“I love Navoo Market! The deli meats and cheeses are normally what I shop for- great value for your money! Always grab an Apple fritter when they are available. Bulk baking supplies especially at the holidays.”
“The stores are always clean and generally very well stocked, however they will not carry a vast selection of like items. You will find a good selection of most of the items generally used and usually at significantly lower prices you find in other grocery stores. Aldi supplies products that meet most of my needs and leaves more $$ in my pocket.”
“Always a pleasure to see my friends I've made going there for past 6yrs. Miss. Rachel and little sister, Mr. Dan, and mr. Perry your all very helpful and kind”
“Previous to this trip I had only visited Amish country in the Sugar Creek, Millersberg area and was used to the size of those stores. While Fig Tree is significantly smaller, it is packed with a great selection of things. Plenty of spices, which was my main concern, but the fresh peanut butter has been a HUGE hit in my house. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well.”
“Great prices on salvage groceries and general household goods. This is an Amish owned and operated business and it is almost always bursting at the seams with so many people shopping inside. Since it's a salvage grocery store you'll be wise to check the expiration dates on every item. Most canned goods are dented. Dented cans are perfectly fine. The thing to REALLY watch out for is cans that are BULGING, ESPECIALLY in top or bottom of cans. THAT could be a sign of botulism but I've never run into it here. The ONLY reason I give 4 stars is because it can be INCREDIBLY disorganized. It's not dirty or anything, just often VERY DIFFICULT to find what you're looking for, and the frozen section is almost non-existent because it's so small. And, because it's SO PACKED with people shopping most of the time it can be EXTREMELY DIFFICULT to get to what you want or to get down the aisles because of people taking up all the space with their shopping carts and by remaining in the SAME SPOT FOR SEEMINGLY HOURS ignoring others' attempts to get by. The have plenty of shopping carts and the cashiers are incredibly fast with not a SINGLE "BOOP" or "BEEP", it's ALL done on "old school" cash registers with those Amish gjrls' fingers just completely invisible they're moving so fast across the register!!”
“Typical, average Giant Eagle Get Go gas station. There is a small number of well-used pumps and a tiny store. Not usually too busy. I was in and out quickly to fill up my tank today. Had a small problem getting my Giant Eagle card to scan but it worked after a couple tries.”
“It’s been awhile since I was in this location. Last time we stopped in was months ago and it was horrible.We decided to stop in a couple days ago & WOW!! What a difference! Great job!”
“Amazing staff ( all but one). The woman with dark curly hair that helped me at customer service was SUPER helpful and very polite. The boy who works in the deli could not be more pleasant along with the dark curly haired girl. Both of them were friendly and got your deli meats with a smile. The guy who runs the fish department is possibly the nicest person. He goes out of his way to suggest items. I saw him to come out from behind the counter to help a little old lady get stuff from the area below the glass. He proceeded to talk to her about his recent move from Florida. He made that woman's shopping experience so nice. I heard her repeatedly thank him. He said ma'am I'm just glad I could help you. Everyone in this place is fantastic. The pudgy check out guy was in contrast to everyone else.. he definitely didn't want to be at work or somethig .. but I won't let him ruin what was a great first trip to this store as a newbie to the Middle field area.”
“Decent store. Good grocery prices. Good prices on some things, not everything. I don't like their meat or produce. Their milk is ok for the price. Not my favorite but I do buy it when I'm out and I happen to be there anyway. Not my favorite store but, I do buy things that are on sale or clearance.”
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Trader Joe's keeps adding stores, and shoppers keep showing up. The California grocer has marked nine more locations as "opening soon," pushing its expansion into new corners of the country. The grocer also took first place in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's 2026 supermarket rankings. It has held a spot near the top of that list for years.
Target is rolling out its most ambitious store overhaul in more than ten years, with plans to remodel over 130 locations and open 30 new stores across the country this year. The retailer is also putting money into supply chain technology upgrades to keep pace with how shoppers buy today.
