Always shop here best grocery store in town. We've been shipping Buehlers for 39 years.
Wow, place has gone downhill. Prices up, quality down. Probably last time there. The closer location on 303 closed & this one mired in construction. Will stick with Giant Eagle. We were surprised at our final bill at the store. Ouch! The sour greybeards shopping that day were not pleasant either. Typical retirees feeling entitled to the world's oysters. We will be passing on this store. Tood bad.
The staff are very friendly and helpful. The store is well organized and clean. The aisle ways are usually easy to maneuver, as there are not a lot of displays blocking the way. The produce is always top notch, the meat selection very good, and the deli/bakery very friendly.
Buehlers excels at feeling like a neighborhood store. The employees are friendly, it's clean, the selection is decent, it's cozy, and even their prepared food is great. Unfortunately, the prices aren't so hot. I feel like, if you were an employee, you couldn't afford to buy your groceries there, and if you do, you're closer to the poverty threshold for it.
The problem is that their sales items are often at the upper level of what you'd be willing to pay anywhere else, and if the items you want aren't on sale, you could be paying up to double the value, (like $9.99 seedless watermelons in late August).
The cost of shopping there shows. Go on a weekday before it's dark outside and you'll mostly see few people other than loyal elderly locals that have shopped there for generations. After dark, you could potentially shop for am hour and not see another customer. The younger generations are at Walmart, Target, Aldi, and Giant Eagle (which is also notoriously more expensive by comparison to other stores, but still a cheaper place to shop).
It's a shame, really. One day, the client base is going to dry up and I don't think they'll survive. The owners are already seeing their way out and I don't think there's much of a future here. The employees are paid better than most and treated more fairly, and as a result they're wonderful people. It's just sad that to have such a novel thing in a store these days means being the most expensive and slowly stepping into the grave.
Clean, Helpful staff, lots of unique items. But small and expensive. (Avocados for $2.50 each?!) Great deli department.
Great store that has a lot of services and products available. Groceries can be a little higher prices than larger stores, but quality has always been good.
Family owned with high quality foods. The nicest grocery store in the area.
Have always loved Buehlers. A local staple with a great produce selection, good food options, and fair prices. This one is a touch small a makes for a liked selection in some areas, but they are always friendly and helpful you with a smile
Great grocery chain with an excellent selection. Good alternative to national chains as they sell local produce and have an excellent seasonal food section. Easy to get to and a nice parking area make this a smooth in and out stop. Prices can be in the higher side, but are often worth it for convenience and selection.
I ordered flowers for Mother's Day from the Buehler's florist and they did an AWESOME job! My mom was ecstatic. Thank you! I highly recommend them for your floral needs.
My favorite place for groceries. The only place in town that hires baggers and will help you load the car.
Unbelievable selection and customer service, I used the floral and all the florists were expecially helpful and attentive, wonderful help throughout.
Aside from their beer/wine selection, there's not to write home about. The Giant Eagle that's 100 yards away has a better selection when it comes to almost everything, and every other grocery store in the city has better prices. At least there's a PNC inside.
I get my Cakes And Pastry there. The girls are very good at their job. Although it seems like they have been carrying Less and able to do less I hope management doesn't mess it up