Stopped in by chance on the hunt for a sweet treat and I'm so glad we did! Delicious chocolate,…read moreunique and fun chocolate designs and lots and lots of unique and nostalgic candy. This is definitely my new go-to and it is so conveniently located right on Jay st.

Been going there for years. Super low prices and friendly employees. 89 cents for a loaf of bread…read moreand it's really good. Lowest prices for veggies. They carry the best sausage. Owned by Shop Rite. Give them a try.

Price Rite's greatest feature is, as you guessed, its prices. It falls in the same price category…read moreas places like BJs and Sams Club, and their prices tend to be much lower than Price Chopper and Hannaford. There are downsides, however. Much of the time the store is very crowded, there can be a long wait at checkout, and it is a pain to get to from the Albany/Colonie Center area. Still, the prices warrant the gas and even the toll for the Thruway. My suggestion for their developers would be to build another store in the area around Colonie Center/Northway Mall area, perhaps in the old Barnes and Nobles building. With their prices you would probably see a line on Wolf Road waiting to get into the parking lot!!!!

This store has some "your neighborhood grocer" feel to it. Maybe it's due to its smaller size…read morecompared to other "mega stores" in the area (and maybe that's why it hasn't been converted to a Market 32 yet). Maybe it's because it's not at a super-major intersection or state highway. But I also encountered friendly employees. Several went out of their way to say hi to me and be helpful. Being smaller, you may not find every item, or as much of items in stock compared to other stores. The produce department is certainly smaller, yet still efficient, though some of the produce could have been fresher. All areas of the store were well stocked, and it was quite clean. Though I wonder how much their seafood department can appomplish. I wish the self-checkout area was a bit less cramped as well. An entrance sign on Osborne Rd. would be useful too. Still, it's a decent place to shop.

No lines at 6am, but self service should also be available at 6am. In addition, you should hire…read moremore competent people that can keep the prices correct so people don't blame the cashiers for what is NOT THIER FAULT.

Very convenient store. Sells hair, food, and so much more. Nice workers and very helpful.read more

always has the right items when needed and there service is great and always has the good hair…read moreproducts

"No Frills" doesn't begin to describe how minimalist this Jamaican eatery is…read more When you take a seat your food will come in a small square styrofoam container with a plastic fork of the smallest/cheapest variety wrapped in a piece of a cut-rate paper towel. I kid you not. The prices are fair. The quality of the food is fine, with a SUPER Oxtail to be had and unusually tasty Curried Goat. Many of the most interesting items are available for breakfast ONLY e.g. "Liver & Bananas" or "Calaloo" There is ubiquitous Rice and Beans and cabbage, but the beans weren't the traditional Caribbean pigeon peas, but perhaps small kidney beans or red beans. At Noon - some other dishes were unavailable. I was disappointed to learn that the seafood dishes are only available on Fridays !

WOW! This is low…read morebrow Jamaican food worth eating. Do not come here for the decor, comfort, service or cleanliness. This is a down home Caribbean hot table counter with some modest tables and chairs. What they are is CHEAP and good for street food; inside. I like this place. And that scares me!

This medium-small store has a vast variety of wines, nicely organized, to fit everyone's price…read moreranges. There's a couple of coolers in the front for already-chilled white wines as well. The liquor selection, on the right side, isn't as large, but it has enough of the items you'd usually want, particularly for whiskey, rum, and tequila. Prices typically range from competitive to sometimes slightly above average.

Nice people. Prices are a bit higher than other places I try to go just to support a local business.read more

Usually the cheapest gas in the area. The speedway on the other side of the road usually has poor…read morequality gas which gives subpar gas mileage where the gas here is significantly better and usually the same price. Even if the station across the road is cheaper, don't do it. Press the second from the top right button next to the screen to mute the annoying ads.

This was a place I liked to come a few years back. They often had the cheapest gas in the area…read more(they sometimes still do) and the relatively cheap coffee was good (it still is). But the coffee used to be free the first of every month and it no longer is. The worst part of the decline though is in the inventory of snack cakes. Mrs. Freshleys used to reign supreme here, but now the shelf space has been fully usurped by Hostess and a few Pillsbury products. Poor substitution! There also used to sometimes be fresh baked local products at the front register but they haven't appeared for a long time. The quality of service has also not been as good as it used to be (when Chelsea was manager). While I will still sometimes get gasoline and coffee, I know longer hold the place in even slightly high regard. IMPORTANT CAVEAT: The good coffee comes from the metal urns, not the glass pots. They have an extra-caffeinated kind I usually mix with the others. Definitely don't expect good coffee from the glass pots!

WOW!! Would have never known it for the best sandwiches! They have everything here, Lotto, coldest…read morebeer in town. It's a small supermarket they have everything, have the younger kid make the sandwich, though. I also had to try their Jamaican Meat Patty, it was great. Took awhile to get cashed out though, only cause some lady had LOTS of WIC checks in front of the line.