Chris S.
1/14/2017
It's no Wegmans or Publix, but for such a small town, it's a great store. I don't think I've walked with something left over on my list still; I've always found what I was looking for. The...
Weis Markets
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6901 Westbranch Hwy
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Harry and Sigmund Weis founded Weis Markets in 1912, when they opened a small neighborhood store known as Weis Pure Foods on Market Street in Sunbury, Pa. They were among the first grocers to sell goods on a cash and carry basis during a time when most stores sold goods on credit. Weis Markets is a publicly traded company that operates more than 150 stores in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, New York and West Virginia. Its banners include Weis Markets, Mr. Z s, King s and Scot s Lo-Cost. The company employs approximately 18,000 associates and also operates a more than 1 million-square-foot distribution center. In addition, it operates dairy, meat processing and ice-cream plants. Weis Markets is one of the largest purchasers of Pennsylvania produce and dairy products. The company maintains locations in cities throughout the United States, including Lewisburg, Pa.
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2.56 reviews
Dawn R.
6/18/2022
It's not Wegmans but it is a great groceries store with many quick meal choices, plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and fully stocked groceries and health & beauty, and home care items.
Dave R.
5/2/2018
This might not be the place for this review. However, as a Lewisburg resident, I feel compelled to to write this due to the extreme amount of Weis truck traffic ignoring the route 15 detour and...
Abby S.
6/28/2019
The store is great but customer service and or manager rude. They can hardly help you or explain to you that wine needs to be bought at the beer cashier. That is fine and I quietly follow their...
Jen S.
5/20/2012
Consumers beware of Weis Market in Lewisburg... today I actually paid close attention to the items marked on sale as they were rung up. The ham steak advertised at 2 for $5 rung up at $9 each! And...
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