We needed to pick up a few forgotten things while we were vacationing in Malta, and we hit this…read morePrice Chopper. The store is huge! We wandered around for a while, marveling at the long (fully stocked) aisles and little specialty kiosks along the outsides, including sandwiches and pizza near the deli. We found what we needed easily, and they had enough checkout lanes open so we were out in a jiffy. Where we live, a store like this is a dream (one pathetic IGA in town, two larger chain supermarkets in the next town over), and none of have half the variety of products and services as this Price Chopper.

This store still is the worse market ever. I cannot tell you how many times I have been…read moreovercharged!!! Check your receipt!!!

First time at a Market32, and I only came to visit their floral shop, but was very impressed. I…read morecame with a bride and bridal party to get flowers to make our own bouquets, and the flower selection was vast and affordable! The other parts of the store I saw looked clean, bright and organized. Highly recommend for the flower selection!

I got a cake from the bakery specifically asked for flamingo on the cake. I said nothing about…read morebeachy. I just wanted a plain cake with a flamingo and purple piping and I went to pick up my cake and people kept saying how great the people were but then I got my cake and there was no flamingo on it and I know it's my cake because it said happy 11th birthday avery and that's what is on it and what makes me mad is people kept saying how good the cake artist is.

Has decorated over the years. Particularly bad lately. Common inventory items no longer available…read moreand I doubt they are even aware of this.

This used to be my go to supermarket. There is a Citizens Bank within the supermarket and I…read moreworked there part time in the bank for 4 years while I was in college. I felt the food here was fresh and I stopped there everyday so I got all the ingredients fresh. However as time passed and I stopped doing the grocery shopping and in between things changed and my choice was all over the place. It was courtesy of Hannaford that I found out that all the fresh fruits and vegetables are coated with wax. That is when I made sure that I either wash my fruits really well or peel the skin before i eat them. Compared to other supermarkets the isles are spaced better. They have the rewards program so feel free to sign up if you shop there often.

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.

Met friends for a drink at the bar before we went to dinner (at a different location) last night…read more Bartenders are awesome, friendly and make fantastic cocktails! There's a lovely space where a private event was just about to start that is located right behind the bar area. Took a few minutes to walk around the market and everything is immaculate with lots of great choices. It's definitely much smaller than a regular supermarket, but it's an open, airy space that I understand was taken over by a local couple recently.

Newish, very clean store with friendly, polite staff. It has never felt overwhelmingly crowded any…read moreof the times I've gone in. I don't like their sale signs, they are hard to see from a distance. Not like one competitor's that are bright yellow. This makes it harder for me to shop, since I only buy what's on sale. Park on the far right: the lot pitches to the left.

This new Hannaford seems to satisfy the company's need to have a store within easy reach of…read moreapproximately every 3rd exit off I-87 (they have other stores near exits 2E, 6, 9, 15, and 18, so this fills a void). It makes good business sense, as there is a lot of traffic on NY 67 west and NY 50 north, particularly during the evening rush hour. Also, the only other grocery store reasonably convenient was the Price Chopper in the village of Malta, whose motto appears to be "More Roundabouts? Sure!" The store is actually quite aesthetically pleasing. It's well laid out, particularly the produce department. It's brightly lit, and the aisles are easily wide enough for shopping carts going in opposite directions to not interfere with each other. There's a large dining area in the front, with a utensils stand including a microwave. If you're a regular shopper at Hannaford, the organization of the store will feel familiar, except for the beer aisle being closer to the produce/pharmacy departments. It was well stocked and clean, though that's understandable, as it's only been open 6 days as of this review. A few nits: Disappointed that they don't have a hot air hand dryer in the men's room... the salad bar containers don't have the 4-digit number on them for ease of entry at the self-checkout stands (though the newer self-checkout software does have a nice search facility)... only 3 self-checkouts, and I predict there will be a back-up of customers wanting to use these, especially if any break down (which seems to happen more than it should). Of these, only the last one is likely to bother anyone. I'm certainly glad to see a Hannaford here, as opposed to what might have otherwise gone in.

Stopped by Price Chopper to pick up some items for our stay in Manchester. The store is very small…read morecompare to what I am used to in New Jersey. However the store is well stocked. When the cashier asked if we are members of the supermarket, we said we are from out of town. Birch actually gave us members discount. It saved us more than $7! So nice! There really is not a lot of choices to do grocery shopping in Manchester. Price Chopper is a decent option.

Price Chopper is a low cost grocery store in the Northeast of the US. We have stopped here several…read moretimes on our trips to VT to get groceries and produce at good prices. Price Chopper headquarters are located in Downtown Schenectady. The chain operates 131 stores in six states: Upstate New York, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Pennsylvania.

Great experience. Went to the Deli to buy chicken salad. Spoke to this wonderful guy who told me…read morehe would make it for me so please come back in 25 minutes. What great customer service and kindness . I did go back and the next great experience happened. Person behind counter was not the original one I spoke to but said were you the one for the chicken salad and he got it for me without having to wait. Love this store and the Deli ! Went above and beyond in customer service!

The meat turns bad in one day if you don't freeze it . The self checkout is a joke! The only 1 good…read morecashier is a woman named Debbie. She's older & wears glasses The rest of them have their faces buried in their cells,don't watch if your computer freezes up,act annoyed when u ask for help,I cash myself out,bag my own and get the hell out of there. If you want an item that's on sale,u better run, because it's gone the first day. Distant,rude,uppity,and can't be bothered describes 90% of this PC. Order instacart....don't go ! I literally cringe if I have to go in personally.

This place has been around for a while now, you have to make a left at the Berkshire bank on…read moreBroadway/route 22 in order to find it! My girlfriend described it as a "poor man's Costco" and it is sort of like that. It's a restaurant supply/food service company that so happens to have an "open to the public" retail operation as well. You'll find meats, seafood (including live lobster), produce, GIANT containers of mustard, ketchup, hot sauce, olive oil, you name it. They've also got plants/flowers for sale outside in the front. Inside also contains bread, milk, cheese, really all of the "essentials." In a pinch they do sell single rolls of toilet paper like you'll find in a hotel, and paper towels. They have some kitchen utensils if you're in need. Hell, I picked up a bottle of windshield washer fluid here too. Added bonus: they carry nuns of new skete cheesecake! If you aren't familiar with this, google it. It's made by local nuns and is delicious, puts Sysco to shame. $36 for a 4 lb cake. If they don't carry something here that you need, you can find it the dollar general or CVS that's right down the street. Despite not being anywhere near a full service grocery store, Green Mountain Food Service's store is a godsend for the depressed town of Whitehall. Remember to bring cash, or if you're someone who pays by check (how many people do that anymore?) you're covered. Same with EBT, that is accepted. GMFS does NOT accept credit or debit cards. There is an ATM and a restroom on site. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm Monday-Saturday. The store is closed on Sunday.

Prices on the shelf are cheaper than they charge for the product at the register. The price posted…read moreshould be what you pay..NOT the price in their computer as I was charged $8 more for an item than was listed!! Staff could be more professional than they are. GO to BJ's!!!