Clean and easy to navigate. The parking lot is level, unlike the older ShopRite in Route 9…read moreWappingers. Prices seem higher at this location. SERVICE: the gentleman in Deli is DELIGHTFUL. He wore the proof on his vest- service with a smile! Thank you to the lady at self checkout

Large clean store with a good selection of items and friendly, helpful staff. We were able to find…read moreeverything we needed.

Great store. As of 2021 they re-isled the whole place so good luck finding your items! It used to…read morehave a health food section which is now gone. Staff are super! In the late afternoon (which is when I stop in) lines build up.. otherwise; great super market. 4

Produce isn't fresh as it should be. Mangos on sale but every single one is over ripened, same goes…read morefor apples, pears, nectarines and plums. Aisle signage isn't as helpful as one would expect, I found myself wandering around, without any acknowledgement from floor staff. Check out takes quite awhile anytime after 3p. I stood in the self checkout lane, finally next up and an available clerk opening a new line, took the woman behind me, after looking me directly in the eyes. Wow!!! I did however discover Lindsay's Crafted Martini Olives with a Lemon Twist and Vermouth brine for ~ $4.50. These are an excellent addition to my dirty martinis. After multiple shopping trips here, it's safe to say that this location could use a shift in management. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress.

So apparently this is the only game in town in terms of a supermarket in Hyde Park…read more Partially it wasn't too bizarre as at home I normally shop at Giant and both Giant and Stop & Shop are owned by Ahold (too bad you can't change out the "D" for an "E") which makes the stores look very similar along with a lot of what's on the shelves very similar with a few exceptions. Exception #1 compared to Giant would be that the isles are for the most part very narrow with a lot of clutter/crap all over the place. Far too many mid-aisle displays to navigate around which only makes small isles even smaller. Similarity #1 would be that the self-checkout scanners are complete crap. You need to scan bar codes over and over and over and over practically contorting your wrist into making some sort of a gang sign to get the damn thing to finally work. Exception #2 would that prices are around 10-15% percent higher for a lot of the exact same name brands or generics which are also the same as Giant generics just with a different label in some cases. Similarity #2 would be that if you forget your discount card or if you don't have one unless you beg someone the "store card" apparently is never offered. Heck of a difference from the Harris Teeter I was at in NC in December where they used the store card for everyone and didn't care. With this in mind we came in on a Saturday for a few drinks/snacks and the store was really busy. After fighting the masses we found what we needed and went to a self-checkout out station to pay after waiting five plus minutes for one to open up. As mentioned prior it didn't work well at all and the person working that area was a real piss ant about me not having a store card even though eventually she relented and found one. As much as I would have rather went somewhere else, this location is too easy seeing as it's right down the road from FDR's house which is about the only thing it has going for it if you're in the area.

Update from previous disastrous experience in July, 2025: So I just moved into the area nine…read moremonths since my last review and went back into Stop & Shop to pick up something and curious to see how a new experience would measure up. Sadly so frustratingly sadly I had a virtually identical degree of frustration and dissatisfaction, even though the players except for one were completely different. So it began at the self checkout where the machine prompted me to put in my Stop & Shop card, which initially accepted but then rejected. I pushed the assistance button and Michelle came over to help me. Michelle has zero Customer Service appeal. No friendliness or helpfulness in her attitude. We interacted for a couple of minutes. She never greeted me. She never smiled. She kept insisting that I was operating the machine wrong and eventually I was able to make my purchase. She huffed with a disappointed air as I went to the Customer Service counter to get a new card where I was met by Anthony. He asked me for my last name four times before he realized that I was telling him my last name instead of my first and last name. Again he didn't greet me, and he exhibited zero positivity. It was clear that like Michelle I was just interrupting his day! Frustratedly, I asked to speak with the manager and being told that she was on vacation that Joe the assistant manager was still there. You may remember Joe from my earlier review. I made it very clear at the counter to Anthony that I wanted to speak with Joe but he never alerted him. I had to track him down and explained to him just how poor this second experience, this back to back experience, even though the first one was nine months ago, I was having. How disappointed I am that this is the closest store to my new home. Joe looked bored and exasperated throughout the conversation, offering no sympathy or compassion. At the end of the ordeal, I turned to Anthony and said thank you and he didn't respond in any way. He didn't say you're welcome. He didn't say have a nice day. He just stood there with a look of disgust and annoyance. Now, this comes on the heels of me exploring the neighborhood earlier that day and over the last week and having these unbelievably positive experiences with everyone almost to a person that I met in the shops in Hyde Park, the owners of the stores the other patrons anybody I asked for any help including the local librarian, even the guy at the gas station who I asked for directions. All these people took time out of their day to willingly and happily help me. It's very clear that Stop & Shop does not belong in Hyde Park. They have a clearly poor standard for customer service. How they can continue to get customers shop there and pay these ridiculous prices only to be slapped around figuratively by their staff and managers is beyond my comprehension. So Joe, even though you said that you were gonna follow up on these two new issues, we've got Michelle and Anthony to deal with, along with Dan from my last trip there. write an email to the general manager Lois. I suggested you may not want to send it to her until she gets back from vacation, you said don't worry she doesn't open up any emails while she's on vacation. When the indifference starts at the top it's bound to trickle down to everyone else. (Some of following was deleted to fit new review above) Unacceptable Experience at Stop & Shop - Hyde Park, NY I returned after years away, armed with digital coupons and a store flyer, only to face outright confusion and callous disregard from staff. In the frozen aisle, Dan A. vaguely gestured to my product query, then insisted I was "in the wrong store"--drawing a palm map and directing me miles away. My repeated pleas for the store's name went ignored; he smirked as if amused. A nearby employee dodged responsibility, claiming she wasn't management. Escalating to customer service manager Joseph K. and general manager Lois Bruggemann brought no apologies or resolution. Confronting Dan again about his rudeness drew only stony silence.

Bacon Egg and Cheese with Pepper Jack Cheese always my go to sandwich. They are fast and quickread more

I needed eggs for banana bread and milk for my tea, and realized I had my own version of a bodega…read morein my neighborhood. Walked down a few blocks and found exactly what I needed plus lunch (sub sandwich for just $8.99, chips and diet coke). Found out that they make breakfast sandwiches and only $3.55 for egg, cheese and bacon on a roll. Add to it the owner is great! It only makes me want to go there more often. Just nice I don't have to hop into my car or use an on-line shopping service for a couple of items.

You might not expect it, but this place has product diversity. Despite the area. Of course there…read moreare plenty of Caribbean foods and products. But, other cuisines have entire shelves dedicated to Asian and central & South American foods and household items. Need a good tortilla press? They've got them. How about imported from the far east rices or spices? They've got that too. The staff is helpful and not on their cell phones. There's plenty of parking in their own parking lot. Prices are reasonable. The shelves are kept well stocked and faced off properly. Labels facing forward. It's well lit and the aisles are wide.

I didn't know what to expect from Associated, was pleasantly surprised! The store was spotlessly…read moreclean and orderly. Prices were normal and checkout fast and friendly. Crazy huge selection of Jamaican and Latin American foods, it seemed an entire aisle was dedicated to some fantastic Hot Sauce and curries. The produce wasn't the best but everything else looked fine and I was able to get everything needed conveniently close to home. Will return when I have more time to crack open a can of Big Bamboo Irish Moss Peanut have a good look around! ~first!~

Prices are way up and although we have the tariff of happy administration mostly to blame,…read moresupermarkets do have a choice on slimming down their margins just a little bit to help the public out. Thus the loss of a star.

What a horrible job done by the Stop & Shop bakery in Poughkeepsie, NY. This cake was ordered in…read moreadvance, picked up and looked like is was made and decorated by a novice. Although it looked like stepped on dog $h1t, it tasted wonderful. Thanks for nothing Stop & Shop bakery!

I wanted to use my Stop & Shop scanner system today since my shopping was not going to be too much…read more But there was a weird glitch that did not load coupons, so off to management. I went only to find out that this was "apparently the first time this ever happened "actually, it happened to me the last time as well, so I'm not sure how much I lost in coupon discounts. That was enough for me - I'll be using the traditional cashier system today. Is it just me or are there no good value values left in a supermarket anymore? I am now reading every single label because the ingredients have become chemical laden. I'm absolutely disgusted by how many products are so over. Processed that they just don't feel real anymore This is not just the fault of Stop & Shop, but a whole corporation, the parent company of Stop & Shop should demand more of product suppliers. Only then will our food sources become clean again. What went right? The staff is very helpful. Special shout out to the gentleman at the deli department who sliced my order perfectly and presented it with a smile. I must've gotten there too early for some of the produce clearance items that are typically in the back of the store. Even those were expensive. I can't really figure out if the prices are elevated exclusively due to the tariffs and other inflationary practices, we are finding ourselves in or if supermarket chains are taking advantage of an already bad situation and getting greedy. Whatever the case, I was not impressed today. The store is clean, easy to navigate, and the staff is friendly. There's no real butcher anymore. I wanted to have my full pork roast, sliced ed and and was told they don't have a slicing machine. This is not the case of Shoprite. They do employ butchers there. All in all, I got what I needed but because the prices were so outrageous, I found myself passing everything on my wish list and just sticking to my must have list. Chicken quarters were on sale. $.99 per pound for the Stop & Shop label. Not My Favorite purchase, but it will do for today. I believe we are going to be finding many more empty shopping carts going through the checkout. Until food manufacturers stop fooling us with fake ingredients, I'm just making my own.

APRIL 2026 - MAJOR CHANGES I was told that within the last…read moretwo weeks they changed over a lot of inventory and stopped carrying many of the items that I go there for. The prices have been significantly increased on what they do still carry. Absolutely outrageous pricing. I will say that the employees were absolutely wonderful. One noticed me looking around lost and spoke up to help me. The store itself was DIRTY today. There were clumps of dirty paper towels stuffed under the coolers (presumably to catch multiple leaking spots). This has been my go to grocery store for YEARS and I tolerated a lot of little issues (like expired meat often) but discontinuing carrying many staple grocery items that my home relies on is the final straw. I won't be back.

Drove by the store twice this week and it appears to be empty. Per the website, the storefront is…read moreout of business. It looks as though they are transitioning to an online and pop-up/farmers' market model, which makes me sad, because I was looking forward to shopping there in person. I haven't had the chance to patronize them, and only gave one star to get this comment posted.

What a great place in the Arlington area of Poughkeepsie!…read more The owner Tanya is super nice and helpful. They are a zero waste business and discourage the use of plastic. They sell bulk nuts, seeds, spices, coffee, tea, rice grains beans flour oats pasta oils and more. Maa as ny items are organic and prices seem to be on par or lower than other natural food stores in the area! She even has bulk shampoo, laundry detergent soap and household/kitchen items. The tare system allows you to bring your own bags and jars to fill and she has clean jars for free to use as well and you weigh the container before filling so you're not paying extra for the container weight. Happy to support this brand new small business!!

Solid no frills convenience. Clerk was helpful and I was able to get needed staples for a…read moredelightful afternoon of snacking.

Love this store. Nothing fancy and sometimes many cartons with stuff to put away, I just go down…read moreanother isle. Little of everything you need and sometimes things you didn't know you needed. Curtains,sheets,rugs,utensils etc. the girls up front very friendly too.

We were in the neighborhood and went in for one item, we weren't certain if we could find anywhere…read moreelse. We found it and a few other things we didn't expect. The shelves are well stocked, and has more than one or two brands on the shelf of the different items that that company may carry. Not just during Lent, they will cook seafood to order for you. Although, during Lent they were are specials in the seafood department. In the meat department you're not obligated to buy a whole side of beef; you can pick up a couple of spare ribs or maybe two of something. The store is clean and well organized. The aisles are wide enough for two carts to pass, without a problem. There's more than enough free parking outside.

Just some koozies that I thought were fun and I bought but anyway…read more After 10 years living in the Hudson valley area and shipping at this store on and off I have to say that... the only thing that brings me back is the sour dough bread and the plain bagels. They should promote and give that man who makes and bakes these things an award. I will go as far as to say that the sour dough and the plain bagels are the best in Dutchess county. I tried bagels and sour dough bread from Adam, bagels from the bagel stores and so on... the Price chopper one remain the best ones. Also their sea food department is nice, even though I don't eat seafood in general, I do eat fish and I love the fact that they can fry the haddock for you. That's something not even Adam's does. I stopped shopping here regularly because their produce is not great. Most of the time is mushy and goes bad in a few days. I'm guessing they can't help it if the people don't buy it in time. So they still get my business because I always come and shop there when I need bagels and sour dough.