Nice little Wegmans store in Newark, away from the larger population centers. This store has…read moreeverything you need and a lot more. The typical Wegmans selection and service in a smaller footprint. I almost missed the entire plaza driving from Newark toward Rochester because there is not signage pointing to the store. A little weird, but that is some they could remedy, and of course, the locals don't need it.

I always come here as it seems pretty chill and friendly. Today an employee was super rude to me so…read moreI won't be back. Im writing this because she was borderline physical and I want to warn others. She was blocking the exit with a cart and I was waiting behind her as others were. She moved out of the way and said excuse me. It wasn't a big deal and I didn't think anyone was upset, including me. I proceeded through and looking down while not saying anything and I smiled. She seemed to be in a conversation with a woman. I then heard a loud slam/bang as she said something derogatory and was banging something in her cart. I turned around and asked if there was a problem as I didn't understand what was going on but could tell she was aiming this at me. She said "yeah your attitude." I said "I smiled at you." She said "no you didn't" with so much vitriol behind it. And I think she was surprised I spoke to her so she sort of scurried away. I stood there and looked around in disbelief as truly I had smiled at her. Many employees were around and said nothing, just looked away or ignored me. I guess she didn't see it and she just didn't like the look of me? As a woman I must smile continuously? I had the sense she was really aggressive and looking to take out her problems on any woman customer she could. I doubt she would have felt that emboldened talking to a male customer that way. I have worked in food service and customer service and I understand it can be annoying or tiring but aiming it at regular people who don't deserve it isn't professional or kind. Anyway, she was a white middle aged woman with I think glasses, bangs, blond ish hair. Be careful folks and stay away from this Wegmans. I need to rethink Wegmans in general after this.

Italian sub. Yes…read more Strawberry Lemonade. Yes. Giant ahh ice cream. Yes. --------------------------------------------

Saunders is a big grocery store run by the menonites. There's lots of meats, fresh produce, baked…read moregoods, freshly ground peanut butter, a cheese counter with ample samples, and plenty of baking supplies. Specialties would be their jams and pickles- I have fun just looking at the names of them. Their candy selection is also good, especially if you like gummy candies. I can also find some unique sodas such as white birch beer, sassafras soda, and cheerwine to name a few. There is a little gift shop/religious books section near the front, which can be nice to browse through. Saunders sells outdoor furniture and decor, and there is a furniture store proper attached. I've been especially tempted by their swiveling and gliding rocking chairs. I've had some good food at the cafe, the Reuben in particular being super tasty. You do have to enter the cafe through the store and park your cart before you go into the cafe. You order at the counter and then the staff gives you a number and will bring you your meal. Car parking is ample here but there are speed bumps, so watch it! I haven't noticed any bike racks, so cyclists likely need to get creative. The store is closed on Sundays and can be busy with campers during the summer months.

When the majority of a clothing rack is marked as discount don't put a full priced item on it. Went…read moreto buy a coat that I believed was discounted because the surrounding coats of the same brand were discounted and it was full price. It was a $14 dollar difference to what I thought I was purchasing and I know it may not seem like a huge difference but it's a very misleading tactic to get people to spend more money than they intend to. The way this Walmart was set up was incredibly confusing. There was no consistent flow to the way the aisles were put together and it'd be easier for people to look for things elsewhere instead of wasting their time trying to find it here.

What a freaking shit show this store is! Stood waiting over 20 minutes for help and pressed the…read morebutton at least 8x. An Employee spotted us and bolted. Another Employee walked by pretending they didn't see us. Eventually the previous Employee came back stuttering acting surprised we were still standing there claiming "she was getting help" for us. While standing in the store I called Customer Service asking if any Employees came to work today and after explaining the situation she would get someone. Instead of paging she called the dept, no answer. Finally a male Employee walking by who actually wanted to be there and do his job helped us. Then walked by this display. Does this grab anyone's attention and scream "buy me" ‍ Take notes from Wegmans, they do it better!

OK. It takes a certain kind of person to love this place.. that's me! Is it: Nostalgic? Yes…read more Historical? Yea. Delicious? Oh yea! Walking into Morgan's is walking back in time. Mr. Morgan still runs the place (with a crew of 6+). The store is a converted train station. They sell house made pies! To the right is the butcher to the left is the hot food. In the middle is everything (almost) that a person could need. Have a seat at the counter. Order the special. Grab a soda from the fridge (no alcohol) and enjoy a visit to the way it was. Burger (angus, from the house butcher) delicious! Comes with potato chips. 8.99$ soda 1.39$

A nice, small town grocery with very capable butcher shop, steaks can be cut to order. Our…read moresandwiches here were great. We've eaten at the local counter/restaurant. Homemade soups were very good. Good daily specials. Not a fancy spot but good food, good prices. They have variety of baked goods, pies, muffins, daily? Because its size and lower volume, Im not sure I'd get fresh produce or seafood here but the butcher shop, counter restaurant, baked goods, small town vibe, all good.

Sadly, this is the first (only hopefully only) negative review i will submit to these review sites…read more I purchased a pork shoulder to cook over the weekend on Monday, July 7, shortly before closing (~30 minutes before). Later in the evening, my gf said the fridge smelled funny. By morning, the fridge smelled really bad of spoiled meat. I placed it in a plastic bag and attempted to return after leaving work early on Wednesday. (I had a doctor appointment Tuesday afternoon an hour away and couldn't complete the return.) The customer support person was very courteous and said she needed a manager and called for the woman in the office behind her. She, too, was courteous but paused to say she wanted to get approval from the meat department because it was over $20. Note she made a face when she opened the bag regarding the smell. (Purchase price $20.48). A woman and a man can up, and both smelled the product. Then the woman proceeded to tell me she would not complete the return because I didn't call the store the day I purchased it. Then, she went on a second defensive path to avoid a return. This involved telling me that the product smelled fine and was fine when I purchased it. Really??? Shortly thereafter, she identified herself as an owner. After a few minutes she offered a refund but only via store credit. I have never had an issue with buying any products in this store. However, I will NEVER shop at this store again. This is NOT how you treat your customers if you want to stay in business.

This store has been around a lot of years. My husband and I try to only shop at stores like this…read more We went to Breen's in Palmyra for their great meat and now they are closed. My late father in law was a store owner back in the 50s, 60s & early 70s and cut all his own meat. He worked at Bliss's as a meat cutter in the early 90s. I remember him talking about how great the quality of meat Bliss's had. So, now we drive there to get all of our meat each week! It is still good quality, fresh & affordable!

Wegmans used to be the pinnacle of grocery stores in Upstate NY. Now it's just the Erewhom of…read moreupstate NY. Over priced terrible quality rude obnoxious and miserable workers customers are not much better. They sell things at double the price of other grocery chains with less quality. Their chicken wings are hysterically horrible the Chinese food is vile the sub shop is eh. Cheese and deli is still the only reason to go here other than that save the $400 per trip and shop at aldis.

I shop at the Wegmans in Canandaigua. I buy ground beef for grilling hamburgers. The last 2 times…read morethat I have purchased ground beef, I have found a small bone chip in the meat while eating my burgers. I think I will go elsewhere for ground beef in the future.

This store used to look old and messy. They totally redid it. Now it's modern and makes sense. They…read morecarry all the brands Wegmans won't carry and the prices are reasonable. I'll definitely be back!!

My wife gets out of work at 5 PM and everytime she tries to purchase a rotisserie chicken- there…read moreare none in stock and none being cooked. Now mind you- this is dinner time. I am not sure why they have chickens available at 10 AM -are people eating dinner that early in Wayne County?

I think with the longer we live in Houston, the more overhyped we think Wegmans is. The prices here…read moreare just so dang high. We grabbed a medium cold sub here and with tax $9.17. (Blah). Nonetheless, the sun was pretty amazing. Everything here was clean, well stocked. Store was packed at 1:40 on a Tuesday. (Why are we ALWAYS in the way?) Employees are friendly, like always. Needless to say, we came in for items we couldn't get at Aldi across the street. I'd rather save $ on groceries.

There today. Customer service could not be worse. The staff working on the floor do not acknowledge…read moreyou or move aside to let you get to the items you require. Other folks not stocking shelves are chatting together but not working. The front end clerks are not at all friendly- today's clerk- Tommy did not utter one word while I checked out until he handed my receipt and said in a surly tone thank you. This is why Wegmans customer service reviews have just gone downhill.

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.

Dutchland is a little Amish market and deli in Marion. This is similar to Sauders (Seneca Falls) or…read moreOak Hill (Penn Yan) but on a smaller scale. They have your main grocery needs. As with most Amish groceries, items are mostly packaged in bulk containers. The offer fresh baked goods that are very delicious . I highly recommend their chocolate crinkles, chocolate chip, snicker-doodles, oatmeal raisin, or molasses cookies. The day we were there they had cinnamon or sticky buns, whoopi pies and a couple kinds of fresh bread in addition to all the cookies. They have various handmade items such as clothing and wood decor. They have a small greenhouse full of flowers. They had a nice selection of succulents as well. Some that I hadn't seen elsewhere before. They have a deli as well. At a family gathering recently we had a sub tray from here. The subs were fresh and delicious. The toppings were provided packaged on the side so everyone could dress their sub as they pleased. The Cummings maple cotton candy is yummy, in case you were wondering.

Dutchland is a weekly staple since moving to the town. I love seeing the friendly employees and…read moreindulging in their baked goods (friendship bread is a MUST). Great candy selection, deli counter and I've heard rave reviews about their subs and pizza too! Love it so much. Always finding unexpected things to take home!