I like Lidl and Aldi's prices better, but King Kullen beats them both in terms of selection. King…read moreKullen has rather a large selection of gluten-free items, including all manner of flours. I bake my own bread, because the majority of GF bread is overpriced and ridiculously tiny. The produce section is also quite large, and they nearly always have watercress! Again, some prices are rather higher than Lidl or Aldi, but definitely a much bigger selection. Another advantage of King Kullen is the deli. They have Boar's Head and a store brand, and good sale prices. I did have to wait at the counter for a bit until someone turned around and saw me. Another employee fled into the back when I approached the counter. Weird. I got a pound of turkey and a half pound of Swiss. The ready-made meatballs looked delicious, but nobody could tell me if they were made with breadcrumbs. Disappointing. I'm pretty sure that the big Italian meatballs do have breadcrumbs, but there were small teriyaki meatballs that might have been gluten-free. Couldn't risk it, though. Idk why they don't have ingredient lists. It's a large, bright, very clean store. Shelves are well-stocked and organized. Employees are helpful, although the fish guy seemed very surprised when I asked if they ever had fresh salmon burgers. He said they had frozen. In a box. Ah well. I can make them at home. GF breadcrumbs, fresh salmon, and Old Bay, in the food processor. Yum! King Kullen is also the only nearby source for Chobani coffee yogurt, so that's another reason to go.

I grew up on Long Island and remember King Kullen (though we shopped in the late, lamented…read moreWaldbaums more). It's great to shop in a full sized supermarket with a wide assortment of products again. It's a no er set up than Lidl, but also more expensive. The familiar brands are a plus. Not sure if the prices are good or not, but they're an improvement over Manhattan. Haven't tried the butcher or deli yet. Stay tuned.

Very disappointed is an understatement. By far one of the worst sandwich shops around. The flavors…read moreare good but for the price of these sandwiches I expect more than 4 pieces of meat on a hero.

I like the convenience of the place and usually the sandwichs are good. but the chicken salad that…read moreI had today was inedible. next time I will order turkey.

What a nice store! Stopped in for a freshly made smashburger after hearing about them and we ended…read moreup getting the "signature burger" and "Justin's burger". Was very surprised when they came out so small literally like sliders. At $12 a piece, even though they came with some fries, I thought the price was high. I do understand we're paying a premium for a burger from a quality butcher but probably wouldn't order again. Although very tasty! Loved the chopped pickles. They have a nice selection of gluten free pasta products from Italy which I hadn't seen before. Got a few of those and some pickles, chips and sauces too. Nicely organized produce section, friendly staff and overall a very nice business to frequent!

Very nice set up. Pleasant staff. Not cheap. We just purchased some side dishes. We have water…read moreburgers from Justin's and they were excellent. Looking forward to trying more of their offerings.

I grew up near this grocery, and it was fun to come back to it for a visit over Christmas break. My…read moredad was saying how he always loved their red skin potato salad, so I got him a pound of that and got my mom a 20 pound sack of Carolina rice (which, ironically, seems nowhere to be found around here. Please let me know if it is here in the triad somewhere...anyway, they renovated it recently, and it looks nice and clean like a Whole Foods vibe.

I went in there to buy some baby aspirin for my wife tonight I was treated very rudely by the…read morecashier there! And a few days earlier I was in the line at the deli department and the next on in line , while 2 deli employees stood in the back and didn't ask to help me. After waiting 5 minutes I went to a different store. In my 60 years I have never been treated so rudely like I have been a King Kullen manorville.

WOwwwwww,, I have never waited so long in my life for a damn chicken tortilla wrap and a sub!!!…read more First off, when we walked in, there was only ONE customer waiting for his sandwich. The girl behind the counter was no where to be found. She sees us and just ignores us while she is walking around in the back of the store. It wasn't until after about 5-6 more people walk in after us does another worker suddenly appear out of nowhere. What I don't get is that, why didn't the first worker get someone to help take orders and START making the food in the first place when she saw that customers were piling in????? Anyways, we order and and the lady takes our order without writing it down and proceeds to help other customers and it was only when the other customers were helped did they begin to make our sandwiches. Keep in mind, we have already been waiting 20 minutes just to get their attention!! We probably waited ANOTHER 15 minutes for our subs to come out. My friend's chicken wrap was COLD and was missing half the ingredients. She asked for no tomatoes and off course, there were tomatoes since they never wrote down our orders. The size of the wrap was TINY for the price and certainly did not take 20 minutes to make unless they were actually slaughtering the chicken in the back! They charge over $2.50 for mini Simply Orange Juice and Minute Maid Lemonade, which is ridiculous.. Granted, this is the Hamptons and off course, the prices would be jacked up 40-50% and I don't mind paying the extra money if the service was at least attentive but come on, I don't think the service could get any worse here!

Slow service with an attitude. You'd think they would welcome the tourist business. Walked in…read morehere one day and the woman behind the counter was complaning about the busy summer and couldn't wait for the tourism season to end. Huh? How is busy bad for business?? Sorry to ruin your day/summer. As for the store itself, it stocks all the essential items one might need renting a house out in the Hampton's. Beer, chips, beef jerky and marshmallows.

Food, Service, and Ambiance top notch! A great experience. You will not be disappointed.read more

My husband and I rode our bikes into town looking to have lunch. Had heard about Haskell's and we…read moredecided to give it a try. They have expanded the size of cafe and market to include inside seating, outdoor patio and street side tables. We chose to sit outside on street and do some people watching. Had a delicious mahi mahi sandwich. Came with a side salad. The menu had all locally sourced fish, lobsters, oysters, crabs and clams. LOCAL!! Really fresh and delicious! Looks like they have a liquor license as well.

I admit that I have maligned Lidl in the past. They're still kind of weird, and they still don't…read morehave powdered coffee creamer. They now have GF tortillas. Still no actual bread that I could find, but the tortillas are wrap size! And not bad. BUT: their prices are much better than King Kullen, especially for produce. Which has seriously gone up. We all know why *rolls eyes* The produce selection is okay, not amazing. But they had everything I needed. One thing I do like about Lidl is the limited-time, well-priced specials. Especially cheese and sauces. They sometimes have very unique cheeses and other items. Currently, they have glow-in-the-dark Oreo cookies, Tate's pumpkin spice cookies, and pumpkin and caramel Oui yogurt. I can't eat the cookies, and the yogurt is fattening, but it was fun to see them. Lidl also sells odd assortments of ugly clothes and shoes, and occasionally useful housewares. I bought an emergency iron for $18! The box was open and damaged, but the iron works well. Service is mostly friendly. There don't seem to be many employees. The store is very bright, which is excellent for examining produce for spots, and they also have plants at much lower prices than King Kullen. I bought two African violets for $2.99 each! This store is farther away than King Kullen, but the savings on produce alone are worth the drive. I also got two jars of ricotta, red pepper, and pesto sauce. Never saw that combo before!

My friends who live in the area were super bummed when Best Foods closed and was replace by Lidl…read more They miss the higher level of prepared foods and brand name offerings. We checked Lidl out for the first time today. Prices were really low. Produce was really inexpensive. So was chicken. The set up is rudimentary. There are a lot of Lidl branded products there. This won't be our one and only supermarket, but it gets the job done for staples.

Market on the green. Friendly vendors explaining their product…read more Gluten free baked goods Produce Jerky Turmeric Tonics Flowers Live music

The Farmer's Market farm stand is located on Montauk Hwy's north side along a quiet strip of road…read morejust east of the central part of Westhampton. They carry bakery items from Blue Duck.. bread, pies etc.. and some local and area in season produce. What makes this a particularly good farm stand is they carry fresh fish, shell fish and sea scallops always a big plus - for people driving and wanting convience of Montauk Hwy. Friendly people.