While I'm very happy that a grocery store has come in to replace the ShopRite that left last year,…read moreit's too bad it had to be a Tops. I will only be using this supermarket when I can't deal with the extra 10 minutes in each direction to go to Kingston instead. To start with, many items are expensive. Follow that up with "sales" that require you to purchase multiple items in order to avoid heavily inflated prices. Buy one get one free sales are great, but if the one is extremely overpriced then those of us who live alone will never get a decent price on those items (I don't think I can eat 36 ounces of blueberries before they go bad, for example). Another big issue for me is that the rotisserie chickens are incredibly dry. I purchased one the day they opened, and it was so dry that I called and told customer service that I understand it's their first day and maybe they needed some time to work out all the imperfections, but the chicken was almost too dry to eat. They kindly offered me a gift card for my next visit. I went today and used that to purchase a rotisserie chicken. This one is also going to need a lot of sauce. The staff is very nice, everyone I interacted with was in fact "friendly". But I really miss ShopRite prices closer to home. And their chicken.

Was over charged last week for mandarins had coupon for $2:49 charged me $4:99 brought some deli…read moreham should have been $6:99 charged me $8:99

Pretty average local market that has some less common and common items on sale here. The store…read moreitself was pretty neat and organized, but will say it was pricey don't get me wrong on that one. Service was pretty friendly and helpful

The person working behind the deli counter who would cough is no longer there. I went in and got a…read moregreat sandwich today . Thank you Deli dept

I've lived in Ulster County for 13 years and have come to recognize Freskeeto as a first-class…read moreindependent food supply service. Family operated and completely quality conscious, Freskeeto ensures that the restaurants to whom they provide food (including produce) will serve the finest meals. Freskeeto also has a walk-in cash-and-carry service so that civilians can stock up on great products. I, for instance, get the large Hatfield breakfast link sausages which are not available in supermarkets. My hat goes off to the staff and service at Freskeeto and I look forward to patronizing restaurants who get their food from Freskeeto.

I was a driver for Freskitos frozen foods business in the ninties. I'm surprised they are permitted…read moreto even stay open. Once a week I was instructed to make a delivery to a diner in Fairoaks which was not to far from Middletown. I was told to drop off bags of potatoes which were about 40 to 50 percent rotten. The restaurant was charged a minimal amount for these rotten potatoes. I don't know if you have ever caught the smell of rotten potatoes but it is down right nasty and disgusting .Obviously not healthy! The restaurant would be charged a minimal amount for these rotten potatoes. Obviously lower then the original price. The restaurant would get one of the lowest paid workers to separate and skin the better ones and using them for unknowing customers. Not sure if this practice is still in effect but Freskitos should be ashamed they are selling produce like this to save 5 to 10 bucks. We are talking about potential food poisoning!

All sorts of things. Honey to tomatoes. Small jewelry selection. Hoodies. Lettuces. Squash's…read more Tinctures. Pastas. All from local places. Priced accordingly. They have been open about 3 years, owner was onsite. It's a tiny space with tons packed into it. Across from police station.

Beautiful delicious food and sundries owned by the loveliest people. Everything we've had has been…read moreamazing, but we're particularly fond of the chicken sandwich and the BLT. We dream of Damn Good Honey Farm during the week and count the days till it opens on Fridays!

Lucky for me, every Saturday I have off, I like to check out the farmer's markets, particularly at…read moreUnion Square, in Tribeca and Prospect Park. Well, the winner of the farmer's market in Prospect Park, with flying colors I must say, is LYNNHAVEN CHEESE FARM. Goat cheese Yummiliciousness! How do I describe how delicious, delicate and complex the tastes in each small container of soft cheese are?? Don't have words for it. All I tell you, is DO STOP BY and get the Lavender&honey goat cheese. It's a small piece for $6.50, ok, not cheap, but those Nubians goats must have a happy life to make such an incredibly tasty cheese! If you have guests over, spread that cheese on top of Ritz crackers or a ciabatta bread, layer it with peach slices in top and get ready your CPR kit, cause people will faint from pleasure! What would Gordon Ramsey think?? He'd say, Lynnhaven's goat cheese is exquisite! You will not regret it stopping at the market

I only tried their goat milk feta. At Union Sq. Market. OMG!!! Perfection.read more

Wow this NY Walmart is so much different than our CA ones. All employees seem happy to be at their…read morejobs and the store itself is clean and orderly. Just stopped in for a few items and we were happy to see a Walmart so orderly.

Very spacious! Had a lot of great produce, products and…read moresuper well stocked and spacious! Could spend hours in this store! Also great deals and savings!