Wegmans

Bloody diarrhea from the salad bar! The stuff sits out all day long with everyone walking by coughing and sneezing. Sure it «looks» good. Absolutely disgusting! Shop here for the highest prices and the warmest beer around. This area needs some serious competition! What a joke! And they cut all the nice trees down in the parking lot. Who runs this store? They should be ashamed of themselves. Walmart is almost better. Sad, very sad.

How can someone ever say anything bad about Wegmans? This place is beautiful.
Fresh fruit, meat, produce, organic food and more.
They also have craft beer. Yum.
Check out there deli display and try to miss the rush!
Can’t wait to see what they do with the old Walmart building they bought.

I didn’t have an extensive time here since we are visiting from out of state, but the store seemed clean and well taken care of. I appreciated the large floral section and the quick and friendly way the cashier took care of us. This is a pretty nice store from what I could see.

Large white open oils in the great selection overall especially produce and organic selections. Sometimes the drive is A turn-​off from Scranton. Very helpful staff. Café is super convenient. Never shop hungary!

Always a great place to go with just about everything you need if you can afford it .lol i go mostly for the the seafood and
noch quality but i refuse to pay $ 15 for a half a cut up watermelon.

This is a good spot to shop for sure.
Watch out for all the robot hipsters running for the kale and gluten FREE* anything.
The produce section is very stressful and noisy.
The buffet is complete rip off for cafeteria food.
Watch out for the bearded hipsters in the beer section looking for the most gluten FILLED* beer.

Charmaine in Natures Market is the best! She goes above and beyond with my special orders. She remembered my name after one order. I mentioned I was going to see my sick grandmother and she asked about her the following week. Charmaine is one of a kind! Wegman’s is my favorite store and the more I think about it, it’s largely because of her!
Thank you, Charmaine!
Emily

Great employees. Very clean store. Wonderful products! Their prepared meals section has a great variety. Large beer selection. Wegman’s brand products are delicious and very responsibly priced.

For those of you who think Wegman’s is more expensive, check again. Family pack meats are way less expensive than other stores. Their own brand is excellent quality, and priced well. Specialty items are expensive; ie: specialty sauces, prepared food etc. worth it, but will increase your bill. My only complaint? Having moved here from DC, where they have new stores, this one needs a facelift. Badly.

Loved this store. Not as big as the Collegeville location, but still had everything we needed.

It is always a mad house in there Shoppers have no cart manners and isles are narrow and crowded. I find the prices high Would much rather a Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s or even Costco

Wegman’s is fantastic. The service is stellar and the groceries are the best of the best. There are so many options and products you wouldn’t be able to find at your standard grocery store that are guaranteed to be here. There is an organic option for almost everything, the bakery is very impressive, and the beer selection is extensive. They have a nice selection of different ethnic foods as well. My only complaint is that it can get crowded at times, but it’s not Wegman’s fault that every housewife in the Scranton area decides to do their shopping at exactly 11:30 am every day.

I love this place! The staff is wonderful and they always have what I need. Trisha from Customer Service is wonderful! She is so friendly, patient and tended to me when I bought the wrong items. Will be a very long term customer!

This is the greatest supermarket I’ve ever been to.
I didn’t walk around the whole store, but I didn’t have to either. While the organic/​natural section in most supermarkets is restricted to an aisle or is interspersed with better-​known, more commercially recognizable brands, Wegman’s dedicates an entire section. And it’s not just food. They have an incredible selection of toiletries and cleaning products, too.
I’d be remiss not to mention (what for me is) their crowning jewel. Their beer selection floored me. I saw beers I’ve never even heard of, in addition to all of my obscure and not-​so-​obscure favorites.
There is also a to-​go hot food station that looked pretty good, but I didn’t really sample it this time. Instead I opted for some pizza, which wasn’t the worst.
I can’t overstate how much of a godsend this place is for me and my family. We’ve always wished there was a place to get the type of food we prefer when visiting family in the area. Having stumbled upon Wegman’s has changed the circumstances of our visits for the better. No longer will we have to stuff groceries into our car for the two and a half hour ride.
If you like Whole Foods, you’ll love Wegman’s. Comparable selection, but cheaper.

Can’t go wrong with Wegmans! As everyone else has stated below, Wegmans is in a class of their own.

Great store… The produce is top notch, though sometimes out of stock on basics. They have a ton of organics in that section, and they buy from local producers in the summer when they’re in season. (Probably a dick in the a** to the same farmers that are at the farmer’s market 3x/​week selling at full margin, but still a nice convenience when you can’t make two stops.)
Beer selection is excellent, heavy on regional micros, macro micros and standard Belgians like Chimay. They have a ton of choice here. It you’re not happy with the selection, you stink.
Sushi is not up to par with a sit-​down place, and it’s pricy, but I know of no other place that has grab-​n-​go that matches their quality. I grab a roll here for lunch all the time, and one is waiting in the fridge when I’m done here.
They have a huge selection of cheeses that’s probably better than the Whole Foods that we visit in NYC. The butcher shop is excellent, and they have an assortment of organic meat and poultry for those of us that like that kind of stuff.
In the same area, they have an entire gluten-​free section for those who need it. (Hell, if you’re a college kid that thinks it’s cool, they have gluten free baguettes shrink wrapped in plastic. Have at it, hippie.)
Pastry area is really nice, with all kinds of breads, cakes, bagels, danish and tarts. They really do a nice job here. We had a house-​made wheat (or multi-​grain) from here earlier this week and it was outstanding. Their bagels are really good.
There’s a Mediterranean bar with cured olives, peppers, etc. It’s all been very good.
Their house brands are dependable across the board and we go for them with no reservation. Their branded greek yogurt and dried pastas are particularly excellent.
We do most of our shopping here.

What a difference a couple of days make. I went back today and got a cart full of groceries to help the PA family stock up for the weekend. A different checker and a totally different attitude.
She tried to scan and iPhone app and then she entered the number. Neither worked because they have changed their numbering system in the 10 years since I moved from the Northeast. But, she was so polite and pleasant, it was exactly what I expected from a Wegmans employee until my earlier experience.
If the manager reads this, I give kudos to Operator # 170 396. She’s a gem!

No argument about it, if you are looking for quality food, wegman’s is the place to go in the northeast corner of the state. If you are looking for competitively priced food, this is not the place to go.
I’ve noticed most of their food are costlier than any other grocery stores in the area. May be that’s why it has lost some of its frizzle.
Not too long ago, the store used to be very busy with long lines at all the registers. Not so anymore.
I’d concur with the other reviewers regarding their cleanliness and food reviews.

I had to travel to Scranton on business recently. Somehow I had known there was a Wegmans in Scranton. So what did I do? Upon leaving Syracuse, I programmed my GPS to go to my hotel… via the Scranton Wegmans of course.
This is actually an impressive Wegmans. Fairly large. The one thing I saw that I am jealous of, being from NY, is that this Wegmans actually has an entire wine section. Looked fairly sophisticated to. Almost like a giant wine vending machine. Pretty cool looking.
I survived off the Wegmans prepared meals for the few days I was in Scranton. This proves to me that no matter where you go, Wegmans is consistently quality. If you live in Scranton, you should be shopping here.

I don’t know what I’d do without Wegmans. No other establishment compares or comes close to matching their level of selection and service. I hesitate to even use the term «grocery store» because it is so much more than that.
Details ABOUND in this store:
— large golf umbrellas on a rack in the foyer if you’ve forgotten yours
— a babysitting area for when your kids are getting on your nerves
— a full service coffee bar located directly next to the entrance
— large reading area with magazines & books
— friendly & efficient pharmacy
— possibly the largest beer selection in the area
— olive and Mediterranean bar
— comprehensive cheese shop
— organic department with bulk products
— sometimes has very unique and rare produce, i.e. dragon fruit
— an entire bulk candy department
— «club pack» bulk-​size products (meats, paper towels, produce, etc.)
— new full-​size floral department
— international foods rivaled only by independent specialty grocers
— best bakery in the area — seriously
— PATISSERIE
— the ability to buy meals in various stages: from scratch, ready to cook, pre-​cooked or ready to eat
Each department is loaded with everything from basics to exotics as well as a staff of friendly and knowledgeable employees. No other store comes close.
Their mantra is «consistent low prices.» You might be able to find something on sale elsewhere for less, but under normal circumstances, the prices are generally higher elsewhere — sometimes by a lot — and generally on par with Mal-​Fart and Target.
Wegmans is a privately owned company and I believe that gives them the needed level of control that has allowed them to be what they are — the best general-​purpose grocery store I’ve ever visited.