The absolute best you can buy. Pickup or UPS delivery. I love the raw products I cannot get in NJ.read more

The quality of the food is beyond belief, chemical free, hormone free Pastor raised the taste is…read moreabove anything I've ever gotten in a grocery store. As far as Customer Service the people are so kind if you make a mistake they're very helpful to fix it. Orders are delivered when they're supposed to be. I can't say enough about this place. Yes, the food is a bit more expensive, but the quality is more than worth it. Give them a try.

Stopped here to purchase some Amish baked goods while visiting from Colorado…read more Everything was delicious and reasonably priced and the selection was amazing.

Awesome experience,great people and great service. They…read morehave enough employees to help everyone,enough to run a small warehouse!

Helpful friendly staff. Needed a break for lunch and the…read moreroad. Great find! We both had the Joes lunch combo (Italian). Bread was super fresh, lovely fresh tomatoes, tasty vinaigrette. Oh the market, bulk items at very reasonable prices! What a selection, picked up some fresh garlic Asiago bread (can't wait for dinner)!!!! Will be back when passing.

This is my favorite little market! In the summertime they have amazing fruits and vegetables. All…read moreof the workers are very sweet and kind. If you are in the area you need to stop by and get a woopie pie!

I have been so close to this store and didn't even know it was located on 1430 Rowe Rd,…read moreShippensburg, PA ~ (717) 532-2349..The store is amazing and the staff are so friendly & knowledgeable about their mostly local products. What they sell is a variety of bulk foods (for baking/canning, etc., & candy, and oh yeah MILKSHAKES!! Their deli products (meat & cheese) are great selections! Prices are very reasonable. If you can't find what you need here; you don't need it! Absolutely a gem hidden in the countryside near Shippensburg, PA! Try it out!

This place is amazing and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They sell a variety of bulk…read morefoods (dry beans, lentils, spices, baking products, candy, etc). They also have a wide variety of flours, sweeteners & sugars. Some are organic, some are name brand and some items they package from bulk. They also have a deli. I don't eat meat or cheese so I really didn't check it out. They did have a sign advertising pulled pork ( free samples). For the wfpb/vegan They sell everything from mung beans to nutritional yeast, different flours, agave, maple syrup. They have so many options it's hard to remember everything. Prices are good.

The store is relatively clean and has good produce. Customer service is friendly and quick. They…read morerecently remodeled so the store seems a bit more crowded than normal while everyone figures out the flow. Overall, it's a great Aldi

I've shopped Aldi before and I like it. They do a lot to reduce their costs, including a 25 cent…read moredeposit for shopping carts and they don't supply grocery bags and they also don't bag your groceries for you. All of this and more means that they don't need nearly as many employees. Fewer employees, lower costs. Easy! I stopped in today looking for something "ready-to-eat" and didn't really find much. But that's really not Aldi's forte. They had a bunch of grocery, deli, dairy, produce and a huge frozen section. Their prices are excellent, competitive even with Walmart. The brands are usually ones that you've never heard of, but they're still very good quality. They also have an interesting half-aisle of odd merchandise. These are almost "flea market" sort of things. Tools. Ponchos. Work out and exercise equipment. It tends to be a little random and you never know what you're going to find. Always worth checking out. So I didn't end up buying anything today but I can assure you that if you're looking to do a full weekly shop, you'll find it all here at Aldi.

I had never even HEARD of Maplewood Farm Market until the internet recommended it as a side quest…read moreduring one of my adventures. I was headed toward Chambersburg and looking for somewhere directly along my route where I could pick up some homemade baked goods. Maplewood was the highest-rated recommendation, so around 5pm on a Thursday evening, I decided to investigate. When I pulled in, there were only a few cars in the parking lot, which surprised me considering the size of the farm market, greenhouses and everything else spread around the property. I snagged a spot right out front, walked through the doors and immediately realized I had SEVERELY underestimated this place. IT WAS HUGE! And not just "big farm market" huge. This was a full-blown food wonderland. There was a deli loaded with meats, cheeses and prepared foods, a made-to-order grill with sandwiches, soups and fried foods, an enormous bakery section, a mini grocery store with shelf-stable goods and baking supplies and a huge produce area with bins overflowing with beautiful fresh fruits and vegetables. I definitely had not budgeted enough time for this side quest! Unfortunately, I was on a timeline and had arrived with a very specific mission: find some kind of homemade peanut butter baked good to take along on my adventure. Which brings me to my one and only complaint about Maplewood Farm Market. THERE WERE TOO MANY PEANUT BUTTER OPTIONS! Listen. Peanut butter represents approximately 63.8% of my personality. You cannot put me in front of an entire bakery case filled with peanut butter things and expect me to make responsible decisions. I wandered around the bakery section for nearly 20 MINUTES trying to choose one thing. Every time I thought I'd made my decision, I'd find something else involving peanut butter and have to start the entire internal debate over again. Eventually, I accepted defeat. I bought three. My haul included a chocolate whoopie pie with peanut butter filling, a chocolate chip cookie sandwich with peanut butter filling and a refrigerated peanut butter Oreo pie that was honestly shockingly beautiful. I carried my little peanut butter rampage to the register fully prepared to accept the financial consequences of my behavior. The cashier rang everything up. "$6.37." Excuse me? I actually did a double take. THREE enormous homemade-looking bakery treats for $6.37?! In THIS economy?! I almost felt like I should quietly take my bag and leave before somebody realized there had been a terrible mistake. To say Maplewood's prices are reasonable would be a severe understatement. I couldn't believe how much I walked out with for barely more than six bucks, especially considering the size and quality of everything I'd picked. And yes, the baked goods absolutely lived up to their appearances! The chocolate and peanut butter combinations delivered exactly what Future Me had hoped for when she made the executive decision to buy all three instead of choosing like a functioning adult. My biggest regret from this visit is simply that I didn't have enough time. I came looking for a baked-good pit stop and accidentally discovered a place where I could easily spend an hour wandering through the bakery, deli, produce, grocery and prepared-food sections before grabbing lunch or dinner from the grill. What started as an internet-recommended stop for something sweet turned into one of those fantastic little adventure discoveries that immediately earns a spot on my "How did I not know this existed?!" list. I'll absolutely be back! Next time, I'm budgeting more time. Probably also more than $6.37!

Very good experience, food was good and staff treated us well…read more The restaurant is clean, comfy and welcoming.

My boyfriend and I needed somewhere along 30 to have a quick late night dinner and Pat & Carla's…read morefit the bill. We made it in about an hour before close and the dining room was basically empty. The staff were friendly, though, and seated us and brought waters and menus quickly. Our server took a minute to come over, but when she finally did, she took our orders and had the food out quickly. I saw several people picking up to go orders of pizza while we waited. My bf had the big boy sub and I ordered the chicken parm sub. We split buffalo boneless wings an an app. Nothing was fancy, but the portion sizes were large for the price. I definitely thought we got our monies worth. I couldn't finish my sandwich and my bf barely did. The restaurant itself is nothing to rave about. It was clean and bright, but a little outdated. I did appreciate the Christmas tree and other holiday decor sprinkled throughout. Plus, they have a decent sized pavedparking lot located right out front.

We took it to go but wow the food was amazing, the only thing I didn't care for was the side salad…read morebut other than that everything tasted great!! The service was great everyone was welcoming and go our orders correct. This was my first time trying it and I will def be back again!!

Our favorite local Italian restaurant. Good authentic Italian food cooked by a first generation…read moreSicilian. Great pizza, pasta and service. A definite "go-to" place!

Food, service, Ambiance was great. Restaurant was clean and staff was friendly! Budget friendly…read moretoo!!

I have been here a few times. I love the nostalgia of all the candy I remember from childhood. All…read morethe elephants! It is a fun place to visit. This place makes everyone feel welcome. The garden outside is great in all seasons.

After five years, my wife and I finally paid a visit to this unque museum/candy store…read more This museum has over three thousand toy elephants of different sizes from other parts of the world on display. It is my understanding they have been in business for almost four decades The elephants are on display in glass display cases in the back of the store. There is full sized animated elephant outside in front of the store. It provides a great photo opportunity for the little ones The store is chock full of candy, ranging from hard candy to chocolate covered raisins, peanuts and just about everything in between. The candy and chocolates are sold prepackaged and loose for added convenience, as well as offering candy dispensers. They offer nostalgic candies as well, such as candy sticks and candy buttons on paper strips. At the front counter, they also offer store made fudge and chocolates. The store is packed tight with all kinds of candies and novelties. The parking lot is small and can easily get full during busy times such as weekends and warmer weather. There are restrooms in the rear of the store. I definitely recommend this store especially for young families and those young at heart.

Grabbed a simple turkey sub and it wasn't bad, but it definitely could be better. First off I think…read morethe bread was way too big and thick which led a lot of the bites to be 75% bread and then like 25% the meet and toppings. Aside from the food, the service was great and the place itself was very clean and presentable. In my opinion, maybe not the best sub place in Chambersburg, but could be in the future with a couple tweaks.

Food is always fresh sandwiches are delicious and staff listens well to instructions and are very…read morepolite.