Great prices and a variety of discounted goods. It's a bit random what you can find there, but that's the fun part! The best time to go is during weekday mornings, as it can get crowded during peak times on the weekend. read more

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We love going to Wenger's every time when we visit my brother and his family. They are Mennonite and we feel very comfortable visiting the store, which is owned and staffed by Amish. We interact with the staff when we are there with no problems, more than helpful. They have a great selection of food, you just need to watch for expiration dates. We love exploring the aisles and shopping carts and getting great discounts on items and cases of food. We buy in bulk and are always looking for a bargain, who cares if the product is slightly damaged or dented or soon to expire. We usually overfill our cart with non-pershable pantry shelf items, detergent, and paper goods. We buy gift cards via mail for gifts for the holidays and afterwards. We wish we had a Wenger's Grocery Outlet where we live. read more

They are under new ownership. You should know your prices before you go. As previously said by someone, egg and butter prices are not competitive. Majority of things are very good prices in the store but again you need to know your prices. And I don't know about all the comments about the staff being unfriendly and quiet. I have never seen that and have interacted with them multiple times. They are very nice. read more

We are out of state but can't leave for home without loading up the trunk with lots of deals. It's like a treasure hunt with fabulous, different finds every time we come. The store is huge and assortment varied; we are so thankful for Wenger's!!! read more

Great prices on many items Clean store Friendly staff for the most part. Many staff members are Amish or Mennonite young ladies. So some are shy. Every person I spoke to responded with politeness. The store is huge. Some items are deeply deeply discounted because of damaged packaging or close to or over expiration date. You just need to be careful of the dates as in any store. For example: I picked up a loaf of bread that would normally cost me anywhere from 5 to $7 at my local ShopRite/ Giant supermarket. I bought it for a $1.99 and it was close to an expiration date. I had family coming in and we used up that entire loaf of bread in one sitting so it was worth it for me. I'd rather spend $2 than seven. Do the health issues. I feed my dog chicken. I picked up frozen drumsticks 49 cents a pound. They were still with an expiration date and they were clearanced sale. They also have boxes of free items. Expiration date was 2 months from the day that I shopped picked it up. Put it in our local food bank. I've seen people complain about store is not friendly. There's not agree with their lifestyles. I saw none of that and perhaps the store's not for everyone. I can't really speak to that for my family and myself. The store is a terrific find. We purchase so much food. It took two shopping carts transported to our car. Total price $150! 2 hour drive from the Poconos to get there but we only need to go once a month! Highly recommend a store to friends, family and even enemies go. Enjoy! See if the store is for you, I would recommend it read more

I have gone to this store multiple times and never had an issue. As for comments that the workers there look tired. You must understand that they are Amish or Mennonite and have a much different work ethic than we do. They do get to take breaks. I noticed that some comments mentioned the store was filthy. I have never noticed the store to be unclean or even foul smelling. Any time I have ever spoken to any of the workers there i have always been treated respectfully. Yes sometimes the gentlemen can seem a bit standoffish but again this is not them being rude it has to do with how the are raised and their beliefs. As far as outdated items. Yes do take that into account but most food items are still edible from 1-6 months beyond the best by /expiry date. If you are uncertain google the items you buy the most it will give you a general idea as to how long something is good for beyond that time. I actually can't wait to be able to take another trip there especially when I can get two or three months worth of groceries there for what it would cost for maybe a half a month to a month at other stores. read more

This business is really good if you want discount groceries. The only thing you have to be aware of is to check the expiration dates on certain things but for the most part it's damaged goods like dented cans or dented boxes sold at a discount price. The store is huge and there's a lot to choose from. You can get food household goods fresh deli meat etc. I definitely recommend this place if you happen to be in Mifflinburg and you want discounted groceries. read more

They don't follow state rules for safety. Will never shop here again. Maybe if they change their safety policies I would reconsider.

If you read the comments placed below...you would think this place beats up gays, purposely throws trash in the parking lot that is horrible for any human. What they sell is poison and the employees are afraid to speak in fear of public floggings. 1. What the lgbqtxjhdv community needs to understand is that the amish don't believe in or agree with your choices. Guess what: still a free country, they don't need to! 2. I will be there next week, I will look at their doors for signs and dirt and report back. 3. Yes you need to watch what you buy. Maybe some need the government to tell them what to do. Not all of us have a brain or common sense. 4. Masks...argue all you want, enjoy your vaccine for a hoax. Don't like the policy of the business...DON'T GO!!! Sorry I forgot we must all be sheep all follow in your sick beliefs. It was all to get mail in ballots and an election. 5. I've bought things here that I ended up not liking. But hey for the price it was worth the chance on an off brand. 6. I never notices filth. 7. As for the employees...amish aren't all 2020 folks. They aren't going to be all talkative and how you think they should act. 8. I've never been fearful shopping here. No reason to. Maybe if the place was located in Philadelphia...then you could fear going in or out. read more

Edit: Given this store's utter disregard for other human beings, I must update my 5 star review to 1 star. This place is seriously incredible - all sorts of amazing finds. Name brand items that cost way less than generics at other "discount" stores. read more

This store is owned and run by Mennonites. They do not support the LGBTQ+ community and use the Bible as their basis. They also do not enforce their staff wearing masks during the Covid pandemic, and they allow customers to wear or not wear masks as well. It is up to you whether you wish to patronize their business knowing that. Don't believe the reviews saying that the staff are rude and angry or that people were not allowed to enter the store because they were part of the LGBTQ community. I have been in this store and shopped there for years prior to the controversy regarding the sign on the door. I don't for one minute believe anyone was treated badly by staff or denied entry because of their personal lives. Here's an honest and accurate review if you want one: If you do choose to shop at Wengers, know your prices. There are many items that are a great deal- some items you can get for less elsewhere. Check dates on items also- they sell items that are close dated and they sell items that are outdated as well. read more

We just went in for some snack items and was told via a note on the door that since we a members of the lgbtqia+ community we are not welcome in their store. Let's just say we attempted to go in. Turns out we were turned away. So my review is based on that experience. The store parking lot is messy - carts scattered everywhere and poorly marked lines. Handprints all over the glass doors. At least I hope they were hand prints. There are crumbling curbs and handicap accessiblity is limited at best. The amount of trash circulating in the parking lot was considerably more than there should be for a store of this size. I felt as though i was in danger the entire time because they stated on their door that they don't think certain members of our party should be alive. It's unsafe and most definitely unwelcoming. read more

This is a very shady looking business, in all respects. Most employees look tired, afraid and don't speak very much. Any of the managers and or owners I've noticed are rather curt, nasty, while treating both employees and customers horribly. Items bought here are often,50 percent of the time, very low quality and need to be tossed out. Any time an attempt to return something is done or a complaint made, nothing is done for the customer. It's a very bitter and offensive environment. Always feel uneasy here. It feels like they are angry and want to focus on political views to dig into their customers faces instead of catering to the public and simply running a business. I've stopped patronizing this unpleasant place. Sad that their anger issues run their lives, and is a big deficit to their business. read more

I was impressed with the pricing my cart was overflowing and I expected my bill to be about $300 it was $175. Crazy $1.29 for 35oz of real cream cheese in date for another 4 months. Guess who's making keto cheesecake today? And the amount of gluten free items was amazing. My only complaint might be that I am having issues with the website. I would like to order wholesale and can't seem to load the page. read more

I actually live in the area and understand the local culture. Wenger's is great for what it is. They sell close to date, dented, overruns or whatever food products at a greatly discounted price. My food budget goes a lot farther by shopping there! You never know what they may have so shopping is like an adventure. The store and parking lot are well maintained and clean. I've always found the staff to be very friendly and helpful - but again, I understand and fit into the local culture. This is a country store run and managed by people with country values and integrity. I am grateful Wenger's is here providing the products they do! read more

Just went to Wenger's again today....I make the run once every few months or so...it's a 2 hour drive...Parking lot of always clean...there are NO signs about anyone's lifestyles at all or masks on the door...the masks are your personal choices...afraid ? stay home...call delivery services......got a cart of stuff...save a lot of cash....food is good....as for dates...some food it doesn't matter...and if it does...don't buy out dated or near date......I bought a lot of stuff that are good till 2023.......the people working will talk to you usually and are very nice...are all the young girls "'talky"....no...they are shy.....I personally just hate humans if they are to be hated....the workers here are nice to me and I chat with them regularly...and I am old, fat ,and ugly.......as for the bad comments ....don't believe what you read on the internet ALL the time... read more

I'm very much looking forward to shopping at Wenger's Grocery Outlet. As Wenger's is (unfortunately) a few hours away from me, I hadn't known of it until I conducted a quick Web search for grocery stores/supermarkets that welcome those of us who don't wear masks (face diapers). As it'll be a long drive, I'll be spending some real $$$$$ at Wenger's. Can't wait!! Hugs and warm handshakes to every self-respecting natural person. Mark read more

I do not recommend this place. It is not clean, things are sold with past sell dates. Management was not helpful at all when I asked to exchange something. Total mess this place. I got sick after eating a prep plate from them. Never coming back. read more

Simple market with very helpful workers. They serve a rural population and do a wonderful job.

wenger's grocery outlet posted an anti masking sign on their door. they believe there is no good reason for wearing a mask during a global pandemic and that it is all political. they are wrong. as news of this lapse in judgement spreads...their business will suffer. refusing to abide by the state mandate to wear a mask is a dangerous and selfish thing to do. i and anyone i know will avoid that store until they require all staff to wear masks. all local residents should consider the store off limits until they take this crisis seriously! read more

When I first heard about Wengers Grocery, I was very excited to buy food at a discounted (aka affordable haha) price! But I was a little disappointed in the smell that entered my nose upon entry. Yes, even thru my mask a very offensive odor permeated my nostrils. Moments later, I was shocked to find that the staff, nor a majority of the customers wore face masks to help stop the spread of COVID-19! This combined with odor (kind of like burnt rubber sitting next to a dirty diaper) made me feel very unsafe here. No savings are worth catching COVID-19, as I fear that it will make me very ill. To be honest, the only "deals" I saw were .15 cents off a box of Mac and cheese and .25 cents off Amish flour. Once again, not worth being in this environment. read more

My experience in visiting this story was very bad. The staff and management were very unfriendly and unprofessional and the store was not following proper safety precautions read more

You can easily save 50% of your normal grocery bill here. Great deals on cereal, drinks, snacks, canned goods. I don't ever buy the frozen goods, some are pretty far out of date. They sometimes have Purina dog treats that normally cost $18 at Walmart for $3.99! Check out the personal hygiene aisle, you can sometimes find more expensive brands at a fraction of the price. I've found certain days to be better than others as far as how much is stocked, but I believe they get trucks in every day. read more

I drive 1 hour and 45 minutes a couple time a year to shop here. GOD BLESS THEM.

Not safe to shop (see photos in other posts) and posting lies and hate. They are, of course, entitled to say what they like but now so many will no longer shop there. Their only concern should be if I can pay for what I purchase. I was a 12+ year customer, but no longer. read more

Large and Interesting grocery outlet that has almost everything you can think of. While on the road looking for a drink we happened across this grocery outlet, and decided to swing in to see what they had. What they had was everything, possibly the largest discount grocery store I have ever been in. A few things I took notice of were the large bags of Bulk Sugars, Sweet Potato Fries, Giant 3-packs of frozen Pizzas...all at dirt cheap prices. Interesting place to stop in and check out. read more

Very big discount grocery store. Very organized, great prices and people were friendly. Many people in parking lot brought their own cooler to take home any cold items. read more

Do not buy any frozen ground beef as I did and about puked when I thawed it out as it was brown and stank to high heaven, also bought parm. cheese and opened it up and it was a clumpy moldy mess. Just be careful what you buy as I think I would rather go to Weis where I know I am getting quality. Food for thought. read more

Great staff on the floor, very friendly and helpful and the great thing about this store. Great prices. Great fun looking for bargains. The owner manager is a different story and needs to work on his people skills. Their return policies need to be clearly displayed at the registers and not up to the mood of who's in charge. read more

Amazing! You never know what you may find but you can be sure it's at a great price. I've found things here that the average store will never carry. Super friendly staff. read more