Expensive with not so good selection. You're telling me you have NO dairy free cheese, with so many…read morepeople being lactose intolerant or vegan? Come on. I'll always choose Key Food over this "supermarket"

It's a shame that a store I shopped at for 40 years has gone woke. The first day I visited after…read morethe new owners took over I was insulted by a women I believe was one of the new owners just for asking a question. They have brought in low quality and no longer have many of the items I purchase. They have increased prices far above all supermarket in the area.

Very pricey, with staff that's doesn't go out of there way to give a…read more customer friendly atmosphere. I also had an experience with getting shorted on my change at the register. instead of getting 9 cents back the clerk gave me 5 cents and shorted me 4 cents. They said they don't carry pennies, I said fine but want don't you round it to the customers favor? Do that to thousands of customers a year and tell me the math. Folks it's just Princle to me, not about the 4 cents. Wont be going back...;;

Produce is pricey. Sales are good. Store bands are good to excellent. Staff is friendly and…read moreextremely helpful and knowledgeable. Store is super clean.

Ran in today for a couple of items. It's a "senior discount" day, a whole 5% off your purchase…read more Hey, I'll take it. My stuff came to a bit over $16 and I asked for the discount and the kid says, oh, you have to spend $20! WTL...??? No other store has this little asterisk, (not to mention this place also has the highest prices in the area) not even the Key Food on Central Avenue. I do realize they are different owners, but the umbrella name is Key Food, so maybe a little bit of continuity would be nice? I told the manager, whose bigger manager was there and he said, yeah, they had a meeting and this was what they decided. Ok then, now I've made a decision and it's to never shop this store again. My mother may love the cole slaw, but she'll learn to live without it. 5% isn't going to break me, but you know what? Every penny counts, especially for seniors.

so we've been coming here for a few years. it's just okay for the basics. there aren't many…read morespecialty items, but that makes sense since it's not really positioned that way. that said, i do have a few concerns. the produce section can be hit or miss. sometimes the tomatoes and other items seem clearly past their prime. there also tends to be limited stock on certain products. some of the cashiers are genuinely warm and helpful, but others come across as disengaged or unhappy, which really affects the overall experience.

I bought a hot plate with Salmon and rice and it tasted horrible. I don't like that they KNOW…read morecertain things are bad, yet still try to make money out of it. This is my second bad experience with a Foodtown Supermarket.

Good food at good prices. Great rolls & bagels, Italian bread. Very convenient parking with an…read moreaccommodating lot, right off Jericho Turnpike. Good meats, especially chicken - always fresh.

There isn't a huge variety of meats or vegetables compared to other Stop & Shop locations I've been…read moreto, but everything is always organized and well kept. What really keeps me coming back though is the Starbucks inside. The baristas here are amazing super kind and they consistently make some of the best drinks in my opinion. They also have a rewards perk where when you use your phone number, your 7th drink is free no matter the size or what you order. Who doesn't love saving a little money?

I am making chicken fettuccine for dinner and went to get the sauce, cheese, fresh herbs and…read morepasta. I went to my halal meat market to get the chicken. Here is a photo of my Chicken Fettuccine with broccoli. I made a big pot yesterday and it's almost gone. It was good I recommend you all make some or wait until Christmas if you celebrate or just wait until the holidays. I normally make this on Christmas day. This is my Christmas Pasta.

Happy Farm is under new business owners, previously was Potato Field. All the fruits and vegetables…read moreare fresh and very reasonably priced. We go there often to buy our produce. They even have milk. The owners are very efficient and polite. They keep the line moving. Hopefully they will be around a while, definitely a positive in the area.

Best place for produce hands down. Best prices! They have milk & eggs also…read more Prices are the lowest around.

I don't usually write reviews for markets, but kudos to the manager and employees of the Lidl in…read moreGlen Oaks. The store is very clean, spacious, and spotless. I've visited some of the neighboring Lidls, but this one seems to be the one I'll frequent more often going forward. The produce, aisles, meats and frozen foods were all stocked and in order. One telling sign that the employees are doing their jobs well is that the bakery is always stocked with bakery tissue paper for grabbing goods and the bags for the items. Great job to all the employees and the Lidl team in Glen Oaks!

Nice size Lidl but they never have registers open, only self check out…read more I come in the morning when they open and lunch time and both times only self check out. It's a shame because it's convenient but not if you have to wait forever for checkout. Also make sure you scan items slow or else it will not register and you have to wait forever someone.

I don't normally shop at CTown, I considered them more on the expensive side but, HEY! Every…read moregrocery is on the expensive side nowadays. One thing I can say about this grocery store is, there merchandisers are on point. It amazes that every aisle has been touched to perfection. Product fronted and faced, displaying products sequence, and uniformly distributed. I don't want to get consumed over the merchandising efforts but the merchandiser really know what they are doing. Come as you are, dressed, casual, or in work attire, you're always welcomed here. I came in for giblets to use for my Thanksgiving stuffing or as we say in my upbringing "dressing". They were out, so the search continues. Inspire more, Yelp more!

My first time shopping at this location, shelves nicely stocked and organized…read more The produce section has good quality. The meats section they have nice cuts of meats. I found the items I needed with no issue's didn't have to asks when certain item are located. The cashier very nice I brought my own bag and she bagged my items for me. The store is not big but it's very convenient if you live around Village avenue in Elmont.

This supermarket is gigantic but still feels like a throwback Time Machine to the shopping of my…read moreyouth. I specifically went there looking for U-Bet chocolate syrup so that I can school some northern peeps on the joy of a real egg cream. Found 'em!! I bought most of them and will be handing them out tomorrow. Other than that, I didn't shop for anything else, but there's certainly plenty to keep you busy for a while (and you'll get your steps in).

ShopRite in New Hyde Park is my go-to grocery store for a reason. They always have great sales,…read moreplenty of stock, and a wide variety of everyday essentials. It does get busy, but honestly--what good grocery store isn't? What really sets this location apart is the fresh produce section. The vegetables are always crisp, well-stocked, and high quality. Their fresh bread options are another standout--warm, soft, and perfect for quick dinners or weekend sandwiches. Consistent, reliable, and well-organized. A solid staple for weekly shopping with everything you need in one place.

Weekly sales Advertise specially grocery and meet and also fish prices and compare with other local…read moregroceries