To have a name like "Price Chopper" I'd think prices would be, you know, CHOPPED? The place is…read moreclean, and the service was good, the store in general was a bit small with how many people go there..

I quit trying to buy their roaster chickens after receiving 3 so dried out and un-eatable. Now I'm…read moredone all together. I had a bad taste for them when they told me to hold my returnables during the pandemic or take them to Big M. Now they require me to have my license scanned to buy beer. This is not a NYS law. Check my DOB fine, even look at me and notice I'm a senior, fine, but they are data mining. I told the cashier I did not want my License scanned and she said the store requires it. I said I didn't want my info in their system. She said" Oh Honey we already have all of your info" Great to know in these days of system hacking." I'm done with them. I'll drive farther to Big M where they use their head. I now know why they are still in business, when up the road is a cheaper option.

This supermarket has that nice small town market feel. The staff are all very pleasant and help you…read morewhenever you need it. We had been up to this market in the past and saw their hot bar food, but didn't have time to get some, so we had to come back to try it. We ended up ordering some chicken tenders, potato wedges, and Mac and cheese. The chicken tenders were very crispy with a nice seasoned flavor. The potato wedges were very good! They had a nice crispy exterior with creamy potato on the inside. The Mac and cheese was good, with a creamy texture, I myself could have just used some pepper on it. We definitely will be back in the future to try some of their other foods and their subs.

This is a decent grocery store is a small town in northern New York. I was there midweek, shortly…read morebefore closing the week of thanksgiving. The town itself was pretty sleepy. There wasn't much open at all. I needed a few items since I was staying in the area for a few days. It was a decent enough selection for a small grocery store. Friendly staff. Ample parking.

Knorr's has closed. The business, operated by the same family, is now the Chug a Lug Pub & Grillread more

Big M is under new ownership. They no longer have deposit return machines for cans, glass and…read moreplastic bottles. Extremely irresponsible."Buy here, we'll charge a deposit but do not bring the empties back". Shelves are somewhat empty and they no longer carry Upstate milk or Black River eggs (perhaps the freshest previously available). Big M historically has been my go to grocery year round. I will probably start going up-river to Price Chopper.

Amazing service, products, staff. Invested in and serves our community. Love the Big M!!read more

Most of the cashiers are actually friendly and don't put your bread in the bottom of a bag with…read moreyour canned goods on top of it. Also, if you love to use coupons, I've rarely ran into a coupon nazi at Big M.

I have found some hard to find bulk items here. I found a bag of frozen peppers here. Friendly…read morepeople as well.

Update: 2018-08-12: The chain has re-branded and is now called The Grocery Outlet and not Almost…read morePerfect. It's still awesome and I still love it. Original review: So Almost Perfect is a chain with several locations. Prior to my visit to this Brockville location, I had only ever been to the Toronto location. I would say that the Brockville location is comparable to the Toronto location. Almost Perfect is a grocery store outlet. They sell items that are "almost perfect" like mis-formed chocolate bars, or broken cookies. They also sell items that are approaching their best-before date or discontinued products, like things in flavours that didn't sell well. Their prices are cheap, cheap, cheap. I got some kale chips that usually sell for $6.99 a bag at Loblaws for only $3.33 a bag (the "best-before date" was 3 months from the date of purchase, so not bad at all). They had lots of Udi's gluten-free breads going for $10 for 3 loaves. They had Annie's organic gummies for $2.99 a box. Inventory changes regularly, so it's a surprise with every visit :) This location is a stand alone store (not in a strip mall). There's an attached parking lot with free parking. Staff are super nice and helpful. They only take cash or debit. No credit cards. This place is awesome. If I lived in Brockville, I would go every week!

Love the variety of products that I haven't seen anywhere else in the area and it's close to where…read moreI live.

Excellent subs!! Great place to get lunch meat!! An awesome selection of specialty items! Friendly…read moreservice!

I have been going back and forth between Hannaford in Watertown and Price Chopper for years. Now I…read moream a permanent member of the Hannaford Community. The store is well stocked, well priced. The produce is fantastic and is monitored by the amazing and friendly produce manager, George. The facility is clean; the employees are helpful. This year some new front end associates came in; AJ, Nate, Juan, and a sweet girl who's nametag I can never see.... They are so well trained, and so kind. The experience is enjoyable each and every time I go in.

New town and found this gem because we forgot some groceries for our trip. Great little store and…read morevery clean. Also, staff very helpful in guiding us where to find things. Highly recommend.

Out of paper bags, they just force you to buy them at this point. Multi million dollar company…read morecan't even order enough bags.

I suppose this review belongs on the national Walmart website, but I tried to process the order at…read morethis store so here goes. A couple of weeks ago, my friends and I decided that for our annual boardgaming weekend near here we would order groceries online from the comfort of our homes (hours away) and pick them up here instead of buying them far away and driving then up to the cabin. I researched online and found Walmart had a 3-week window for grocery orders (you couldn't order them farther out than that). Since I didn't need them in 3 weeks, I put together an order online and picked the farthest out date. I basically wanted to see what they had, how the process worked, etc. The website had trouble finding this store, so I had to call them up and confirm their address. Still problems, so I moved on to selecting groceries. Finding most things I wanted online was easy, though some items were out of stock (2L bottles of Pepsi? Walmart brand cookies? Zucchini? Are you kidding me?) and I found that odd. Ordering large packs of meat was problematic as you could put in the cart a package of chicken weighing between 2.75 - 4 pounds, but it wouldn't tell you the weight. And knowing how much it weighed is a big problem when ordering it to feed 8 guys, so I decided that when we picked up the groceries we would just need to check. All in all, though, it went well. Fast forward three weeks and I was ready to place it "for real" (I was now within the 3-week window of my trip). But I couldn't adjust the pick up date anymore. I tried everything, but no good. So, I called Walmart IT and they were clueless too. They had to call their IT staff and put us into a 3-way call (that ended up taking 45 minutes total) and it turns out Walmart has changed their site and process in the past 3 weeks. My old order cannot be cancelled, but I cannot use it for pick-up either. I needed to place a new order. Their window is now only 1 week instead of 3 weeks, and lots more items are out of stock. So, we made a new order and I got ready to submit it but held off for a day. The next day, it was gone... and only my old order was left. I had to do it all over again. I just don't understand how this system is supposed to be more convenient then going into the store to shop. I am stuck with an old order (of 70+ items) that won't go out of my shopping cart and the IT can't cancel it. I just have to wait and perhaps it will disappear. My new order isn't saving because I already have something in my "shopping cart" (my old order). And the old order cannot be processed because it was started under the old version of the website. GRRR!