I had no idea that Village Grocery & Refillery AND Village Coffee & Goods shared the same owners-…read morebut it all makes sense. A no-school day for me and impending snow on this side of Kingston was meant for one thing: getting out of the house and heading to breakfast. Village G. is exactly the type of cozy you want on a cold day- because the moment I stepped in here it felt warm, welcoming and bustling. Just like their name, Village G. is part grocery store- where they source fruits and veg from upstate farms and local suppliers and you get some refillable bulk items. You'll also find bagged pastas, prepared salads and grab-and-go meals. But for me, the kitchen is the main event. If a menu has a mushroom omelette, I get weak and Village G.'s version delivered. Theirs is on a toasted sourdough, buttery eggs+mushrooms, topped with arugula and Parmesan. It was earthy and freaking delicious. This was winter breakfast perfection off the bat with awesome service from start to finish.

Great food, pastries and Coffee, very friendly workers and I love that they use the highest quality…read moreand local ingredients!!!!

Fletcher and Lu deserves their 5 stars 100%. DELICIOUS…read moresandwiches!!! My son and I went last week and literally couldn't talk when eating them. The staff was friendly and helpful. I cannot wait to go back and try more things!

Incredible! Maybe the best provisions shop we've ever been to…read more We got a bunch of stuff to entertain a group of 15 for a weekend, and everyone loved everything. Every single thing was pretty much the best version of that thing we've ever had. Best vodka sauce ever. Best handmade pasta ever. Best Caesar dressing. Best charcuterie. Everything. Is. Amazing. A huge boon to Kingston and the whole area. Thank you!

Spent time at the pharmacy I was met with a polite positive pharmacist who answered my questions…read moreimmediately. I have also shopped the store and noticed the aisles are neat and well put together. The bathrooms are very clean and up to date as well.

After a long refurbishment the place looks great and is well stocked. But the customer service,…read morespecifically the cashiers are just nasty. Its like they specifically hired every miserable, obese, middle aged woman they could find who hated their lives, put them at the cashiers station and told them to let all their poison out on the public. Save yourselves the headache and use the self checkout.

Everything you need in one store! The staff is friendly and helpful. They go above and beyond if…read moreyou need assistance. The store is neat, clean and well stocked. Love shopping Shop Rite, Kingston!

I'm giving 2 stars because they often have a good sales on nonperishable items. Unfortunately, in…read morethe past three weeks I have opened up two bagged salads and a package of cucumbers to find them prematurely rotting. I live a half an hour away from a grocery store, so I can't just run over and replace these things. Completely unacceptable. From now on the only thing I'll buy here is non-perishable stuff they put on significant discount. When I called and spoke to a customer service representative, the only response I got was "OK I'll let them know". Looks like I'll be going to the Hannaford up the street from now on.

Cute cafe. It was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. Ordered at the middle and they call your name…read moreto pick up the food / drink. There is plenty of self-serve seats around the place. They also have some picture books to borrow (For the kids) while you wait. And this was a life-saver. We got a Reuben was was pretty good quality. Very thick meat, the saurkraut was great and so was the cheese. But it was so salty, I could only eat half of it. The same goes for the BLT with turkey. The turkey was nicely sliced and the ingredients were all fresh, but it was so salty, I could barely eat it. The bacon very thick, so they put the slices on the side. I like the concept, but too salty for me.

Rosie's is such a special spot and we can't wait to come back to try more items. My boyfriend and I…read moreshared the Bacon, Egg, and Cheese on a toasted everything bagel (bagel was light and airy) with Hudson Valley cheddar and Rosie bacon (thick cut and very flavorful), and it was truly to die for - easily one of the best and freshest BECs we've ever had. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients, and everything feels thoughtfully made. The ambiance is warm and cozy, the kind of place you want to linger in. I also love that it's part cafe, part market, so you can grab incredible food and also pick up market goods like fresh bread and local items. It feels like a neighborhood hub and a destination all in one. An absolute must if you're in Kingston.

Friendly staff, large selection, affordable prices, great app with rewards, and open till 11pm…read more Also excellent store brand items.

This place was once was a great store with a fabulous organic section and while quiet a bit more…read moreexpensive then Walmart I felt the ease of location to my home and knowing where everything was made it worth it. I have been there 4 times recently as they renovated and ultimately destroyed everything about the store and I will never be back which makes me sad. in the filthy confused disgusting mess that is the new renovation Ive never seen something renovated to be uglier and dirtier! and so much harder to shop in! a valiant checker and bagger were manning the register for the 12 of us who waited in line deciding we did not want to self checkout and hey even called the manager to open another lane bc the line was so long. she refused. on top of all that I couldn't find any organic frozen vegetables just one lonely bag of mixed veg. now the organic things are thrown in everywhere no rhyme or reason! I have run into many frazzled people in the store that ran in for one thing and are circling like mad bc nothing makes sense. whomever renovated this store is an idiot and I will never be back. thank you! because I always found an excuse to go there and spend twice as much! but now it's just a shittier more confusing more expensive with far less choices and so much less human checkers it's a sad little wannabe walmart you were the upscale spendy indulgence for people in our area who didn't mind the prices for a full shop or was running in for a quick forgotten or needed item now you are aldis minus the quality, discounts, and organization. I bet this store sees a massive loss in revenue. I'll stick with actual walmart where it's clean cheap organized and has human checkers. to the bagger and check out guy there last night aug 4,2024 you did a great job Grace under pre your manager seemed really lazy and you were anything but lazy! my bags were packed beautifully!

Besides my weekly supermarket runs for the usual fridge and pantry basics elsewhere, Mother Earth,…read moreat the Kings Mall in Kingston, NY goes beyond the usual organic veg. I know I could easily run to Vitamin Shoppe for my fish oil, rosehip oil, sea moss or natural hair and beauty products- but honestly, I'd rather keep supporting Mother Earth . Every so often when I'm catching up with other shops in Kings Mall, I come here to stock up on a few things. While prices are on the high side, the selections make it worth it. When I stopped by recently, I got one of their smoothies, which was super delicious. They also have nice fresh-pressed juice, pastries and hot meal menus. Bigger applause for catering to Vegans and Vegetarians as well. Mother Earth feels like a one-stop shop. The shelves are filled with everything from supplements and herbs to skincare and unique natural products I won't find in any store- not even Vitamin Shoppe. The environment is warm, earthy and inviting- and can tell they care about what they offer.

The variety and quality of their stock is good, and the store is spacious and appealing. Some of…read morethe pricing however, is unconscionable, especially with Adam's and several large supermarkets in close proximity. For example, a quart of Fage Best Self Lactose Free yogurt can be purchased at Price Chopper for $7.99. At Mother Earth, it is sold for $14.49. A pint of organic blueberries sold today for almost $10 as opposed to under $6 at Adams, and the ones at Adams are larger and plumper. I expect higher prices at a market specializing in organic foods, but the disparity makes this store out of reach except for a few of the hardest to find products.