Anne Marie is an expert in her vegetables! I had bought beets and thought I'd rip off the greens…read moreto make it easier to walk home. She convinced me to keep them, told me how to cook them and that they were more nutrient dense than cook spinach. Her beefsteak tomatoes and carrots are as sweet as dessert. There is fresh sour dough bread and pies. On Saturday she invites other vendors to sell the wares.

Love Ann Marie's, an institution in the area for a long time. They have wonderful organic & local…read moreproduce, all good quality, at very reasonable prices. Wonderful eggs, which did not go up in price when all the rest of them did! I can never get to the farmers' market, but I'm glad I can always go to Ann Marie's!!

My wife and I come here to get our Asian groceries. I've…read morebeen coming here since I was in college and love how they have fresh dim sum twice a week. It goes out fast so make sure to get there early those days. They have a great selection of ingredients, groceries and snacks.

A nice crazy old school grocery store. Like in HK, " chaotic" yet everything is tidy. So packed but…read moresomewhat charming. I like those old school bakery items like bbq buns. But cream baobao is a huge miss. There are other small dim sum items. Zong Zi is in nice size and look fresh. Staff are very patient and nice. They would answer your questions as to what ingredients and tastes. Very rare!

This is a fantastic way to spend a weekend in October. They have just about everything for kids…read moreentertainment purposes. You name it, they got it. There are pony rides! Yes, real ponies. There are tractor rides with Elmo. There are giant blown up bouncy castles and structures. They even have a pumpkin patch, bumper cars for kids, and other games. I would definitely recommend! And if one desires, there is also a farm where you can get all sorts of awesome things (for adults and kids). Enjoy!

Every Thanksgiving my home is where everyone comes to gather. Both my sons and new daughter in law,…read moremy nieces from college, my brother in laws brother are coming to enjoy a delicious holiday meal. I have a yearly ritual, I go to the farm stands and buy locally grown vegetables. But the final step is to turn my home into a warm welcoming space, so I'll buy flowers from Pantaleons Farms. Look for the signs, it's located across from the post office on the main road. Once you arrive, grab a wagon and start exploring. On my front porch I like to have a burst of autumn with red and gold flowers. Pantaleons farms also sells bundles of hay to give that farmhouse look but, I grew up in Brooklyn. My grandparents never did anything like did this and I know they would love the flowers. The hay would confuse them. I can hear my grandfathers voice asking about it and it makes me laugh. Billy, you don't plant, do you make a the bread? Now that the outside porch is ready, it's time to go inside with crafted table centerpieces and other potted flowers that are painted in warm autumn colors. It really gives the house that extra touch for Thanksgiving. Once Thanksgiving is over, I plant the flowers. They sell all sizes of plants and trees, its deceiving but out back has a large farm. Funny story, I wanted to buy some plants for the front of my house, I see these purple sprays that spread in a nice burst of color. I grab a wagon and this young couple buys almost all of the plants?? I grabbed the last four, they weren't my top choice.. I've been doing this for years, try to visit Pantaleons farm if you're in the Stony Brook-Port Jeff area. The floral arrangements are beautiful

Clean up the ladies room from top to bottom. It should be condemned!…read more There's a table and chairs where workers go to eat lunch, right outside the door with 4 inches of thick dust clogs the vents in the door!

such an assorted selection of fruits and veggies leaves you pleasantly overwhelmed, Besides…read moregrocery and dairy they have a large Deli selection with homemade delicious salads.

Such a great addition to Port Jeff! One of my favorite Sunday activities. The farmers market is on…read morethe smaller side, but I visited during opening week so it was still cold out. They may have more vendors over the summer. Parking took a while, but we eventually got a spot. They have another lot in the back. They had a large variety of vendors, from acai bowls to coffee and bread. The views are perfect, overlooking the water. I highly recommend stopping by.

Cute little food market. Kind of expensive but it's nice to check out. Recommend coming early. It's…read moreright by the water which is a pretty location. Fresh fruits and veggies are available as well as baked goods, honey, and other products. All local! Love port Jeff in general!

Outstanding customer service. Yesterday my 90‑year‑old mom accidentally placed an online pickup…read moreorder, thinking it was delivery. She's been to the hospital twice in the last three weeks and wasn't able to drive, especially with the store close to closing. I spoke with a staff member and then the manager, explained the situation, and they immediately stepped up. The manager contacted their delivery partner and made sure the food was brought to her at no extra charge. This kind of kindness and flexibility means a lot. Truly appreciated.

Ordered 4 pizzas and bought some pastries at $34/lb. Of the…read more4 pizzas, 2 were well baked, 2 were a wet, soupy mess, with soggy, pale bottoms, as if water was added. Couldn't pick up a slice. The Napoleons and mini cannoli were soggy. No crisp layers, no crisp shell. Very disappointing. Last week, I tried their own ravioli. Pasta was very thick, filling had no particular flavor. Overall I'd say they are more concerned with the look of their food than its quality.

A trip to Whole Foods offers a familiar and reliable bounty: aisles of health-conscious products,…read morevibrant organic produce, and an impressive range of prepared foods like pizza, sushi, and a sprawling salad bar. However, the premium quality comes with an equally premium price tag, a reality that has persisted, and perhaps even intensified, since its acquisition by Amazon. For the savvy shopper, there are still ways to navigate the costs. Keen attention to pricing, coupled with strategic use of Amazon Prime discounts and in-store sales, can help balance the ledger. Ultimately, the store's unique draw lies in its exclusive selection; there are certain specialty items you simply won't find anywhere else, making it a necessary stop for certain needs. Our family has found a practical rhythm: we always begin our shopping at the Trader Joe's across the street. After surveying their selection and prices, we then visit Whole Foods for those few, special items we can't get elsewhere. This approach makes the added effort, and expense, feel worthwhile. Despite the undeniable cost, shopping at the Lake Grove location remains a valuable way to support and enrich a healthy lifestyle, especially for those living on Long Island's East End. It's a curated experience, one where careful planning can turn a luxury stop into a sustainable part of your routine.

Beware of the quality of steak in thiswhole foods market. It is extremely poor. I purchased over 2…read morepounds of skirt steak for company arriving at our house last night and it was tough as shoe leather. I called the supermarket and spoke to one of managers and he said that I needed to return 3/4 of the steak in order to obtain a refund or credit. I I told him I threw it out. It was partially cut by each family member and parts chewed and spit out and not sanitary. He said that Whole Foods policy and it didn't matter if it was chewed. I will not buy meat in Whole Foods again. it was an expensive lesson at $22 a pound. Update I chatted with Whole Foods customer service and they have issued me a refund.

Having been a fan of Hummus in Holbrook for a long time so we were excited to see this location…read morefinally open up. Unlike the Holbrook location though this one is not Mediterranean centered. They have different bowl options for you to make yourself with different proteins & toppings (see photos). While I haven't taken the opportunity to dine in yet I have tried a few of the frozen meal options which I'll review below: -Spicy Buffalo Wrap: 4/5 -Crispy Buffalo Wrap: 3.5/5 -Soho Steak Bowl:3.5/5 -Chicken & Jalapeño Quesadilla:4/5 -Spicy Chicken Flat/Wrap:3/5 I haven't been super impressed with any of the take away meals, BUT they are super convenient and seem to be relatively healthy. There's a large variety of things to try which is nice and they all have nutritional value and ingredients on the labels. The only thing I'll mention is that the heating instructions are the same for everything we've gotten so far and 2minutes on a wrap is much different than 2 minutes on a steak bowl. One of the wraps basically turned to a mushy mess. Overall I'm happy with the variety and convenience of getting meals here for a fair price. If they were more than $10 each I'd probably hesitate a bit but for what you're paying I think it's a good value.

So delicious, so clean & the staff is so nice! Plus i love the cup their drinks come in. They even…read moregave us 2 extra sauces on the side so we could try everything. My brothers love the overnight oats and prepackaged meals for work lunches. So nice having a hummus close to us

Lots of innovative fresh salads and wraps for lunch. We had the forbidden rice with squash mix and…read morea quinoa bowl. Both tasty. A cup of butternut squash soup was on point . Service was a bit slow. There are some seats but lots of people doing takeout.

This place is adorable. It's at the end of a strip mall. Small inside but cozy and clean. The woman…read morebehind the register did it ALL! She took orders, answered the phone and delivered food to the table all with a smile! The food was delicious and very fresh. We will definitely be back.

Wonderful fresh mozzarella, bread, sausage, service and people! Worth the drive from Kings Park. We…read morewill be back!

Decent balls Meatballs that is Better than uncle guiseppe and half the price . Must go back to…read moretry all their other stuff like the goat cheese and fig ravioli