No suprise from the problems I've had up front with management…read more I went to get a oil change today hours before close. 5 "techs" standing around the shop. I was told to go in and they could get me a oil change. A very rude staff member named Rick informed me if I didn't book a appointment they wouldn't see me. And I told him I didn't mind waiting, even though the shop was empty. I just dont understand how the staff at this location can think it's okay to talk to customers the way they do. I stuck around for hour. No cars were brought in. You'll see the rating and the reviews, and think it can't be that bad. But it is.

My wife and I scheduled an oil change for 3/16/2026 at 9:30am. We were the first one there…read more After waiting for almost 15 minutes just to give them my keys, Brian came out and threw his papers back into his office. He was very upset that he actually had to his job. As Brian came out Kevin followed him out. So at the time there were at least two people who could do the oil change. So we gave Brian our keys and proceeded to go into the store to do some shopping. Oddly enough we kept seeing Kevin walking around the store clearly not doing his job. We waited over an hour and still no oil change. So we went to the oil change area and still not one oil change was done according to Connor the seemingly third oil change mechanic. So there were at least three mechanics that were available to change oil. With exception of Kevin who was busy walking around the store trying to look busy. So over an hour went by and not even one oil change was done. So we asked for our keys back and left. This place needs to be revamped and everyone needs to be fired and hire people that are competent. Do not waste your time going to Walmart for oil changes. There are plenty of places close by that is far and away better than Walmart. That actually have competent, friendly people.

The more you know: In Pennsylvania, apparently one can only purchase beer from a beer distributor,…read moreand then only by the case. I have never heard of this (ever), but because the boy and co. love Yuengling, which is unavailable in Ohio (!?), I decided to try to find a beer distributor somewhere off i-80, since I had to drive through all 309 miles of PA to get to/from Maine for Christmas. Keep in mind, until this drive I had never been to PA, nor had I ever been to a beer distributor. I called Yuengling, to see if maybe perchance somewhere beer was sold in the grocery store in the Commonwealth... but alas! No. However, the Yuengling people were very helpful, and gave me the names of a couple beer distributors I'd be passing by. I chose Maloney because Danville was closer to NJ, and I wanted to get lost in PA in daylight, at least. So, I gave Maloney's a call, and they told me how to get there from i-80. Now, I may not be qualified to comment on service, since this is my one and only bottle shop experience, but this is what happened: I arrived at Maloney's, and a gentleman asked me what I needed. I said I was looking for Yuengling, but that I could get it myself. Touche, bottle shop - apparently this is not allowed in PA. The worker went to get it for me, and I stood there, slightly taken aback... even moreso when he asked me where he could put it. I said, "Um, just put it down?" I guess it's like grocery carry out... they usually put it in your car. Is this weird to anyone else? I paid for my beer and took it outside with me, and drove the rest of the 270-something miles through PA with 24 bottles of Yuengling jangling in my backseat (oops). My Ohio friends/love were psyched, and I do love me some Yuengling, but I don't understand why beer is so regulated in the Commonwealth. Though if it must be... then this experience, while slightly perplexing, was a-ok.

Super friendly service and the perfect spot to grab a couple cases of Yuengling on your way to the…read moreWest!

Surplus Outlet is an outlet grocery store and you need to fully understand that when entering…read more There are potential deals here, but you have to know your prices and watch your expiration dates. Store is located just outside of Northumberland on Route 11, immediately next to the American Legion. Parking lot can get tight if the store is busy and it's built on a downhill slope, so unattended shopping carts can roll away. What will you find product wise? A decent fresh fruit/vegetable section. Frozen food section with a lot of discontinued products. Tons of canned good including bulk #10 cans. This location off season sells various fountain fireworks. They also have small kids toy selection. Compared to the Berwick store, this one feels like it has less stock in general. Why I knock a few stars off is you need to check expiration dates on EVERYTHING. No exceptions and at this store they are less well marked on items like cereal. Toiletries and other general pharmacy items are not competitively priced. Paper products have about the same quality as generic items at Dollar General (not great.) Overall, I like Surplus Outlet, and it's worth stopping in to see what they have.

We discovered this discount grocer while camping at nearby Splash Magic. I'm a fan of discount…read moregrocers over traditional grocery stores so finding one so close was a Godsend as we typically buy our food in the area we stay instead of bringing it from home. The store is spacious for a discount grocer and had a large section of beauty and health products, more so than others. Many were damaged packaging or expired but that's to be expected. What I didn't expect was such a large and impressive freezer and produce section. Had I had more room in our travel trailer camper I would have bought a ton more! Prices were low and the selection was very broad and fully stocked. Ditto for the produce which looked to be in very good condition and not "seconds". Since discount grocers tend to carry discontinued products I did find several items I'll probably never find again, but at least I enjoyed them once! The staff on the floor was also helpful in directing me to the dept I was looking for. The cashier however had the personality of a slug, and when hubby and I tried to engage in conversation with her she made eye contact but no response. Four stars because although they had a cart wipe station the wipes were completely dried out. A sign at the door insisted there would be no entry unless masked. However a big family with a ton of kids (all touching stuff and a muck around the store) ignored the mask rule and were allowed entry. Also when I tried to go back Sunday on our way home to stock up they were closed. No Sunday hours is a huge let down.

Get it here cheap. Meats and cheeses especially. Keep in mind they only take cash or check.read more

From the owner: We are your hometown grocery store. We love our community and are trying our best to meet the needs…read moreof our customers to the best of our ability. Not just a bulk store any longer we also carry many brand name products just like the big box stores. Unlike the big box stores if we do not currently carry an item we will do our best to find what you are looking for and get it in.. we understand that inflation is hitting everyone very hard including us. But what we lack in price comparison we try to make up with fabulous customer service and face to face interaction

Came to Wegmans with a plan from 3 hours away. Stay overnight, go to meetings, then go to Wegmans…read more Filled 3 coolers with delicious morsels that I can't find locally (at home). I called a family who I know are attached to their phones looking for requests. Nobody picked up. I text them, "Nobody picks up their phones ... No Wegmans for you!" My phone then blew up! I came home with fresh pineapple, chocolate chip & double chocolate muffins, AND ultimate chocolate chip cookies. There is so much to see, the variety of products , the freshness of seafood, meat and produce ... I spent two hours making selections. I was in my happy place. The apple doesn't fall from the tree. Stopped at my parents on the way home to share my bounty ... it was childlike wonder as I opened the 3 coolers and we oohed and aahed ... priceless.

The bathrooms are never clean and the food prices are way too high and the employees are rude and…read moremanagement stinks. I don't recommend this to anyone I know.

Speechless... I stood behind a sick old man trying to buy…read morecold medicine today.... While this man was clearly 70+ years old and sick. He put his generic NyQuil on the counter. The young guy behind the counter told him he had to provide ID. The old man thought he was joking but the boy said he can NOT buy it without. The man struggles to pull his wallet out and shows his ID to the boy working. The worker then says he will have to remove the ID as it has to be scanned in. This old man struggles to empty his wallet and pull his ID from the clear pocket in the wallet. Dropping stuff all over the ground. Then after everything the ID wouldn't scan and he tells him he's good.... This location is downtown so parking is paid street parking. Inside is crowded but well stocked. Dates on most things are good. Still can not recommend this location based on how they treated that sick old man.

From the owner: Dollar General Danville is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

My husband Rick and I were renting a cabin in the area for a week. And I've realized that…read moresometimes there's an advantage to taking a smaller vacation instead of a big overseas trip. I know that part of the reason we takes trips is to sample other cuisines and get a break from cooking. But you know something? After being on the road awhile, sometimes I get tired of restaurant food. Take it from someone who's traveled a lot on business the past few years! To tell you the truth, Rick and I are both good cooks and we don't mind splitting the kitchen chores. And generally the food you prepare yourself is way healthier than what you get dining out. Not to mention the cost factor either. We stocked up on meats, cereals, and the fruits that a type-1 diabetic needs to get through the day. It's a pleasant small town grocery store. Quality was good and so were the prices. Let's hope they don't get squeezed out by Walmart or some other mega chain.

we live in a small town ant it so good to have the storehere you can get everythingyou need the…read moreempolees are very nice and help the costumers out.

The sandwiches used to be the best in the area, but they've cut down on the amount of meat, etc and…read morethey're not even close to what they used to be.

Since we were in the neighborhood, got off the I-80 and went the back country roads to this place…read more Sure glad we did. A nice small Amish run business. Fresh produce available. Small grocery dry goods and ice cream. But the beat was their deli and sandwich counter!had their fresh baked bread with ham and the works. It was yes Delicious!! While there we also got some corn and other dried beans and Amish food items. See my photos! After we stayed on the country roads till Muncy (shopping mall) then on to Williamsport. A recommend for sure.