Skip Whole Foods...Leg Up truly has the leg up without the hype and snobbery. Was very impressed…read morewith their selection and quality. A very balanced combination of local and regional goods that you would be looking for in some of those overpriced 'organic' chain stores. Skip the drive to MD/VA. Leg Up has it in PA.

Nice to have a local and organic farmers market like this one near York, PA…read more The highlights of this place are as followed: Fresh fruit and veggies, create your own nut butter, create your own granola mix, bottle your own honey or olive oil, glass bottle milk and juice, and tons of local products. The only true negative is local and organic adds up, so it is way more expensive than your typical chain grocery store. Very well organized in here. Staff was friendly and willing to help with any questions. If they saw us looking in confusion they said hello and asked for help. If you are looking for a specific local brand like Painterland Sisters Yogurt, Perrydell Milk, or Apple Valley Juice. This place has it....

I literally stumbled upon this location on the way home from a Yelp event. Lidl is kind of a cross…read morebetween an Aldi and a Trader Joes? I mean they have unique European options and low prices, yet they have a bakery section that reminds me of a more upscale store. I just love it. They have so many yummy frozen items and their deli items like dips and such rotate too so they have fun seasonal items that you can only get one time a year. I also like that they have an app so you can make your shopping list and they also offer promos for members. They also have random items that you never knew you needed. Its definitely a fun experience and worth the trip. The aisles are wide and bright and the staff I encountered were friendly. The parking lot is big and bright and the store is a shining star in York, PA.

I have a few Staples I go there for, I like their bibigo mini pork wontons they're Lidl big fish…read moresticks and their chocolate chunk cookies from their bakery their Apple cinnamon instant oatmeal & rice pudding is not bad Also , it is just the right size and I do not feel like i'm traveling across the whole world to get the items I want and get out

The management at the Stewartstown location is off the wall. He is very ignorant towards his staff…read moreand treats all like they are dumb. Between Adri and Betty, they can't keep good help. When both are together, they talk nasty concerning their employees. I will never shop at Saubers again.

UPDATE!!!!! The owner and his wife reached out to me…read moreimmediately After reading my post. First by email and then by phone. They were swift to action and very apologetic. They assured me that is not the way they do business, and they will not have their employees treating any of their customers the way I was treated. I felt their response was genuine because the employee was fired. Greg who is the owner of the store believes that kind of behavior surpasses a warning, which I agree. This interaction with the Saubels has shown me I cannot paint the entire store with the same brush. This was my first bad experience in the store, so I will return to now that she is gone. Thank you, Greg, and Betti Saubels Literally in 2022 In East York County at sublet's Markets 3611 St. York PA 17402. I was refused service. I was going home from work, stopped in with my grandson to get something quick for dinner. I went to the deli the lady working behind the counter had her back turned to me. When I walked up, she turned around to wait on me because she could not see who she was waiting on. she literally looks me in my face and turned her back. When she did that, I started timing her to see when she would turn back around and wait on me. There was a very kind older gentleman working with her and told her she had a customer, he then asked me if I needed any cold cuts and I told him no thank you I was only there for cheese. I waited for seven minutes before another white customer came behind me and she instantly stopped what she was doing to wait on him. Her coworker told her to wait on me first because I've been waiting for a while. she totally ignored him and continued to wait on the white gentleman that came behind me. He refused her service and told her I was waiting there way before him. I reported this to the manager directly in front of the lady who refused me service. The only thing he said was he would talk to her, no apology or sense of urgency to remove her before she treated the next black customer with such ignorance and hatred. Do we as black people still have to deal with the ugly face of racism just trying to get cheese?

If I could do zero stars, I would. Honestly if you have time, go to the one on green spring. I…read morepurchased frozen cooked shrimp there, with an expiration of 10/2026. It was rancid, smelled disgusting. I called and advised them I would be returning it and that I didn't have the receipt. When I got there, they were unapologetic and told me it is what it is. Almost didn't want to give me a refund. Luckily I remembered I used my number and I have the app. There was nothing done for the inconvenience. I also want to note, whoever is in charge of ordering the selection needs to be fired. Like I said go to the one on green spring. Selection better, customer service better

This business offers easy access and sufficient parking spaces. The parking spaces in front of the…read morestore and storefront were litter-strewn. Unsightly like this, it could deter potential customers. Stepping inside, I was pleasantly surprised by the large variety of items. It essentially is a low-cost grocery store, organized as a grocery store, unlike an industrial warehouse type of business. Prices of some items were too high considering the dollar store within the plaza. For example, a gallon of Turkey Hill iced tea cost $2.99. That is no bargain compared to non-outlet groceries and dollar stores. Paper and plastic goods were reasonably marked down, although environmentally unfriendly Styrofoam is too abundant. There appear to be a number of homeless people near this establishment entrance. It is very sad to know there are people suffering no matter the events leading up to their situation. I think this establishment could partner with community organizations on supporting disadvantaged.

I love this place! They have a lot of sales and the employees are very friendly and greet you as…read moreyou're walking in and in the aisles. They do have good selection of food and products.

My wife and I love Sprouts. Even though the store is not as big as some other grocery stores, they…read morehave a great selection and the food is competitively priced. The shelves are also well-stocked and there is always an employee around to ask for help if needed. The quality of the produce is consistently outstanding--everything is fresh, flavorful, and clearly sourced with care. The selection of organic fruits, vegetables, dairy, and specialty items is impressive! What really sets this store apart is the friendly and knowledgeable staff. Everyone is welcoming, helpful, and genuinely passionate about healthy, sustainable food. The store is clean, well-organized, and has a warm community atmosphere that makes shopping enjoyable. Tim at the deli is awesome!

If you want to experience the true heart and soul of York's food culture, Friday is the only day…read morethat matters, and New Eastern Market on Memory Lane is exactly where you need to be. A Slice of York History This isn't just a place to shop; it's a living piece of local history. While the original market company dates all the way back to the 1880s on East Market Street, the "New" Eastern Market opened its current doors on Memory Lane in 1955 after a fire destroyed their previous temporary home at the White Rose Arena. Walking down the aisles, you can feel that multi-generational legacy--many of the shareholders and vendors running the stands today are direct descendants of the families who started it all back in '55. Incredible Vendor Variety The selection here is unmatched. It's an incredible mix of local mainstays, from the incredible smoked meats at S. Clyde Weaver and Godfrey Bros. to fresh, vibrant hauls at Hoober Produce. You can pick up hand-rolled Aunt Lydia's soft pretzels, stock up on Fitzkee's candies, grab local spirits from Old Republic Distillery, or snag amazing baked goods to take home. Unbeatable Market Eats While it's a great place to stock the fridge, the ready-to-eat food stalls are the real star of the show. You absolutely cannot leave without hitting these spots: Jimmy C's (the diner): For the ultimate classic diner experience, pull up a stool at Jimmy C's. It's the perfect place to kick off your Friday morning or grab a hearty lunch. They serve up comforting breakfast staples and great coffee, but they are legendary for their weekly specials--especially the comforting PA Dutch classics. You absolutely have to try their famous baked chicken pie and their thick, comforting chicken pot pie with noodles. It is pure comfort food with that fast, friendly, quintessential market-counter energy. Markethouse Barbeque & Fried Chicken: If you are looking for top-tier to-go comfort food, you have to hit these stands. The Markethouse Fried Chicken is spectacular--shattering, crispy skin on the outside, incredibly juicy on the inside, and seasoned perfectly. Pair it with the smoky, tender, slow-cooked goodness from Markethouse Barbeque, and you have the absolute best takeout feast in town. Whether you're doing your weekly grocery shopping or just eating your way through the aisles, New Eastern Market is a Friday tradition that never misses.

Only open on Fridays. Tons of butchers, fresh vegetables stands, bakeries, candy stands and lunch…read morestands. Parking can be chaotic especially at rush hour. A staple in East York for years. It gets so packed that it gets hard to walk through because it's not quite big enough for all the stands inside.

Tried visiting on a sunday at 10:20am. Store hours indicate open at 10. Lights out, nobody…read morepresent. As another reviewer noted this does seem to he more of a hispanic convenience store now based upon what I could see through the doors.

Went there 6/2023 and it us now a Hispanic grocery. Man working there didn't speak Enlish and so…read morecouldn't tell me when the Asian grocery had closed.

Friendly service and great tasting local honey made from their own bees. Good prices too!read more

Wonderful to have good produce and fab plants all at a good price and a darling setting to purchase…read morethese items. Thanks to the hard work of this couple we the people of Dover can enjoy!

Haha! Used to frequent this store when I lived here. Stopped by when I was in town and found this…read morepick. Staff always nice & friendly. To go food always hot and ready. Laid back atmosphere.

If giant had one fan, it's me. If giant has no fans, I'm dead! Giant is my favorite grocery store…read moreand puts all the others to shame. I would kill for Giant. Screw Weis!

I can always find what I want. I don't like that they don't have more cashiers . I don't want to…read moredo my own groceries I appreciate them , they should have tip cans there. Some are really excellent.

Weis in York at Queensgate is top notch! They have great produce and meats and a nice bakery…read moreselection as well! The pharmacist's are very friendly also and on top of things.