Ahart's Market - Bath, PA — Local services in Bath

Small outdated store, it definitely shows its age. Only positive point is it’s not crowded and you can get in and out. Funny how they lock their garbage with a padlock, I’m assuming so people don’t throw garbage in it because who wants their garbage. Very entertaining to watch maintenance come out every hour with one bag of garbage, unlock the dumpster and deliberately make sure it’s relocked before heading back inside only to repeat the process an hour later. Very bizarre. Secondly I’m not sure what else he does besides his hourly garbage run considering the aisle floors which desperately need a sweeping and waxing and be warned if you need to use the restroom. Gas station bathrooms are starting to look immaculate in comparison and I’m not talking about the chain ones that are inside. They serve the purpose but I think I’d rather go outside someplace which at night plenty of people stop and run behind the dumpster to relieve themselves and quickly leave without even a thought to making a purchase. Strange...

An older store with a small-town feel. Prices are high on most things, but they have frequent sales which help offset the markup. They obviously can't compete with large corporate stores, so this is to be expected.

I like to support smaller, locally owned businesses whenever possible. I can't afford to do all my regular shopping there though. Also, they don't have all the things I need. But I do go there whenever I just need to get a few things or something specific that's on sale.

My #1 complaint is the poor bagging skills of many of the cashiers. Some are fine, but there's a lot of them that just toss stuff randomly in the bags, make them too heavy, etc. This is an issue at a lot of stores, but it's a bigger deal at Ahart's because you don't have the option of self checkout. I really wish they would spend some time training their employees on how to bag groceries...

ppl are weird... unfriendly and quick to judge. typical. oh and don't park your semi truck there even after you've shopped in the store and they've closed at 9pm... they'll call the cops to ask you to leave the property even though these semi trucks are what delivers everything we have... on top of that the staff themselves could have knocked and asked me to leave instead of being cowardly and wasting a police officers valuable time. I might add also, the police officer thought it was comical they called to ask me to leave... but unfortunately he had to do his job. we had a laugh tho... you can go right around the corner and park by the railroad tracks no big deal.. just don't go to this place. they don't...