Shaw's is our friendly little grocery store in Poultney. Everybody there is friendly and the…read moreselection is good. Can usually get in and out pretty quickly depending on what you need. The store has a friendly spans is easy to move through.

I have been living in Poultney for 3 years and I've been using this store as my default source of…read moregrocery since I moved in. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and there is a huge variety of products despite being the size of a CVS or Rite-Aid. I've never had a bad experience here, it's a wonderful little store and I highly recommend it for all your average grocery needs.

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

On the opening shift the morning guy I'm getting really tired of walking in saying good morning to…read morehim not even having him not saying good morning or even acknowledging me that I'm there I'm a delivery person to this store I'm going to just start leaving the stuff right outside the door

Wow. Nobody else has reviewed this Whitehall, NY hotspot in the years since my inaugural write up-…read moretime for an update! Most of what I said years ago still stands: the gas pumps are tight. The prices? They're up of course, but that's everywhere. Actually, the prices at this Cumby's are BETTER on some grocery items than the QuickChek store near my residence in NJ. For example, a box with 2 delicious Stouffer's French bread pizzas? $4.50 here. $5 for the same thing down at QuickChek. Considering this store is located in a food desert that can't even sustain a McDonald's, credit to Cumby's for not totally exploiting the customers. There is ONE parking spot on the left side of the store by the air pump (I don't think air is free, but not 100% sure on that). Staff was friendly and I appreciate them working on a holiday. One guy was emptying the outdoor trash cans. Cleanliness like that doesn't go unnoticed. Definitely download the app. You'll save 10 cents a gallon on gas and they give you free stuff on a regular basis. I hadn't been to this chain in a year and the app offered me a free chocolate bar. In case you're wondering, I went with peanut butter truffle flavor and am confident that it'll be worth the price paid. Beer selection? Heineken is as "top shelf" as you'll find. With the mid-tier being Labatt Blue, Yuengling, and I guess Bud. Bottom end? We're talking Keystone and upstate NY's classic: GENNY. I purchased a Dos Equis 6 pack for $8.99 (about the same as my local liquor store back home) and a 6 back of Icehouse tallboys for $4.99 in an effort to re-live my high school and early college days. Dad's taking a booze break and they have Heineken 0 six packs for $10. Not cheap but if you are avoiding booze and want something drinkable, it's pretty good. Much better than some "real" beers frankly. Stewart's remains the best c-store in town: they have a better variety of everything from hot food (pizza, hot dogs etc.), dairy products, actual vegetables, lots of frozen convenience foods, baked goods (from freihofer's packaged stuff to Stewart's buttered rolls and pastries), real maple syrup, and a "beer cave" that far surpasses the selection here. Plus they have more gas pumps and much more ample parking. Still, Cumby's has its place, particularly if you are coming from the south and aren't making the turn onto route 4 heading into Vermont. If you want to fill your tank and procure some basic provisions for your ultimate destination, this will do the job. That's all that really matters. Extra stars for the cleanliness and nice staff!

Smaller selection compared to some of the other supermarkets, but still plenty of stuff to shop…read morefrom for your weekly groceries or if you happen to run out of something midweek. Their Clink program is a nice bonus as is their newer loyalty system. Plenty of parking, but hard to make left hand turns out of. It's a nice convenient location when you don't want to drive to Glens Falls/Queensbury, but now Market32 is also close by & has a better selection in some areas compared to this store such as grab-and-go lunch & dinner items, alcohol variety, floral arrangements, and more.

Went to Hannaford in Queensbury NY while vacationing at Lake George. Great inventory fresh veggies…read moreand wonderful bakery. Well staffed with helpful people. Got lobsters steamed at a great price

The sign says 'Broadway Market'. Forget Putorti…read more Airheady staff that's not warm to newbies. Broadway market is a small stone shack on the main drag in Whitehall, New York. They sell (lots of) chips, soda, beer, news, (lots of) candy, fried chicken wings, nuggets, sandwiches and hard drinks. Broadway market is a tough kind of news and beer spot, tough meaning rough around the outside with not that much of food variety inside. There is ice for sale outside and a pretty large walk-in beer cooler. That said, I also found some pretty good deals on beer and seltzers for near-nothing. The staff kept asking each customer "did you order this pizza?" - "did you order this pizza?" - "did you order this pizza? - "did you order this pizza?" - that was funny. A pizza that got ordered by a mysterious caller. Staff has no interest to talk to a new customer, all they do is kiss rear to a bunch of greasy oil-heads installing crap in a nearby house. Still - it has lots of drinks cheap. Review: 5

Yummy sandwiches at really affordable prices. Small convenience store with a deli counter…read more Friendly service .

Convenient and practical market while also carrying one of the best lobster rolls I've ever had…read more Check out the deli, it will exceed expectations with fresh baked goods, pastas and exceptional lobster rolls. Your basic local side road market where the staff is helpful and it surpasses its unassuming outside appearance.

Small local market for your basic groceries with a deli and butcher section. It's the "go to"…read moremarket by the ski resort because of its distance. I've been coming here for years whenever I am in town. It's been at least 5yrs since my last trip to vermount to this market. Very friendly and helpful employees with any groceries and snacks you need. For more gourmet items, you would need to head to a larger supermarket further out in town.

I have been shopping for there years! I really have had no problem. Everyone seems to be friendly…read moreand helpful The food is just as good as in any other store. If there are any returns, there is no problem. They have a discount bread rack and also sales. They did get rid of the smaller carts, that I liked. I really had to think to find something I didn't like??

It's evident that no one in this store cares about their job or the customers, I only shop here if…read moreI absolutely need something quick because it's the closest grocery store near me, tonight I stood in front of the deli counter for 15 mins and the three employees behind the counter didn't even acknowledge my presence, and this is not the first time this has happened, it's bad when I'd rather drive out of my way to a store in West Rutland rather than shop at a store that is two minutes from my home, I'll never step foot in this store again!

Nice little country store. Service was great. Found food that I have never seen before.read more

When Grand Union left several years ago, we were wondering what was going to take its place. Turns…read moreout Tops bought out a number of GU grocery stores. As a grocery store, it's unremarkable. It has a decent selection for a smaller town. There's a deli, produce section, dairy aisle, meat department. Everything you would expect from a grocery store with a smaller selection -- although they really do try here. I wish there was more produce to choose from but I'm spoiled coming from the Midwest.