They've expanded their Foreign food section to include more brands and within that of a variety of…read moreproducts, that the local might enjoy. The meat department has the option to buy as much or as little as you need, for a recipe. True, nowadays, most of the meat comes already packaged from the manufacturers. Overall, it's a satisfactory shopping experience.

Bought the Hannaford mozz last week. Look at the exp/use date...8/3/25. So why a week later is it…read moremoldy? This store is truly garbage. Stay away

Prices are way up and although we have the tariff of happy administration mostly to blame,…read moresupermarkets do have a choice on slimming down their margins just a little bit to help the public out. Thus the loss of a star.

What a horrible job done by the Stop & Shop bakery in Poughkeepsie, NY. This cake was ordered in…read moreadvance, picked up and looked like is was made and decorated by a novice. Although it looked like stepped on dog $h1t, it tasted wonderful. Thanks for nothing Stop & Shop bakery!

This place is like the Indian groceries in parts of Queens. They have just about everything you…read moreneed to make authentic Indian food at home. Except the tandoor, but they do have naan bread on the shelf! Different rices, dals, spices, you name it. There's even some frozen entrees. The staff, I met, was very pleasant and genuinely interested in the customer. Definitely worth the trip. The business owner took the pictures of the interior; they are accurate. The store is clean and the shelves neat. The food looks appetizing.

JUST discovered this wonderful Indo-Pak grocery here in Fishkill. It's fairly new, and I wish…read more them a lot of success. A fairly small store, clean store full of goodies. You will find plentiful of frozen breads, meals, desserts and even Idian Delicious Ice cream. They also have fresh made meals, samosas, meat kebabs, sweets etc... Fresh vegetables, and all sorts of spices are also available. The store is full of all kinds of foods. Plentiful of choices. Well worth visiting. The staff is super pleasant and eager to please or explain the different foods. There is a plethora of choices. Prices are great. Go visit

This review is about the grocery dept. It's been improving, more "gourmet" foods on the shelves…read more If you prowl the aisles you'll be surprised at what they carry now. I found Otafuku Okonomiyaki mix for two servings. I wasn't expecting to find it at Walmart! The company has been around since 1922 and is still family owned. They fed the populace after the war, when things were really bad. I know people who lived it and listened to the stories. I've noticed many foods, on the shelves that used to be found only in specialty and ethnic markets. It's becoming more interesting to peruse the store.

if I could give zero stars I would.. this is a first …read more. Absolutely no one including customer service could identify location of inventory that states it was here. Not just one item, but 3 Honestly try a different Walmart . This is seriously awful in all ways

One of my favorite local markets, but today's pickings were slim. It's my own fault because I do…read morebelieve that they get very large shipments in Mondays or Tuesdays so they are running low on inventory from the previous week. That being said, the staff is always very helpful here. I wish I could say the same for some of the customers who pick up something from the frozen food section and leave it in the dry goods area. Come on people with the cost of food these days why are you doing that? I needed a few freezer staples today - wasn't planning on purchasing any ground beef whatsoever from anywhere. However, the vacuum sealed grass fed beef was on special for 599 a pound, which is last year's price. So I picked up six and then the pork was on special for 399 a pound. Both are organic. I'm just crossing my fingers that Aldi isn't sourcing from questionable places. I have a higher level of trust for them than I do for other area supermarkets. Other fines would be split leg of Lamb $7.99 per pound but that was not in my budget this week so we moved on to the dairy section. Loaded up on half pounds of Irish butter at $3.99 per half pound. Some Irish cheese, Cabot block and some prosciutto. Organic half gallon gallons of milk were a decent price at around four dollars per half gallon and organic Greek style yogurt was my last pic from that case. Organic pastor raised eggs were completely empty so I was forced to pick up two dozen of the generic eggs at under two dollars per dozen. These are reserved for some baking projects that don't require organic. The line flowed quickly, and as I usually do, I let two people ahead of me because they were holding just a couple of things in their hands. And no one was behind me. We need to pay forward the karma wherever we can don't we? My hole was pretty good - fresh fruit - oranges, mandarins, a whole pineapple with the lid on lol, and avocados at $.59 apiece. They're small, but they're mighty. I struck out with organic produce and filled in some other items. All in all approximately five large shopping bags full for about $200 which is a bargain at today's prices, unfortunately

I'm a huge fan of Aldi's. It's a perfect store for the budget conscious consumer - something to…read morebalance against the prices of higher, although also higher in quality, stores such as Adams Fairacre farms. This one hits most of the marks. Low prices on quality goods. I mean, where else can you find 79 cent avocados consistently, and walk away with a heavy bag feeling like you scored a good deal? I love their bread and snack selection as well. There are tons of self checkouts which is fine. One thing to note is that there are weird issues I've never seen at other Aldis before - a key example being the egg cartons completely soggy. It's happened more than once, so I think they need to invest in their maintenance/cleaning a bit more.

Cute idea, but hard to find. A quick DRIVE-Through with face to face, personal service…read more So instead of driving up to a menu and speaking in to an intercom, the owner steps into the doorway and takes your order personally. Then you drive around in a semi circle and pick up on the other side of the cute little building. In theory, this is a really cute idea but the day I was there he was working solo so the potential for a longer wait time is definitely there. TIP FOR MANAGEMENT: OFFER "a snack pack". Daily special which could selection of chips and soda and something sweet for a set price every day. No substitutions but a set price.? This would allow for a faster "grab and go quote experience and may expedite service and wait time. I'm giving the business 4 stars for concept, 5 for personal service, and 3 stars for ease-of-use. The name is farm store but many of the product seemed to be large manufacture and more run-of-the-mill. It would be fantastic to have a true farm store experience with local produce or snacks, etc.

So far so good. Ordered empanada and half gallon of milk. Then on Tuesday ordered cheddar soup…read more Quality is good. Need to find a way to get things quicker. The empanada had to be heated up and if you are getting other things, it could take 10 minutes or more so if it is busy there will be a line, so you might be better off going to a deli.

We had a bit of an issue with something from the seafood section. The department manager, Chris…read morestraightened it out quickly and arranged a swap out. Frank was well informed and prepared so my wait was short. Thanks, Frank and Chris for taking the excellent customer service. While waiting, I headed down for a few quick items so the shopping trip was pretty quick this time. The store is clean the kind of ambience you would expect from a well run supermarket. I can't blame the manager at this location for the exorbitant prices because I think that is a corporate directive, but prices are absolutely through the roof.

This store has a new manager. There was a large selection of gluten free foods and organic foods…read more All were in their own section. They dismantled and mixed everything together with all food. They no longer carry many of the foods that they once did. Even some of the Shop Rite items that were gluten free and organic are no longer ordered for this store and the one in Hyde Park. Even the quality of their Fruits and vegetables have declined in both stores. So disappointing! They are now the same as all the other grocery stores in the area. Nothing sets them apart. So sad!!!

Mediocre supermarket with a mediocre selection. The produce section is lacking. For instance, I…read morehave tried looking for more than one variation of cabbage and that was a fail. Another instance, I was simply looking for onions and the entire bin was rotten. I have a child with a peanut allergy so I have to get almond butter. However, almond butter could contain traces of peanut if you read the labels. I searched high and low and could not find any almond butter brand that did not contain traces of peanut butter. I then resorted to a $10 jar of sunflower butter. That's really overpriced. The supermarket is OK. Nothing spectacular but not terrible.

Sadly won't be shopping here anymore the prices are too high, I can get the same products at other…read moregrocery stores for a dollar or more less. Also most people are struggling to begin with and every time I go to shop there I feel like I'm being asked to donate money either by the employees in the aisles or at the register.

I haven't been here in a while, but I can tell you that it feels different here. I just came here…read morefor perishable items today. Eggs, butter, cheese, and I was hoping ground beef. Ground beef - hamburger meat for goodness sakes. Hamburger meat was almost 6 dollars a pound. For two dollars a pound I picked up the picnic ham instead Other items that they're carrying are complete with every modified chemical under the sun. BJ's and other wholesale box stores have an opportunity to invest in the American people's health. With the volume they commit to, I challenge BJs to insist that manufacturers of snack foods, and cakes, clean up their act. And take the appeal off of fruits and vegetables. I do not shop at their competitor because of their LGBTQ disparagement. BJs to my knowledge still supports diversity and equity. So I will give them my dollars. But they need to stop being complicit in the damage that the food industry is doing to us. We expect more.

10/4/25 - this review is for the tire center; in particular the worker there…read more Although he is alone, and very busy he still is calm, and helpful. Some people would be abrupt or ignore the clientele, not him. Stopped in today to have the wheel lugs retorqued, had new tires put on the car Monday. He working on another car on the lift, he asked me if I could give him a half hour to 45 minutes, and he would do it. I said no problem, if you want me to come back later. Then he said, he's almost done there to give him a couple of minutes and he'll retorque wheels. That's great customer service! He really must enjoy his job, because he tries to get as much done as he possibly can. Unlike some places where they do as little as possible. I only hope the human resources department gets him an assistant before he decides to go elsewhere That would be a major loss for BJ's tire department.