ShopRite of Uniondale is really good. When ever I need to look for a particular brand, ShopRite is…read morewhere I go. Specific brands like "Valveta" and "Uncle Ben's" can only be in my local ShopRite. Jean Costen

I have mixed reviews. This location is clean and has the same great ShopRite prices and deals…read more Their produce and meats are fresh. What I was turned off with, 1 guy was wearing a hair net. No one in the deli was wearing a hair net! Thought about ordering a bday cake, they're made fresh and priced rite, but NONE of the bakers were wearing hairnets!!! Am I missing something? Did they rescind hairnet guidelines? Or are they optional???

This supermarket had so many Hispanic items! I was so excited to see all the products from the…read moreDiana brand. I went in mainly looking for Diana Churritos, and I found them! Seeing authentic Salvadoran sour cream made my day! The service was amazing, and the ladies at the registers were so sweet. The store was very clean (and super cold, lol!). I will definitely be coming back to stock up on more items. ¡Este supermercado tiene muchísimos productos hispanos! Me dio muchísimo gusto ver todos los productos de la marca Diana. Iba principalmente buscando churritos Diana ¡y los encontré! Ver crema salvadoreña auténtica me hizo el día, ¡jaja! El servicio fue increíble y las cajeras fueron muy amables. La tienda estaba súper limpia (¡y muy fría, jaja!). Definitivamente regresaré a comprar más cosas.

Making a mean Paella ? Need ingredients for salame/mangu and a delicious Dominican breakfast?…read moreYou've come to the right place in this neck of the woods. This neighborhood is primarily saturated with families of Latino and Caribbean descent. This restaurant supplies all your needs when cooking authentic dishes from your native country. I was really impressed by all the native soft drinks, cookies and crackers from different countries! So much to choose from. Great produce section with lots to choose from. There is nothing you can't find. This store also carries an extensive Goya aisle with everything from Guava paste to ingredients for flan. The prices here can be hit or miss. Make sure you sign up for a Food Town card for the daily sales. I really love how convenient their hours are !

Good morning, I…read morewanted to bring to your attention a supermarket that has stocked shelves and is spotless. They have even been lowering their price on items.

Very pricey but store was well stocked and clean. Deli section looked amazing. I was in here to…read morego to another store in shopping plaza and I needed milk and butter. Cashier was ok

I am a check in regular here however, I am also a glutton for punishment!…read more Years ago I used to enter the store to shop. It wasn't always a pleasant experience. With the apathetic employees and just general volume of people. I may on occasion pop in to get seasonal decorations or garden supplies. Nowadays I use curbside pickup most times. As I write this I have been sitting in my car for a half an hour. I ordered seven items but, only two were delivered to my vehicle. The young man was very apologetic and went to grab my other items. He was very pleasant when he finally returned with my items. In my opinion, this location definitely needs more personnel. I suspect that the employees are overworked and just as frustrated as we customers are.

Pretty happy with this location. The store was very neat unlike some other walmarts I've been to…read more The self check out was very organized as well. It's very moderately sized as well. I was asked if I needed help when I needed items behind the glass. You don't wait longer than five minutes to be helped. I also appreciate how quickly the pharmacy fills the prescriptions.

Came to this Trader Joe's Garden City while in the area to do some quick shopping...shared parking…read morelot with other stores in the shopping center. Just happened Pi day and the day they had the pastel mini-tote bags. Staff was very organized as customers walked through the door - limit 4 bags max. That was either one of each color. Purchase one of each color along with other items. Compared to other TJ stores, this was very organized. Store does get crowded but lines go fairly quickly at check out. TJ's does have some a variety of new items - so always be on the look out for them. If one is looking and can't find something, ask the staff.

Trader Joe's is one of my favorite neighborhood grocery stores. Trader Joe's located in The Gallery…read moreAt Westbury Plaza opened in 2012 and is right next to The Container Store. The Gallery At Westbury Plaza is an easily-accessible, open-air shopping destination located on Old Country Road in Nassau County and has Old Navy, Saks Fifth Avenue, Paris Baguette, Spuntino Wine Bar & Italian Tapas, along with a number of other stores and restaurants. There are plenty of parking spots. Trader Joe's carries a great variety of products from everyday basics like milk, eggs, meat, bakery items, and fresh produce to totes, fresh flowers, and hand lotions. Shelves are fully stocked and staff are friendly. I got lucky one day when I stopped by and saw boxes of the Mini Canvas Tote Bags ($2.99 each). There were a limit of 4 which was sufficient for me to pick up for my friends and I. The green canvas bag ($3.99) was also in stock. The petite bouquets ($3.99) are always fresh and a perfect little gift for yourself or for someone else. I also really enjoy their from the freezer selection like the cookie butter ice cream ($4.99), Jumeokbap (Korean Rice Balls) ($4.99), and Kimbap - Korean Tofu and Vegetable Seaweed Rice Roll ($3.99). Trader Joe's products are affordable and budget friendly.

$13.99 / pound coffee beans/grinds $6.99 muffin tops (8 pcs)…read more$7.99 - 4 pc fried half chicken $10 flatbreads/half stromboli/pizza $16 lobster roll EVERYDAY $7 Stew pasta sauce $6 coffee & other flavored milk $6 pineapple $5 kettle popcorn $7 dot cake $3.75-$4.50 - S-L soft serve ice cream! Great store if you have never been here but overall, the prices here are high. its like an ikea maze with whole foods prices. they are known for animated displays that sing lyrics and quotes, an incredible selection of baked goods, soft serve flavors, and their fresh daily lobster rolls. They have some novelty items like candied bacon, freshly made kettle corn, flavored milks, food stations like burgers, lobster rolls, and whole shrimp sample stations. their $16 lobster roll is a great deal. i got a good amount of meat on my hot dog bun and would recommend it if you have never been here and are craving lobster that day. their corn bread baked goods are great too. soft serve flavors are basic vanilla, chocolate, pistachio, mango fruit, strawberry, and raspberry. the yogurt version of the vanilla and chocolate are not tart. they are just made with a yogurt base. It's a great experience, and i enjoyed my time there! However, i would not do my groceries there as most things are 30-50% more expensive (oreos was $8.99, peanut butter $6, 2 lb carrot $3)

As of penning this to you, my dear reader, I have set foot in 89 grocery stores this calendar year…read moreto see which establishment has the best rotisserie chicken. An unintended side effect of this journey is seeing which grocery store has the best overall shopping experience and vibe, regardless of chicken. Stew Leonards is UNQUESTIONABLY my pound for pound #1 grocery store in the country, with Market Basket and Buc-ee's (if you count it as a grocery store) being a distant 2 and 3. I knew I was in good hands when I approached the entrance and saw huge text etched in a stone at the front of the store that read "Our Policy: Rule #1 The customer is always right! Rule #2 If the customer is ever wrong, read rule #1!" Legendary. Stew Leonard's is like if a prime Chuck-E-Cheese and Disneyland had a baby (great genetics). It's a true immersive shopping experience. As you wander through the one-way isle throughout the store, you will encounter singing and dancing animatronic robots, a banana on a skateboard that starts singing if you hit the "press here" button, a plush Goofy toy doing constant "flips for customers" as it hangs from the ceiling, an "Ashton Hall's Favorite Water" sign above the Saratoga water cases, etc. All I could think about was how I would LOVE to bring my 1 year old nephew here. There is just so much soul in Stew Leonard's. Along the path, there are stands for products including but not limited to hot buttered lobster rolls, fresh squeeze orange juice, fresh made apple cider donuts, fresh live lobsters, freshly made mozzarella, smash burgers, pizza, tacos, sushi, and a candy shop. It's like walking through a state fair. The rotisserie chicken, sadly, ended up being middywap. A whole tissi ran $7.99 and it ended up landing at 7.7/10, which currently ranks it 40th out of 79 grocery store birds I've tried, but it's way bigger than the bird. I walked in here tired, and left inspired. THANK YOU STEW! IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo

I like this food bazaar because you can find a lot of stuff you wouldn't normally find at any…read moreregular supermarket, their coffee selection is great! They have a lot of different international beers and cheeses. Imported foods from Japan and Caribbean countries. They also have 4-5 people working the checkout counters no self checkout so that's a plus if you prefer that.

Another happy Uber Eats delivery today. Quick and good communication…read more Fresh pompano and branzino. Well cleaned. The broccoli crown is also good quality, tidy flowers and not too much stem. Will continue my patronage.

They a lot food sandwich and the bacon egg cheeses hella good and has a amazing vibe and nice…read morepeople working

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).

My wife and I do our food shopping at ShopRite every week. They have a good assortment of items to…read morechoose from. The prices are very reasonable. Usually, we try to shop most of the sales and stock up on some items. There is a great deli with a lot of good items. The store seems to be crowded most of the time even during the week. Mostly we go on Sunday and sometimes it's extremely crowded where it's hard to navigate down the aisles. Saturday evenings are sometimes not too bad. The staff are usually very helpful. If an item is not out, you can ask and they will see if any in stock. Even when they are very busy, they will look. We find this ShopRite even though very busy is an overall good supermarket to shop for our groceries. They are doing something right the busy store speaks for itself.

This place is the best! I stopped by friendly Farms to see…read moreif they had any fresh pies. To my surprise they had plenty and so much more. The people were all really helpful and sweet. Its family owned and has fresh seasonal produce like corn from out east, tomatoes...etc. They also grow organic produce on the land and will pick it for you if it's ready like fresh basil and stuff. Christmas time they have the most amazing wreath designs and grave blankets. Spring and summer it's like a farmers market and then fall they turn the greenhouses in to a haunted house. A OK in my book, love to see business' like this one still around!

One of the last operational farms in Nassau County. A great little farm that is just so adorable…read more Everything they grow is organic. The also have a farm stand and receive deliveries from farms out east on the Island daily. Not the widest selection of fruits and veggies, but they go by what is in season. It really is a great place to bring kids or yourself if you want to feel connected to where your food comes from. My wife and I are here at least once a week.