Weis Markets — Local services in Bloomsburg

I visited Weis Grocery Stores during a stay in this area visiting family. This is a local grocery store chain but it felt very familiar to me even though I am not from the area. I found it easy to shop as they have a lot of the same items and a similar store layout to grocery store chains in my area. I was also able to find a lot of local items not available to me at home. It was fun to explore local food providers such as local breweries and small farms. The staff was very helpful in finding particular items and recommending substitutes for items they did not carry. This grocery store is a convenient one-stop as they have lots of different items both grocery and non-food. They store offers their own brand of many items at lower pricing. They also have a bakery which included custom ordering. The store was very clean and well-organized. I was able to find the items I was looking for and all were well within expiration date. The produce was fresh and plentiful. The store was visually appealing and there was plenty of room to move both myself and cart...

Very large parking lot. Store had an adequate selection to meet anyone's WANTS or needs. Prices were consistent with competitors within A10 to 15 mile radius. Employees were kind and courteous as well as eager to offer any assistance that may have been required. With most grocery stores adding alcohol as a product they now offer, at least in the state of Pennsylvania that is, I have noticed a trend of devoting a very very large portion of the store to just that. I'm happy to say that this store is able to offer you a great alcohol selection without compromising the variety of food products they offer. I am one happy customer! The only thing that I would change, is how you pull in and out of the parking lot. But this is something they have very little control over since it is located off of route 11 which has quite a large amount of...

Was pleasantly surprised with prices and specials in many departments today, considering the current state of society. Produce was up slightly, with specials on fresh ears of corn @ 2/$1, and 2# of strawberries @ $5, to name a few. Lots of baked goods, such as bread, bagels, cookies and pies were at our near prices prior to this sudden, dare I say it, inflation. Searching for meat and seafood specials proved advantageous, finding Manager's specials on Tuna Streaks, Country Sausage Links, and even wild Crab Claw meat @ $15.99/ lb (Jumbo Lump is now $50/lb). The highlight of the trip, however, was the sign we saw offering reusable shopping bags. You had to read the small...