Stever's is the best but I wish they had peanut butter logs all year round!!!! It's so sad they are…read moreseasonal!!!

Recently found out from social media that they serve gelato here so I had to stop by. Shared a…read moredouble scoop of berry and pistachio, both of which were creamy and fluffy though the berry was my favorite. I really appreciated the choice of dark or milk chocolate as a topping as well.

I looked up Sunday, farmers markets, and this one and one near Buffalo were the only two in Western…read moreNew York! We had a very enjoyable time, walking through and looking at all the products for sale. Take a look at the pictures to see what a wide variety of items that are for sale as well as live band was playing! Would definitely return and recommend this to others.

It took me so long to make it to this market-- Sunday midday is just such a busy time-- but I'm so…read moreglad I did! For a smaller farmers market, they had a great range of vendors, from fresh produce and meat to plants to food trucks and local vendor favorites (Crust Pie Co, Brian's Kitchen, etc). This was a great time, and I highly recommend if you get the chance to go! They have something for everyone. The vibe is also a bit calmer than the Rochester Public Market, and there was live jazz music!

How do you hope to succeed in specialty food within a few thousand feet of. Whole Foods, Trader…read moreJoe's and a Wegmans? R's ambitious staff wins its customers one by one, learns what they like and gives them plenty of it, from prepared foods to shelves and freezers filled with good taste. They work with local specialty vendors like Amazing Grains. When I found them I realized their prices are reasonable given the quality and artful choices. Their prepared dinners are oven ready and come with directions easy to follow. great soups. i wish them well. Truly local and run with the chef's touch. The principals, I learned, are chefs.

This was a nice little grocery store. I wish I lived closer as their meat, beers,and hot sauce…read moreselections were great! Everyone that worked there were friendly and helpful.

I've been here before but never got around to writing a review, glad we stopped in recently!…read more I used to think, since it's a Co-Op, it was only for members. But that's changed (or maybe I just misunderstood!), and now anyone can shop here. Prices are a bit higher about $2-$5 more than other grocery stores depending on what you're getting, also know you're supporting a community focused, local business. It's not a huge place, but they've got a solid selection of essentials, and some nice specialty items too. There's even an outdoor area if you want to relax with a snack or a drink. Staff is pleasant, friendly and helpful. They have private parking lot! I'll definitely be back.

I am so excited, to have found this place. Today was my first visit. It's nice and clean, they have…read moregreat grocery selections, they also have pre-prepared foods, all my favorite staples. It's a bit of a drive for me, but worth it. The staff were so pleasant, kind, and patient. I have a disability, and Richard took his time to explain everything to me. You can just go in and shop, or you can join the co-op. I joined, there are a lot of benefits, including discounts, events, they want to hear from you, and suggestions. It's in the South Wedge. A great neighborhood, and it's decorated outside and has some amazing murals so you can't miss it. I wish I had thought to take pictures. Will do it next time. Bring your own bags. Parking was easy. The aisles are nice and wide. They have small baskets that roll, making it really easy for someone with disabilities to shop. Their meat section is all frozen, which is fine. I bought frozen wild salmon. They have a big sausage section, with some delicious sounding ingredients. I will have to get some next time.

So glad to offer a strong thumbs up to this local Spice company. I am a cooking snob, so I take…read moreflavors very seriously, and Stuart's won me over. In today's world, spices are no longer as hard to find as they once were, from online to local ethnic grocery and beyond, there is so much to try. I really enjoy going into Stuart's and seeing new things that I should try. Getting recommendations from the staff and even, with some flavors, have a chance to smell/taste different offerings. I highly recommend stopping in and giving them a pride. It is a wonderfully calm and clean place with amazing staff and products.

I have received multiple generous gifts from my western New York-based friends over the last…read moreseveral years. Last week I received an amazing assortment of different spice combinations from Stuart's Spices. They also sent a sample of a rub with the 3 awesome baskets: habanero honey...it's delicious!! I might actually use it as a rub...if there's any left....since I've been sprinkling it in my salads. Mmmmm hmmmm!! Give me some of that hot, salty and sweet goodness to kick things up!! Can't wait to try the middle eastern varieties in my new Tagine that I'm curing right now. If I ever head to the area, I'll definitely visit the store in person. This is a GREAT place to get gifts for anyone on your list that cooks, likes to experiment with flavors/spices...or is just looking to start.

This store is like a dream for those of us looking to buy less plastic. Marilla's started with a…read morelocation in Geneva and has recently expanded to the South Wedge. I met Marilla herself, who gave me a tour of the small shop and explained how everything worked. This store carries several types of products. Bulk spices, coffee, tea, and candy; reusable/ecofriendly household products like soap bags and kitchen scrubbers; and big refill tubs of liquid items like face wash, hand soap, shampoo, and the like. They have jars you can purchase, or bring your own jar/container. Either way, the container is weighed and then you are charged for the weight of the product. There are fancier jars to buy for a few dollars, or use one of the recycled jars on the free shelf (they are cleaned and sanitized before being set out). Marilla also accepts clean, clear jars (no label) if you have them to donate. I look forward to refilling some household products here instead of buying one more plastic hand soap bottle or spice jar. Check this place out!

The manager here was so friendly and warm and a joy!! I got my new favorite liquid eye shadow here…read moreyesterday and was able to refill on tons of stuff for very reasonable prices. Highly recommend it!!

tops/401 West Ave./Rochester.-Cashiers are terrific but such a poorly run operation.More so 1st day…read moreof sale.No coordination between price tags and what is in register.Besides old sale tickets from prior week left laying around everywhere creating even more confusion.And worst part is no one to talk to.Store opens at 6 but no customer service unti 8.Ridiculous.So how much more would it cost to bring in one extra person in 2 hours earlier?It is when the store opens.

As someone who loves grocery stores, I was excited to shop at my first Tops. I am a Boomer of 70…read morevisiting Rochester for the first time. I have to say I was not impressed with this store. It was quite clean and well lit. Prices were a bit eye-widening. It is difficult to get a feel for this store as I was not able to get a sense of the layout. After exploring the entire store, I left with two donuts and a drink. Truly, the skimpiest buy I've ever made for a first time buying experience.

The nicest staff ever! The Dubai chocolate proteins balls are my absolute favorite. It's also in…read morethe perfect location for cortland students!

I stopped by PLN for the first time yesterday and am really impressed by this biz! I had heard…read moretheir shakes were yummy, so that was my mine objective in visiting. Get my smoothie, check out the grab and go cooler, and learn more about what this great spot has to offer. The bulk of their biz is meal prep and nutrition planning - and they seem to have a strong clientele of Rochesterians. They are conveniently located in the Lac De Ville plaza and I was in and out within five minutes. Everyone was SO kind and helpful, and my shake was really delicious. I am a protein powder SKEPTIC. I think it makes everything taste like diet chalk. I am pleased to report my banana shake did NOT taste like chalk, and I downed the whole thing throughout the course of an afternoon. I am grateful for anything that includes calorie counts these days. As I am aiming to be a bit more mindful about how much I am consuming in a given day (and of what!) this is really helpful. Given that we're home so much, I haven't had an issue making time for meal planning and grocery shopping. When we get back to "normal" and time is taken up by events and other happenings, I would ABSOLUTELY consider doing a meal program through PLN. I look forward to the next time I can stop by, and would recommend for anyone in the area looking for a lighter lunch option.