I love that this wegmans is set up similar to mine at home so I could find things easily! But being…read morethat we are traveling home, figured wegmans is kind of known for their clean bathrooms......not here so that was weird.

I love the subs here !!! I ask get an everything sub!! It's clean there! I usually get a small sub…read morebut when I am hangry I get a medium!!

SPOILED Lactaid coffee creamers purchased on 4/17/26 in evening, with a best if used by date of…read more4/15/26 noticed bumps like bubbles as I was pouring the next morning- never used Lactaid before & thought nothing of it. 4/19/26-morning used it again still bumps like bubbles but it smelled strong. Looked this up online- it said it sounds spoiled. When I called the store, the customer service desk told me that because I purchased it in the reduced price area it's not refundable- I purchase from the reduced priced area regularly and I am fully aware of their no-refund policy on reduced items-It's labeled right on the front of the fridge door, but come on!! DOES THE STORE REALLY THINK ITS OK TO SELL SPOILED ITEMS??

This place is cute! Stopped in for the first time today, and I was impressed!…read more It's clean, well stocked, and organized. On the way in one of the cashiers offered my daughter a sticker. I'm so used to Wegmans, which is a powerhouse, that I was shocked to see how few registers they had up front. But the lines were not long. They have a good sized produce section, a deli, and a bakery. (Apparently they make the donuts from scratch!) I picked up a few of those to try, and they were delicious. In the back by the bakery is a cute little floral department. Spring gnome decorations were EVERYWHERE, and my daughter thought that was just THE BEST. There is also a pharmacy nestled right in the middle of the store. Prices were a bit more expensive than you'd find at the "big box" stores for many items, but I saw quite a few that were price comparable or cheaper. They've got some great day of the week deals (like sticks of butter on Tuesday, a half gallon of milk on Friday). I also loved the signage - they tagged gluten free, dairy free, heart healthy, and sales were easy to spot. For being a smaller store, they also had a pretty great selection of specialty items! There was a good 4ft sized section in produce devoted to meat free and dairy free right up front. I definitely plan on going back to try out more of the baked goods, and the pizza slices smelled delicious, too!

Highlight: A mid-high tier grocery chain store that is clean, well stocked, and pleasant to be in…read more Produce prices are a little high, but everything here is high quality and not likely to go bad easily. Normal and competitive prices for all household items, dried goods, etc that are comparable to Costco. If you want cheaper items but lower quality, then Tops is the competing grocery store in this region. Tips: this is a chain that has an advantage card thingy. The app keeps tabs of your receipts, gives you coupons, and discounts. Produce: Prices here can be a little steep- almost comparable to things at Whole Foods. However the quality here is excellent. You won't find anything yellowing and going bad on any aisle. A bundle of scallions can stay fresh and crisp in your fridge for a whole week. Depending on season, some produce can be super cheap. For example, in the summer, a clamshell of blueberries can be as low as 5.99 compared to the 6.99 at Costco- none of the berries are moldy and can last for 1.5 weeks. Their selection of herbs are a little small, but their organic section is pretty well fledged. Home goods: Toilet paper, plastic bags, etc are competitive prices to Walmart and Costco in terms of quality and price- the plus side is that you aren't stuck with bulk amounts from Costco. I find that their soaps and cosmetic prices are more competitive than Ulta and drug stores. Dried Goods: They have their own Wegman's brand item and Top Care products, and I guarantee everything here is high quality. Even the Wegman's products are as comparable to Mariani's Dried Fruits for example. Beer/Spirits: there is a side liquor store part of the Wegman's. You can buy beers inside the main store and go to the side for a side part of spirits. Pharmacy: There's a pharmacy and section with over the counter goods. THey offer the Top Care brand and the normal brand. Meats: You can buy almost every meat- hint, if you sometimes come in the morning, you can find discounted meats but still good quality. Fish can be a little pricy- I tend to lean towards Costco for my fish, but everything else is good. Dairy: Wegman's yogurt tends to trend towards the tart taste- so if you like sweeter varieties, then you can add your own sugar/jam. Eggs and milk are ok priced. I've had a hit/miss with the milk here- sometimes it goes bad faster than others. International Grocery: They do a pretty good job here providing the necessary things needed to make most goods. The prices may be 1$ more than the original ethnic store, but the goods are authentic. You can pick up the original brands of garam masala, soy sauces, European goods etc here for a fair price. IF you can't find more obscure spices, then hit up Asia Food Market or the Indian market right on west Henrietta outside of Rustic Village.

Wegmans prices go up but quality goes way down. I have been buying boneless, skinless chicken at…read moreWegmans for 50 years. I now find a lot of bones in it. I also buy potatoes weekly and some are rotted in the bag and also all the potatoes have eyes all over them. What happened to quality?? If you keep raising prices, please match it with quality!!!

When in Avon this is the closest most convenient place to shop. It's a smaller grocery store but…read morethey have all the essentials and a great selection of beer! Really, they have a beer cave... very cool Like most stores they have a store discount card, use their bonus card for all the normal sales, buy one get one for perks. Always pick up a weekly ad for more in store coupons. Love the self check out stations, convenient and usually fast. Overall, this place is great when you find yourself in town and limited time to travel to shop.

I got and paid for a pepper during a freezing day and it never came home with me. I'm annoyed…read morebecause I was going to make something that requires it. I'm NOT going back out in the cold!!

Today I used the self-checkout. I paid for a bag of dog food but the register would not give me a…read morereceipt and then it sent my receipt to someone's email whom I don't know. I told the employee who was monitoring the area and she got Roxanne, the floor manager of the day. Roxanne said that this was my problem and I'd have to call Walmart Tech Support. What the hell? My problem. Then she told me that I had not paid for the $35 bag of dog food and to pay again, which I did. I got to my truck and called my credit card company. They confirmed that I had paid twice. I went back in the store with the credit card agent on the phone. I found Roxanne and told her she could speak with them to confirm that I had paid twice. She declined and took off running across the store, back to the service desk. I followed her and told her that I would dispute the charges. She then said that she'd give my $35 back via a refund. When I called to speak with the manager to report what had happened Roxanne got on the line and pretended to be her own manager. What?! I hung up on her and called again. This time I got someone above Roxanne who said that she would be pulled into an office for a retraining meeting today. The manager was apologetic and seemed aghast by what i relayed to him. I have shopped at this store in Watkins Glen for 15 years and have never had a problem. This was bad. This Roxanne person needs to be retrained or fired. All of this was unnecessary. That's what I get for telling an employee that their machine wasn't working and was sending electronic receipts to the worng customer. Leaves a bad taste in one's mouth!!

Walmart with the standard groceries and supplies, garden and sports center, and a small pharmacy…read moresection. Like most, missing things supply-wise on the shelves here and there but mostly some supplies here and there to substitute. No disinfectant wipes. Lots of Suave sanitizer now. Parking lot coming from the one side is a no right turn but lot had plenty of space and wasn't busy on a Monday.

For a tiny little village, this store has everything you need and most of what you want. From…read morebread to oat milk, and barrel aged stouts to IPAs, they pack a lot into a small space but not by cluttering it up. Just check the dates on the beer. Prices were reasonable and there was plenty of parking. I went twice in a 5 day span and both visits were pleasant.

Grew up coming here for donuts every-time we visit grandma. They have the usual grocery needs and…read moregas, but their donuts are our favorite when we visit. We always get the Boston cream and the fry donuts. Pretty cheap, I'm so use to paying over priced for anything because I'm from Charleston but the prices are pretty good and they are delicious. Just a small town grocery store that we love.

Overpriced and rude associates. The bakery has mold on the…read morewalls/ceiling and the deli has not been clean for a few years. The deli case which holds open product has never been cleaned and has mold growing in random locations. The counter with the slicers is peeling and is now held down with duct tape. The deli case for the subs does not get cleaned and is constantly freezing and thawing. No associate within the deli washes there hands before/during or after handling raw chicken/hamburger. Or even at the start or during there shift. The cheese case (on the sales floor) many of the product is expired by a few months to weeks to days. Along with some product the expiration date is crossed off. (Go check for your self). I know this was I used to be an associate until I walked out.

Whenever we stop at these local markets in the more secluded mountain area, we expect the prices to…read morebe a bit higher. Walking into Rennoldson's you're introduced to their fresh produce, fruits and breads. They offer all the beer & wines you could possibly want as well with other groceries you could need. The sourdough cinnamon roll was dense and, when heated, oozed that cinnamon goodness. The blueberry muffins had a thin cream icing on top that made the muffins pop with sweetness but the muffin themselves were packed with berries and more neutral tasting. Perfect with a little butter

Cannot buy produce with WIC at this store. POS system is outdated and does not accept qualified…read morepurchases. This store is constantly getting new equipment, but has chronic issues with the floor. The atmosphere is absolutely abysmal. Expired products are frequently present, quality control is pitiful. From time to time, you'll see a shopping cart marked "reduced" with expired goods inside. The parking lot has more craters than the surface of the moon. Several attention areas have gone unfixed for years. Staff are pleasant. Owners are cheap. If it wasn't the only grocery store in this town (with the exception of Dollar General), I wouldn't expect anyone to shop here.

Best peanut donuts in the world! They were out of coconut twice, please bake more! We stop here…read moreeverytime we are in town. Please tell the Maryland Wegmans to use your donut recipes, they are not even close!

I come here for the decent selection of allergy friendly foods they have. I also love to get their…read morefresh sushi.

Wegmans. What's not to love?…read more Walked in before 7am and this place was already COOKIN. Bakery? On point. Local stuff? Plenty. Staff? Friendly, awake, and somehow happier than I was. They're out here rolling sushi, frying chicken, and making sandwiches like it's midday... meanwhile I'm still negotiating with my coffee. This isn't a grocery store -- it's a lifestyle choice. 10/10, would wake up early again.

This is a great store with fantastic deals, however, I am only giving this review three stars…read morebecause I had a bad experience with the reverse vending machines. I went there a few days ago to do a bottle redemption; I had a bag full of 7 bottles, but only one bottle was accepted. The rest were rejected. And all the bottles I tried putting in the machines were brands carried by Wegmans (Brisk, Vitamin Water, Snapple, etc), plus they had 5¢ deposits marked on them. I tried feeding them into the machines, but I kept repeatedly getting error messages from the machines. Customer service did squat for me except give me 5¢ for the one bottle that was accepted. Come here for groceries, but go elsewhere for bottle redemption.