of disabled individuals were asked to leave. Yet, I always see others, even large groups meeting there to play games, and I've never seen any Wegman's employee ask any of those groups leave. I've never seen a Wegman's staff ask people on laptops to leave. This definitely looks like discrimination against people with disabilities.

I stop at this Rutters very often & the staff is always so nice. Always clean & stocked unlike some…read morerutters that have stock just laying around.

Great meigjborhood coffee and gas stop! Quick, convenient and locally owned and operated!read more

Huber's has everything. It is a convenience store, and so items are priced accordingly, but it is…read moreamazing that you rarely cannot find what you are looking for. The folks who run the place are always friendly and courteous. The place is always clean and tidy (again, amazing considering the volume of stock). They have been recently been promoting their meat sales, and the few times I've purchased the meat has been fine (though it is hard to compete with the Central Market). Do beware the regular run on Lottery tickets, though, as many people who play here have complicated (read: time-consuming) methods for number selection and, if you get stuck behind one of them, it may be a while (there are only two cash registers).

You know how there are some places that aren't actually your home, but you feel right at home…read morethere? This is one of those places for me. I lived across the street for two years and now just right up the block. It is not a "farmers market" which a lot of people seem to think. It's the greatest neighborhood store ever.

I love me a Dollar General but admit this one is not one of my favorites…read more It's congested, messy, short staffed with long lines, and hard to exit when turning left. It has the feeling of a corner store in NYC with its high shelving piled high and tight isles. On a positive note Manheim doesn't have alot of shopping options so it's a blessing to this small town. It's also conveniently located on RT 72. If you can't find it here there's a Budget Grocery Outlet a few blocks south. For additional savings....... Sign up online for digital coupons then type in your phone # at check out for additional savings. Be sure to save your receipt and take the survey at the bottom within 7 days and they'll email you a $3 coupon!

This is by far my favorite Wawa! The staff are so nice and orders are always made well. A top tier…read moreWawa.

I LOVE WAWA. everything about this place is AMAZING AND I LOVE IT. the sandwiches are SO GOOD, the…read morekitchen is CLEAN, the food in general is just GOOD, THE ICEES ARE GREAT AND ITS AMAZING. I would do anything for Wawa I love Wawa. "I am not a corporate bot I am a real boy." - Pinocchio, 1940