Prices through the roof in a poor area. NYC like pricing, go elsewhere. Capitalism at its finest,…read morefolks.

If I had to do a 3-word review of Tops, it might be: "What Sara said." Having been a CHS alumni and…read moreall too familiar with "The Grand Union experience" of the past, as well as some other Tops markets, I was expecting the worst here. I did find a few redeeming qualities in the store. In fact, I'd prefer to shop here than some of the bigger chains with whom I have to deal, such as Stop & Shop. I came here at what could have been one of the worst shopping times - the morning before Thanksgiving, 2 hours before a blizzard was to arrive. There was no chaos, the shelves were well stocked. The produce was in good shape though the floor should have been swept. The employees are small-town friendly, because this is a small town and you get to know everybody. A lot of the prices are indeed way too high. This included some (but not all) produce, poultry, dairy, and soda. Over $2 for a 2-liter bottle of Tops own brand of soda? Fortunately, there are convenience stores in Corinth now, such as Stewart's and Cumberland Farms, where you can - and should - get a lot of these types of items cheaper. But I did find a few surprisingly good deals and loss-leaders among the overpriced stuff. Clearly you can pick and choose among these items to not spend a fortune. But if you're looking for a full cart's worth of groceries, you can probably drive to other grocery stores in the area and still come out ahead in the money you'd save on the groceries versus the cost of the gas.

I don't have any pictures of the store. We rented a waterfront lake house and brought food with…read moreus. This was our first trip to the area so I bought food to cook from home, and left a few meals out thinking we would eat at a nearby restaurant while checking out the area. At the time of the trip there wasn't any snow or predictions for snow where we lived in New York City, so I was surprised the day of our check in when we passed the outskirts of Albany and saw snow. Long story short, it was very cold, it snowed during our trip, and thankfully we were in a lake house with amazing views and large windows. We didn't want to go anywhere, but needed to venture to the store for more food. We found everything that we needed to sustain us for the remaining days. We don't eat meat so I don't know if they had chicken, beef etc., but we pulled what we needed from the shelves and frozen sections. Employees were super friendly. It's a small lake town, everyone waived as we passed them by which was refreshing. This was the only grocery store within the immediate vicinity.

Excellent selection and variety for a small locally owned grocery. The upgrades over the last…read moreseveral years have really improved the shopping experience. Luzerne is lucky to have this market.

Price chop is a great place to go. You get groceries and get pizza. You get sausage and peppers…read more You got two buffets you got Starbucks. You got everything there even though I don't use Starbucks it's a you know a great place to be couldn't ask for better in there and the sales people are very friendly.

So many bogo's. Makes price chopper affordable I'm.. always neat, clean and great service.read more

This market is perfect for your quick needs when visiting the Lake George area. They have…read moreeverything at reasonable prices. We always stop in and stock up on snacks and cold drinks when we stay in the area.

Stayed in the area and was looking for a grocery store. Price Chopper came up so we went to check…read moreit out. Parking lot seemed a little small and the store wasn't the full size we expected. But it was large enough to have the basics of what as needed.

This is my favorite place to eat in Saratoga, thus far. And I realize that may be a weird thing to…read moresay since it's a little grocery store/specialty market, but it's just outstanding. It's a huge, high-ceilinged, open and airy market with salads, sandwiches, and prepared meals if you're ready to eat right then and there. They also have all kinds of fun jams and condiments and produce and proteins available if you're into cooking at home. If I lived in Saratoga, I'd live at Franklin Square. There is a LONG list of sandwiches to choose from (and you can make your own), but after a detailed and intense discussion with my man behind the counter, I decided to roll with the classic turkey club. WHAT. A. SANDWICH. Piled high on a triple decker with quality turkey, quality bacon, sharp cheddar, all the lettuce and tomato you want, and slathered with plenty of mayo...this thing was made with care and skill, and I enjoyed it thoroughly. When you get a simple sandwich like this and it is this outstanding, you just know everything else they make is going to be excellent. We got a few prepared salads from the deli (the Mexican elote corn salad is a winner) to supplement, and I don't think you can go wrong with anything. Plus, the dude at the deli counter and the lady who checked us out were so nice and helpful in the face of my inane questions. I appreciate that.

We popped into Franklin Square market on the way to happy hour at Chianti. Without great…read moreexpectations, we figured we would check out the little market that used to be a "mini" Market 32. When we entered the building, it was the quaintest, little urban shop--a counter with prepared foods on the left and a trendy restaurant entrance on the right. The market in the middle was full of curated items intended to capture customers. From fancy jarred items to unique serving tools, there was a curiosity around every corner. When we looked over the divider to the bar area, we were captivated. They advertised a happy hour that included six dollar drafts and sangrias. So, we figured we would give it a try. My husband ordered a Peroni, and I ordered one of the three specialty sangrias--the garden sangria. Since the happy hour appetizer offerings didn't interest us much, we opted to order Kalamata Polenta Frites off the regular menu. When the sangria arrived, it was garnished beautifully. The muddled fruit was an intriguing addition to the semi-sweet wine concoction--truly garden variety. While my husband's Peroni was pretty straightforward, the polenta frites knocked our socks off. They were piping hot. They were incredibly crispy. They were creamy and flavorful in the center and accompanied by a complementary dipping sauce. An item we have never experienced before in our pretty diverse travels. Needless to say, we never made it to Chianti.

Stopped into Harris Grocery a few times during our vacation for firewood & breakfast sandwiches…read more Staff is very friendly, and the breakfast sandwiches are excellent. They use REAL eggs, and even toast the hard rolls. Those sandwiches hit the spot, very tasty. They also sell King Brothers Dairy products, their chocolate milk is the BEST on the planet ! Harris Grocery is a solid 4 Star rating, IMO.

This little structure has been around for decades and decades and decades and decades...for good…read morereason. Literally mom and pop owned by a couple that really cares about the area, the community, and giving back. They're known for their subs (see my pic of the menu) and indeed they are tasty. A 12 inch will run you $6.40 for most of them. They also offer up BLT's and hot dogs with a few baked goodies as well. It's basically a small convenience store that sells lots of camp supplies too as it is literally opposite the entrance to Lake Vanare campground. Can't miss this place as it's right there on 9N. Great owners offering just what the area needs. Open year round and it will be doing an even brisker business once the hiking trail at Potash Mountain goes viral come spring 2018.

The manager, Leslie, is repeatedly terrible…read more She constantly has an attitude and is needlessly obtuse. The last time I had to ask for her help it was because a sale item wasn't in the store the two times I looked that week, so I asked for a rain check, which is in line with their store policy. This is after two other people at the customer service desk couldn't find the rain check slips and the second didn't know what to write. Finally when Leslie showed up from the overhead page, she literally huffs at me and then makes another clerk go back there to verify there is none of the rib eye there and the exact label information, despite me having it right here on my phone in the Hannaford app. 15 minutes since asking for a raincheck for the out of stock item later, she tosses it on the counter and walks away. This wasn't just a bad day for Leslie, I had the misfortune of interacting with her a few months prior and her behavior was similar. Leslie is the rudest customer service manager that I have ever come across. I hope that corporate sees this, and takes my more detailed complaint that I sent via email to heart; this store requires new management training and incorporates other changes to benefit the customer.

Much larger than the Hannaford in Hudson Falls/Kingsbury & gives the nearby Price Chopper a run for…read moreit's money when it comes to product availability and variety. The layout is a little odd here though, not what I'm used to in other grocery stores I guess. Ample parking though and kept fairly clean. We just stopped in for snacks & some travel-sizes items before setting out on a road trip to Florida, but there was a decent selection of snacks & a limited selection of variety in the travel sized section. Their new loyalty program is a nice perk though and makes them more competitive with Price Chopper now.

The old lady with purple hair was so rude! All because I didn't want my chicken in a plastic bag…read more Jeez woman . She really would not let it go. I will be calling the store too.

Great grocery store. Download their app to save money! They have great offers and coupons in the…read moreapp.

Stopped in her the other day to get a roast beef hero…read more No deli culinary epiphanies here. Their German potato salad had a lot of bacon, which is a a good thing.

The barnyard breakfast sandwich was amazing, a chicken breast with bacon peppers and cheese. OMG…read more We came up from SC on motorcycles and just stopped because we were hungry. Make this stop part of your route. The owner and staff were very pleasant and easy to talk to.

Great subs and salads! They have a lot of little odds and ends to complete your meal....read more

We have lived in Hadley-Lake Luzerne area since 2006. While we are not members of the pioneers who…read moresettled here and still have strong family roots, we've settled and planted our family roots. Having said that I thought it was time to finally speak up about Joe's Mini Mart. This message is not so much for locals, cuz we know, but to all the seasonal visitors who visit our beautiful area of the Adirondacks. If you have a need for an absolutely awesome submarine sandwich, not slopped together but a creation with excellent bread, deli cold cuts, cheeses and your added extras...GO TO JOE'S MINI MART! You're in a mini market with a satisfying big surprise. I can't stop there either. Their selection, and yes I will dare say HOMESTYLE salad selections are perfect for any picnic or afternoon or evening gathering. Try their soups on an autumn weekend ride. Everyone on staff both young and older alike are welcoming and professional. You are treated like family not a drive by stranger. In every way Joe's Mini Mart is a staple store at Lake Luzerne for good cold cuts, subs, salads and a variety of other small store items.