3 Stars: Cramped Inside But Really Good Buys (by Lisa S.)

Lisa S. — Wed, 05 Oct 2005 19:07:00 GMT

You would drive right by this place and not think twice about it, unless you knew what was inside. Great Buys on Meat $1.98 for pot roast for example. Great Bakery, very inexpensive and fresh and great prices. Yes, Giant Eagle is prettier and spaced out better, but YOU PAY FOR THAT! Just a few items I got this past week: Seasoning packets for Roasts, Meatloaf, Gravy, etc. No Limit on How Many - 25 cents each. Great Salad Dressings, store brand, $2.00 each. A whole aisle dedicated for $1.00 items. The dips for $1.00 are great. Spicy Bean, for example. And the Ranch was good. Did not like the cheese dip too much, but the French onion was okay. $1.00 Aisle contained Store Brand Shake and Bake, $1.00 AND Store Brand Cereals, $1.00. The staff is friendly and they seem really intent on letting the customer service and pricing speak for themselves. Nothing Fancy - Just Plain Old Good Prices and Good Items. Also, they employ the underprivileged, and I very much like to see them participating in the community like that. Some people I know swear by this store. One woman I know buys 5-6 dozen mini-chocolate chip cookies at a time. Very inexpensive too. I forget the exact price, so I do not want to quote it here, but I do remember when I heard it, thinking it was the cheapest I'd seen around ANYWHERE.

PROS: Good Prices on almost everything - Save A Good Amount.
CONS: Cramped, Narrow Aisles.

1 Stars: not so hot (by Beth C.)

Beth C. — Fri, 01 Jul 2005 03:38:00 GMT

The only reason to shop here is for its convenience. Crummy selection of fruits and vegetables. Often times no chicken breasts or ground turkey in the meat section. This place is hit or miss at best.

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3 Stars: Cramped Inside But Really Good Buys (by Lisa S.)

1 Stars: not so hot (by Beth C.)