Shopping has become a high intensity mental workout for me, I used to get hungry when I food…read moreshopped and now I completely lose my appetite and feel a food borne illness slowly creeping into my body as I enter. Before I go to a new grocery market to shop, I am not looking for price comparisons, I don't know exactly what I am looking for, maybe a sale on a mystery pallet liquidation of foods as shopping among people in tight confines is becoming more and more unpleasant. I would roll the dice and see what I get, like a gameshow - the showcase showdown. So I typed into a search "Long Island Grocery Stores" hoping to find some information that would keep me from my new phobias and here is what I got instead. 1. Shootings in the parking lots 2. Workers beating pork against the ground 3. Big stores buying the smaller stores and the accompanied protesters and some weird woman with a bleached blond helmet head that is a psychic(?) I saw someone with a salted and sweet-butter sweatshirt shopping the other day, she was in aisle 3 and breathing really heavy in front of the Redi Whip and talking muffled into her phone, she sounded like a dying saxophone. Being the overworked owner of a new business that focuses on gardening, I look to the produce first - Bell Peppers, 99 cents a pound, broccoli and eggplant the same - but I had to take a peek, just a little peek at the meats and a rumble began in my tummy. Porterhouses, ribs, and brisket will run you $8.99 to $10.99 per pound -- more for what they consider the better stuff - they never show those in their circulars. I talked to a neighbor that I was trying to avoid, she's a loudspeaker chattering whiny little bird but she is nice enough and means well. She saw me and cornered me to tell me about man and god and war and food prices, so i faked a smile and excused myself to get to the checkout line that gave me additional feelings of dread as the lines were long and slow. I took a deep breath and held it, I wondered if I could passout under the bright lights and get away from this experience as quickly as possible. Instead I resorted to steady breathing and went about the overpaying experience.

Great supermarket with nearly everything. Produce, fish, cheeses, olives, bakery? Dairy, Helpful…read morepeople, too.

Battery check in number 2 after an unsuccessful attempt at a defunct Rite Aid that was liquidating…read more-n- batteries go fast in these commercial real estate firesale times. Duracell and Energizer, which last longer with so many promises made to us over the years by the manufacturer. I think the older ones lasted longer and they were in smaller packs that now hold twenty or more. I see off brand batteries, Walmart has theirs and Stop and Shop has a off brand that they sell and its close to half the price of the afore mentioned. What happened to the battery checkers of years gone? Even one volt allowed up and can power a little flash of the light or a few more clicks o your remote, You just placed the contacts in correct polarity and squeeze.. I am harping on batteries now not because I am getting back into toys but I had a problem at the my girlfriends house of a kitchen sink. With little interaction I am not a fan of motion activated touchless faucets, when batteries run out, you can not use it like a regular faucet. A kind management man that greeted me very quickly upon my reaching the customer service counter wasted no time to escort me to the proper area and stayed a bit to chat about this situation I found myself in. I have not purchased more than that at this Stop and Shop location, the one in my neighborhood is in a hole and I just do not enjoy shopping subterranean. I hope to return soon and explore the aisles and shop with the same kind of happy customer happiness I just left with.

They pack your milk on top of your Haagen-Dazs ice cream barsLive near by but shop there…read moreinfrequently because of the lack of common sense. Will stop going altogether.

My first time coming into whole foods. The only reason for me coming to this supermarket was I had…read moreto send back an Amazon package and this was the closest location to send it back with no fee or label The produce looks good fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have fresh prepared sushi, the bakery has nice loafs of bread. The next time I come in this store I will purchase a couple of items.

Shopping tired and hungry is no way to enter a supermarket, but my first Whole Foods experience,…read moresomewhere in Manhattan had been a happy vege and fruit procurement thing. But I watch the workers that the management wants us shoppers to think they're happy as opposed to the Spanish speaking robots of the El team. I doubt they're happy because I was sent to the wrong row to the wrong row for an item and I think this was a little pleasurable experience for the team members. I would have said something about that to the manager but you know the canned line of packaging they're gonna give me. They're probably keeping their numbers up because there was very few items on the shelves, maybe their metrics should switch from cash registers to investment numbers and focus on inventory and stock and friendliness. It's all about control and profit and less about customers and food and society, thank you amzn and bezos for pushing slavelandia to the Long Island areas.

Fresh, great cuts, some personalized items (Puerto Rican Sancocho, which was hearty and…read moredelightful.) We got a whole chicken broken down. Seasoned ground Lamb. Sweet Potato Gnocchi, we made with brown butter and fried sage. Divine. You can find a little bit of everything you need, along with fresh produce and unique specialty items. The creme de la creme is the SERVICE! Impeccable! Personal, friendly and they ensure you leave as family! Although out of our way, will DEFINITELY RETURN!

I have been there a few times and it's been hit or miss. The first time everything was great the…read moresecond was good but a few items fell short the last few times the meat was tough and too much connective tissue and silver skin to be prime especially for the prices that they charge. I would say they are friendly and if you want to give it a try I would go. I will go back for the skewers but not much else.

This has become one of our supermarkets since stop and shop closed last year. It has all the things…read morebut be prepared to spend a pretty penny. Quality is fine. They actually have pretty good baked goods- we love their chocolate chip cookies. The parking area is a zoo- especially during prime time on weeknights - but a risk worth taking when you need to make dinner.

I have only shopped here a couple of times since it's a distance from my home. I shopped there…read moretoday and found a product which was hard to find...that was great! My one issue with this store is the very unfriendly cashier. I always try to say hello when at the register, which I did to this woman. She completely ignored me, seemed angry, and after checkout just handed me the receipt and abruptly walked away. I chose not to say thank you, or acknowledge her after such an unfriendly encounter. If in the future if I need something from this store, I will make sure to steer clear from this unpleasant woman.

They've got a good selection of Japanese items and hot food. I stumbled upon this place randomly…read more Their pork curry was delicious. If you're looking to browse or looking for something specific the staff is helpful and friendly. It's not a huge store but they do have a lot of items, even hello Kitty socks.

Good to see many Japanese items available! I will be back shopping when I go to Roslyn…read more. I will try bentou next time. I like katsu curry.

Need a gallon of milk or a half gallon of ice cream or some beer or some donuts or a loaf of bread?…read moreNot ready to make the committment of actually getting out of your car? Then Dairy Ban is for you! It's the ultimate lazy everyman's drive-thru convenience store!