Weaver Markets

Pleaseeeee shut this place down! I realize the family controls the town/​region and it will never happen but it really needs to. Beef (if anything lean is available) is added to the pack then a quart of blood is added. Anything you you get at any other grocery store is not here. I get the local fresh idea, but if your store is built on that, why are the vegetables wilted and rotten? Try buying an avocado here, I dare you. I live 1 minute from it and will never go again. Enough already!

We ate here yesterday. Probably the 4^th or 5^th time, usually combined with shopping. Never had issues before! Yesterday however it seemed a lot of the staff had changed. At the cafeteria style food counter… I am talking home style usually good food attended by caring women… was a flock of cellphone generation. Mentioning this will hopefully spark conversation that managment needs to have on a regular basis with new staff. How do you treat a customer… especially when there is a customer having a complaint!
Rather for the servers behind the counter purposely ignoring a complaint or pretending they are not recognizing a customers needs to be attended to, they are talking on cell phones or talking to each other not performing customer service as they should be! Food services should not allow the staff to carry cell phones… it is not just bad business practice, it is also very disrespectful to the customer.
Usually I am very tolerant towards food servers or waitresses and waiters they have to take the heat for the food taken out of the kitchen. This time I have to say the behavior of the staff behind the counter was horrible… if not followed up on. the business will suffer. No doubt.

The grocery store is fine, but their cashiers have some of the worst customer service I have seen. I’ve been in numerous times and never had a cashier look me in the eye, smile and say «thank you». I feel like more of an inconvenience to them than anything. I leave telling myself I’m never going back.

The snack bar has the best prices around for breakfast. The scrapple is a nice size portion. The eggs are farm fresh. The dinner platters are delicious and also very affordable. I usually get a piece of pie from the bakery, after my meal. The deli counter, meat, bulk food, dairy, and produce departments are also worth taking time to go through and do your food shopping. The prices of groceries and canned goods are also priced right.

Weaver’s is one of my favorite grocery stores, admittedly because they have a large selection of prepared foods at reasonable prices. I typically stick up on soups, pot pies, pulled pork, and the like to keep in the freezer for times I don’t want to cook. Along with that, they have everything you would expect from a grocery store. They also have some gift items and a luncheonette that provides a decent meal at a great price. The wagon wheel food truck in front of weavers always has amazing bargains for lunch.

Weaver’s is a wonderful home town grocery store. We have found their meats department to be better than the large chain stores. I only buy my lunch meat from Weaver’s. They also have delicious home made soups and desserts. I grab their desserts whenever I am going to a party.
I love how the employees take extra care to pack my groceries. The bags are delicately packed and don’t rip as is walk to the car.

I am admittedly writing this review for tourists. Weavers is the local supermarket and you should definitely go if you are interested in food. There are a number of local products available. You won’t imagine you’re in Whole Foods or at the other extreme C Town .This is a real local place. They have a good partially beeswax based moisturizer, Kaufman’s cider, local corn grits and a great variety of scrapple.