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.

Visiting from South Florida, I was totally amazed how clean and well stock this Walmart is. In…read moreaddition, I needed help in electronics and received it immediately. If Walmarts were like this and other parts of the country, it would certainly improve its reputation.

I shouldn't complain. These days, a bargain is more challenging to find, so in that respect, they…read moreare still earning 5 stars. For reasonable prices. Why did they lose 2 stars this trip? PRODUCE quality and selection. Mangoes seemed a bargain at 79 cents until they go from unripe to rotten in 48 hours. And organic options were very limited. Produce was what got me hooked on Aldi years ago, but for the past few visits, the quality has been downgraded: the organic celery was old with a woody texture, two of my bagged mandarin oranges had soft spots, and there were no carrots to be found. Blaming Aldi may be misplaced given the repercussions of the tarrifs, but the quality overall did not meet the bar. Check out was efficient and pleasant as always.

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.

I came here yesterday to grab some quick items and had a mixed experience…read more The store itself is massive with lots of products and variety. I had been looking for the Marist IPA limited edition beer and finally found it here which was huge. I think what deterred me overall was that the cashier was pressuring me for cash tips which put me in an awkward situation. I think the front end can definitely benefit from customer service training.

I'm not going to address prices in this review. This was an online order and delivery to my home…read more Although there's an extra fee plus appropriate tip for utilizing the deliver to home service, at the present time, I'm not able to do the heavy lifting. I find the service worth it. Robert delivered my order on time, with a smile and efficiently. The food items were separated logically which I believe was the responsibility of the Shop at home staff,Krystyna. Items were sorted appropriately with perishables separate from non-perishables. Nothing was crushed and everything arrived in good condition. My only complaint was that I especially requested that the bulk water be delivered in the original boxes, but they were placed in bags which held only two per bag. This is not only inefficient, but it also cost more in time and labor, as well as financially because there is a bag fee. Otherwise, they did an excellent job

They have to improve the deli. they only had one person on there and people were waiting for…read moresomeone to attend them, the Workers would pass by and nothing. Some employees are very attentive. While others don't seem to care

For a busy mama as myself, I'm thankful for curbside pick ups. Although convenient there are items…read morethat aren't in stores or they can't find a substitute for it. When I purchased regular white bread, I do however find it hard to believe there's zero brand of white bread in the store. I've used store pick up twice this week, the first time I waited over 15 mins outside using their text messaging communication system. I ended up calling the store to get the order. Overall it's all convince when you have multiple store to go too and a toddler that will get irritable after store #2.