Sarnelli's Market

I've never seen a beer distributor ... a fun stop on my PA vacation. Also, boozy icees to go?!?! Yes!

This is another local gem of a market in the Laurel Highlands of PA. I was staying about 8 miles from this location looking for a few things to stock the fridge back at the cottage rental for the week. They have a nice selection of different cheeses, fresh eggs, milk and lots of snacks, sodas and a deli counter as well! The employees were very friendly, and the cashier even wished me a Happy Father's Day on my way out! Downstairs, you can visit the liquor store, and the beer store to stock up on adult beverages. The guy working the beer cooler down there was super friendly, and they have a firefighter's boot by the register to collect money to help out the local firehouse and all the guys serving the community. He, too, also wished me a Happy Father's Day and thanked me for my business. Nothing like patronizing a local, small business in a very tight knit community. This place does everything right, and the entire layout of the premises is really cool. It also looks like they've got enough private space downstairs to host some events and cookouts, and I'd like to be around there some time for that. The entire location is super clean and welcoming.

Quick in and out. Forget something last minute? Need a snack? Guests on the way? Always there for any reason with great hours.

I love this little store. This place has just what you need when you need it and don't feel like driving all the way to Somerset or Mt Pleasant if you're staying at Hidden Valley. They also have a beer and wine store below which has a great selection of local wines. Check them out!

The man working the beer cave is so friendly and helpful and hilarious that it doesn't matter if you have to wait a little; your service when you get will be absolutely top notch. They have alcoslushies! Yummmm *hic* And the food selection, while small is Comprehensive and probably has whatever small item you forgot for a reasonable price. We love you!

Prepared food ;looks and smells wonderful. I will be purchasing the bread. Always busy .Wasn't keen on the antipasto salad. The meats/cheese/veg was good but tastes like it's dressed with Kraft Golden Italian Dressing (yuk) Will stop for their baked stuffed breads. Looked great

From out of town after just taking a trip down the yough river. Heading back to Pittsburgh I stopped in really quickly to grab a tin of snus since mine got wet along with the rest of the clothing I had on me. So I did walk In the door (where I politely held the door open for an elderly local woman) without a shirt on, because mine was literally soaked. The cashier allowed me to sit there and wait almost to the point where I was next in line before somewhat brashly, telling me I couldn't come any further into the store without a shirt on while I stood at the counter where the chew was?.... I went out grabbed my shirt and cane back in, and then I'm told they don't have grizzley wintergreen, which has to be the most common chewing tobacco. So I just walked out and told her to forget about it. I guess I understand the no shirt policy but at the same rate I don't know what precedent she was setting by sending me out to grab a drenched shirt and making me come back in for something she wasn't even able to provide me with.

Sarnelli's Pulled Pork BBQ. Can be found in the freezer section in the back of the store in quart size containers. Can't compare to the quality of G&D Market's pulled pork bbq which is just down the road approximately four miles.PROS: Handy to just heat up or eat cold. Price I paid was $9.99 which was $3.13 less than the competition down the road (G&D Market) for the same size. Not sure if that was a sale price or regular price. Taste wasn't bad, sweet.CONS: Too much fat through the entire portion. Maybe that's why it was less expensive.

Sarnellis is the lifeblood of our community, it services everyone from the locals here to the tourist that stop there every weekend on their way up the mountain. Lisa is an amazing owner/manager in the whole family cares about this place so much! The place is so busy that it keeps everything very fresh, they've made us feel so welcome since we've moved here. Sarnellis is definitely a mountain tradition!

We stopped to grab a quick lunch bite. I asked the woman behind the deli counter if they had any premade sandwiches and she pointed to a Turkey and Italian sub. When I asked her if she would cut the Italian into two pieces, she literally threw it back at me when she was done. Hands down the rudest business employee I have dealt with in years. On top of that, the food is overpriced and the quality is mediocre at best. Avoid, avoid, avoid this place.