Considerate staff, the produce is fresh and I found cod livers in a can, so interesting!…read more Whole Foods is owned by Amazon now, so it's not what it used to be. These successful chains sell out to bigger ones, and they are simply not the boutique stores they used to be.

Whole Foods Market has more than 500 retail and non-retail locations in the US, Canada and UK --…read moreand even more stores in development. This Whole Foods Market location is in Huntington Shopping Center and there are plenty of parking spots. I came to return an Amazon item for free, without needing a box or label. I selected Whole Foods Dropoff when I started the return process online on Amazon. When I arrived at Whole Foods Market, the Amazon Customer Service desk for Pickup and Returns is to the right. I showed the staff member my QR code and they processed the item. The same day, I got my refund. This was a convenient and seamless process. Since I was already at Whole Foods Market, I had to walk around. The layout is very spacious. All the shelves were well stocked and staff were available.

I had a taste for some soft ice cream and decided to stop here. Why did there ice cream making…read moremachines have to be out of order. So I settled for the hard ice cream banana split that turned out to be very delicious and the young lady that was waiting on me was friendly and helpful.

Favorite place to grab a scoop with the kiddos, always fresh and a great assortment. I love the…read moresoft serve from here, with a verity of flavors outside the normal 2 staples.

Came in here because my macchiato which I did not get here (at a different location!) tasted like…read morenothing but milk I was greeted right away I asked for a shot of expresó I got it with a smile & she didn't mind that I didn't get the drink from them .. they were happy to help I previously wouldn't consider this location because they don't have a drive up & parking is always tight but due to their great costumer service I will definitely consider it next time around Thank you for fixing not just my coffee but my morning!!! I need my Starbucks in order to wake up !!!

I had to redeem my stars (IYKYK) by today so I stopped by this Starbucks location for my usual…read moredrink. I ordered with Caitlin (idk how she spells it) and luckily for me, she was the barista that made it. One of my pet peeves is the ridiculous amount of ice baristas put into the drinks. Well, that was not the case today ... I asked for light ice and I got light ice. Thank you Caitlin!! Hey, it's the simple things in life that make me happy. Can't wait to return!

Who knew a Dollar General would be a new local fan favorite place to pop into for just about…read moreanything you might want/need at a good value. I want to compliment the current manager and her staff for really cleaning up and organizing this location. Talk about a 360 from a year ago when first walking in to now. The aisles are no longer cluttered and you can actually walk through without feeling like you are going to knock into something or somebody. It even smells fresher! Note that this location shouldn't be confused or even compared to a dollar store/Dollar Tree as it has real products at good, typically lower prices. Would recommend a pop in to anyone looking for a good deal. My fan favorites are their toiletries/paper and kitchen bags and alumimin/plastic wraps and disposable party dishes/cutlery!

i went here to get some snacks and drinks i got a strawberries and cream Dr Pepper, some funyuns…read moreand a laffy taffy. After i checked out i was walking to the door and there was a basket directly infront of the checkout on the floor. almost tripped on it cashier didnt care. In my opinion thats dangerous. i got in the car and i started to drink my dr pepper and i realized there was no carbonation at all. i checked the expiration date it had been expired since may 26, 2025. I just wouldn't recommend going here overall.

Time to update this review…read more After my continued frustration with the curbside pickup four years ago, I only came here to get fuel. Almost two years ago, I noticed they designed dedicated parking spaces for curbside pickup. No more guessing where to park. I took a chance and ordered online. I am happy I did! Since then, there have been no issues with the curbside service. The App is fully functional and checking in has been a breeze. I now have returned to this location for shopping and fuel. Great work BJ's!

My experience has been fraudulent. On August 6th 2026 at…read more6:09 PM ET my EBT account was charged by BJ's Wholesale for $1368.76 This amount was rejected because I only received $298.00 monthly for my Food Stamps. Less than a minute later on August 6th 2026 at 6:09 PM ET the full amount of $298.00 was paid to Bj's Wholesale Club, the same amount I'm supposed to receive monthly for my food stamps paid by NY State, but instead my payment was electronically diverted to Bjs Wholesale. I'm disabled and this is the second time my FoodStamp payment has been hacked. This is a continuation of the Food Stamp hack perpetrated last month that was actually split into 5 different payments to 5 different LLC's I want my Food Stamp money paid back, but seeing thats unlikely, who knows what I've got planned?

Has to take advantage of the weekly deals! Store was cleaned and everything i needed was in stock.read more

As new customers who recently moved to the area, we shopped at ShopRite in Bethpage twice, and…read moreunfortunately, both visits left us disappointed with the checkout experience. During our first visit on a Monday afternoon, the store was fairly busy. When we reached the checkout, the cashier offered no greeting, no communication, and rushed our order through the register. What surprised us most was that there was no assistance with bagging our groceries. Having worked in the supermarket industry myself, I found the lack of customer service and basic courtesy disappointing. We left the store confused about whether customers are expected to bag all of their own groceries, as no one explained the process. Because of that first experience, we assumed this was store policy and were prepared to bag everything ourselves during our second visit. This time, the cashier was somewhat friendlier and at least greeted us, but the checkout process felt very rushed. We had 43 items and were actively bagging our groceries while my wife completed payment. Before we had finished organizing and bagging our purchase, another customer was directed to the checkout lane behind us and began moving our items aside to make room. The customer appeared frustrated, and the situation made us feel rushed and uncomfortable. Once again, there was no assistance from the cashier and no explanation of how customers are expected to manage bagging while the next order is already being processed. What made the experience even more frustrating was observing several employees elsewhere in the store appearing to have free time while customers at the front end were struggling to keep up with the checkout process. If the store's policy is for customers to bag their own groceries, that should be clearly communicated. If it is not the policy, then additional assistance at checkout would greatly improve the customer experience. We understand that retail is challenging and that stores must operate efficiently. However, customer service, communication, and courtesy still matter. Based on our first two visits, the checkout experience felt impersonal, rushed, and unnecessarily stressful. We hope management will review the front-end operation and consider ways to make the checkout process more welcoming and customer-friendly for both new and returning customers.