Nice little corner store with a deli and bakery! Great Ham BBQ sandwich today . Looks like they…read morenormally have 3 or 4 specials for lunch each day . Unfortunately it's not a sit down place to eat so you have to take it to go .

I can barely believe this place is on the internet. A small store in a small town, but they have…read morelots of character. I grew up on their pepperoni rolls and dollar bottles of chocolate milk. They are very resilient and fought to re-open after a damaging flood. The community loves this place and it is way better and more friendly than Huckleberry's, which is more famous for getting robbed. The review sounds like it deserves 5 stars, but the fact is it's still a small convenience store in rural PA. Nothing out there is 5 stars :p

We were on a trip from out of town and decided to have dinner at the cafe area and then get food to…read morego for lunches the next day. They had slices of pizza they warmed up for the kids and meat platters with fried chicken or pulled pork along with several slides to choose from. The portions were large as well. They have a huge selection of drink coolers to pick from. We also grabbed some pre made options for lunch the next day. We were able to get a nice variety to please everyone. You can also go upstairs to eat and it wasn't crowded with lots of tables.

I love this Nutella because it's so creamy and it's tiny eagle brand it's it's like chocolate just…read moremelting in my mouth. I just love it.

A convenient little neighborhood shop for snacks and sandwiches. Definitely beats having to drive…read moreto Walmart.

Just had to drop off Amazon package. Dreaded it. My only other Amazon return was a clumsy…read moreexperience. Greeted and served promptly. In and out 5 minutes from parking lot to car.

I occasionally shop at this Whole Foods grocery store. It offers a decent selection of vegetables,…read morefruits, pantry foods, dairy products, meats, seafoods, baked goods, beverages, health and hygiene products, household products, etcetera. Most recently, I needed to purchase vegan foods for a get-together, and I found a few flavors of vegan cupcakes here. Furthermore, my husband felt happy with this store's large selection of cheeses. We picked out several other foods to buy. At the checkout, we did not have to wait in line for long. The cashier spoke politely with us. However, for some reason, Whole Foods does not link my cell-phone number from Amazon, and I cannot get my cellular connection or Wi-Fi to work in their store, so I never receive the Prime discounts. Overall, I will continue to do my regular grocery shopping at other stores, and I will continue to occasionally visit this Whole Foods for particular types of foods.

After reading about this business in the newspaper I decided to check it out for myself. They…read morespecialize in grass fed products and practically all their food comes from different Amish vendors. Some come from Volant, PA, Others in Millersburg, Ohio and Walnut Creek, Ohio, and still others come from Lancaster County. Upon entering to your right is a large freezer with grass fed meats from Jersey Farm in New Wilmington, PA. In addition to ground beef you will find steaks, London broil, ribs, and a variety of roasts. Directly ahead of you is a large refrigerator consisting of cheeses made from the milk of grass fed cows. 2 pounds of slabbed rolled butter, various yogurts and a choice of pasteurized or non homogenized milk which come from Hartzler dairy farm in Wooster, Ohio. The milk is sold in half gallon sizes. In addition the refrigerator had fully baked Amish pies both small, large and sugar free. On another shelf I saw a nice selection of Amish baked goods which included your familiar cookies and chocolate gobs which resemble a chocolate cake with filling in it. One of the items pointed out to me was the cinnamon buns from Walnut Creek. I had been to Walnut Creek years ago so I know their stuff is very good. In a back room they sell mostly dry goods. Some of these goods are available upon request but you can get Amish jams, noodles, buckwheat and regular pancake mixes. Some of the items are gluten free and noted as such. I got an opportunity to speak to the owner Traci Maga and learned that their grand opening with samples is scheduled for July 11th. Every Sat however, they do offer samples of their cheeses to try. I inquired about Amish bread but learned they don't stock it anymore since it is not in much demand. They do carry Cellone's bread which is just for convenience sake along with a few other things you can find at just about any grocery chain store. They are not allowed to cut the cheeses on site so you would have to do that at home. The food is pricey however, the trade-off comes in not having to waste gas and wear and tear on your car to drive out to these places and risk spoilage on the return trip. Speaking to Traci did encourage me to try the nonhomgenized milk since it has more nutrients in it. I did purchase a couple of frozen grass fed ready made burgers which I'll make this weekend,a bag of their honey almond cereal which is very much like granola, a small apple pie and a chocolate gob. I tasted both the cereal and a little of the chocolate gob and believe me they were so good as I remember them. I'm a big fan of Amish food and I find this store a welcome addition to the Pittsburgh area. It is an easy exit off Rt 30 W just as you get off the parkway headed towards the airport. Make a right and you are there. The lot is small but plan to return and try out some of their other offerings.

Absolute chaos trying to pick up online ordered Easter dinner. One young woman at the pickup table…read moreand literally 75 to 100 people in a line going out the door, to pickup their orders. It was so unorganized, people getting irritated and shoppers unable to move around the store because of the winding line out the door. Maybe next year have 2 or 3 people taking names for pickup. Also, I could have just walked in and got my ham and 2 sides right from deli without having to stand in line for 45 minutes. Do better Fresh Market!

This store used to be great. Recently,has gone downhill quick,especially the fresh meat counter…read more They seem to never have advertised specials. This weekend marks the 4th visit with the same result... No wings,no bone in NY strip, and no ground beef....

Safrans market is in the village of sewickley. This is absolutely my favorite market. Every time I…read morego in I feel like I'm coming home. I've been going to Safrans since I was wet in the third grade. It's a great market. They have everything i need and I know all the workers by their first names. They're kind they're considerate they will go out of your way to help you. I remember one time they had hired a new person. It was a younger person, but they were not very kind. That person didn't last verylong. Safran's has a great way of hiring people that are really kind human beings and they stay with the company for a long time which I love and tells me that the management is fabulous which they are!!

Food is not good , you can't call that persian food . Chicken didn't taste good , koobideh had…read moreprobably a lot of other stuff in it other than meat and beef kabobs was so rough and chewy , i don't think it was fillet mignon like they call it . The market doesn't carry everything like other persian markets. I hope they can improve soon because for that price , I would drive to westwood to have better food .

A great market, with truly helpful staff…read more Beautiful produce, delectable baked goods, etc. Unfortunately, it is way too expensive for me. Still, a beautiful place.

Disclaimer, I'm not a regular shopper at Fresh Thyme Market - not because the store is bad per se,…read morebut because it's pricey. Fresh Thyme is an organic food supermarket chain, so I'll stop in occasionally to see what's new and/or to treat myself to some "fancy" groceries. Because of the cost of their items though, I'll shop here for supplemental goodies after getting my main haul elsewhere. (For me, Aldi and Trader Joe's are stops #1 and #2. Places like this, Giant Eagle, and The Fresh Market are where I go "just because" or when I want to splurge on groceries.) When I do stop in I always explore the baked goods and frozen foods - usually there are items and brands in these sections that aren't at other stores. (A lot of items are gluten free, too, which I know makes a difference to a lot of people.) I generally skip the produce and deli sections; the selections in both are decent but I can find these things elsewhere for less. And here's something I've never had to say about a grocery store before: I ALWAYS walk right past their supplements section, which is (in my opinion) unnecessarily large. I could talk at length about my problems with how supplements are (not) managed in America, so before I bog down my own review we'll move right along! Final thoughts: their selection is fine, and in theory it's great that they sell a variety of "healthy" things. In practice though, the food products are overpriced, and there are enough vitamins and supplements on sale that I almost question whether or not this should be classified as a grocery store. While I'll pop in and out of here occasionally, I'll never be a regular shopper.

This is the only Shop N Save left in the area unfortunately. I love that it's open way later than…read moreGiant eagle. Staff is super friendly and helpful, even during the later part of the night. The store is clean and has a lot of fresh products. It can be difficult to find some things like protein shakes but overall a nice neighborhood store.

Great sales at the Heidelb urg store. Always fully stocked. Thete deli is quick, eager to help and…read morealways available. Their produce dept is beautiful..Always several check out open, fast abd efficient. I