SPOILED Lactaid coffee creamers purchased on 4/17/26 in evening, with a best if used by date of…read more4/15/26 noticed bumps like bubbles as I was pouring the next morning- never used Lactaid before & thought nothing of it. 4/19/26-morning used it again still bumps like bubbles but it smelled strong. Looked this up online- it said it sounds spoiled. When I called the store, the customer service desk told me that because I purchased it in the reduced price area it's not refundable- I purchase from the reduced priced area regularly and I am fully aware of their no-refund policy on reduced items-It's labeled right on the front of the fridge door, but come on!! DOES THE STORE REALLY THINK ITS OK TO SELL SPOILED ITEMS??

This place is cute! Stopped in for the first time today, and I was impressed!…read more It's clean, well stocked, and organized. On the way in one of the cashiers offered my daughter a sticker. I'm so used to Wegmans, which is a powerhouse, that I was shocked to see how few registers they had up front. But the lines were not long. They have a good sized produce section, a deli, and a bakery. (Apparently they make the donuts from scratch!) I picked up a few of those to try, and they were delicious. In the back by the bakery is a cute little floral department. Spring gnome decorations were EVERYWHERE, and my daughter thought that was just THE BEST. There is also a pharmacy nestled right in the middle of the store. Prices were a bit more expensive than you'd find at the "big box" stores for many items, but I saw quite a few that were price comparable or cheaper. They've got some great day of the week deals (like sticks of butter on Tuesday, a half gallon of milk on Friday). I also loved the signage - they tagged gluten free, dairy free, heart healthy, and sales were easy to spot. For being a smaller store, they also had a pretty great selection of specialty items! There was a good 4ft sized section in produce devoted to meat free and dairy free right up front. I definitely plan on going back to try out more of the baked goods, and the pizza slices smelled delicious, too!

Went to buy donuts and this is the third and last time. They have great donuts but they are never…read morein the right place. I love Bavarian cream ones and have gotten them once they mix them up and put them in the wrong place and I end up with custard I don't like custard. Is it really that hard to put donuts in the right place? And butter cream donuts are NOT Bavarian cream. Yuck. It's false advertisement and a waste of money and time

First time going to this place and it was very organized with the deli and the produce and to the…read moredairy. Also love the different sections in the story and easy to spot. Only flaw was that the cashier was not working and the lady said you had to have like sum sort of membership for the store but other than that nice store

Highlight: A mid-high tier grocery chain store that is clean, well stocked, and pleasant to be in…read more Produce prices are a little high, but everything here is high quality and not likely to go bad easily. Normal and competitive prices for all household items, dried goods, etc that are comparable to Costco. If you want cheaper items but lower quality, then Tops is the competing grocery store in this region. Tips: this is a chain that has an advantage card thingy. The app keeps tabs of your receipts, gives you coupons, and discounts. Produce: Prices here can be a little steep- almost comparable to things at Whole Foods. However the quality here is excellent. You won't find anything yellowing and going bad on any aisle. A bundle of scallions can stay fresh and crisp in your fridge for a whole week. Depending on season, some produce can be super cheap. For example, in the summer, a clamshell of blueberries can be as low as 5.99 compared to the 6.99 at Costco- none of the berries are moldy and can last for 1.5 weeks. Their selection of herbs are a little small, but their organic section is pretty well fledged. Home goods: Toilet paper, plastic bags, etc are competitive prices to Walmart and Costco in terms of quality and price- the plus side is that you aren't stuck with bulk amounts from Costco. I find that their soaps and cosmetic prices are more competitive than Ulta and drug stores. Dried Goods: They have their own Wegman's brand item and Top Care products, and I guarantee everything here is high quality. Even the Wegman's products are as comparable to Mariani's Dried Fruits for example. Beer/Spirits: there is a side liquor store part of the Wegman's. You can buy beers inside the main store and go to the side for a side part of spirits. Pharmacy: There's a pharmacy and section with over the counter goods. THey offer the Top Care brand and the normal brand. Meats: You can buy almost every meat- hint, if you sometimes come in the morning, you can find discounted meats but still good quality. Fish can be a little pricy- I tend to lean towards Costco for my fish, but everything else is good. Dairy: Wegman's yogurt tends to trend towards the tart taste- so if you like sweeter varieties, then you can add your own sugar/jam. Eggs and milk are ok priced. I've had a hit/miss with the milk here- sometimes it goes bad faster than others. International Grocery: They do a pretty good job here providing the necessary things needed to make most goods. The prices may be 1$ more than the original ethnic store, but the goods are authentic. You can pick up the original brands of garam masala, soy sauces, European goods etc here for a fair price. IF you can't find more obscure spices, then hit up Asia Food Market or the Indian market right on west Henrietta outside of Rustic Village.

Wegmans prices go up but quality goes way down. I have been buying boneless, skinless chicken at…read moreWegmans for 50 years. I now find a lot of bones in it. I also buy potatoes weekly and some are rotted in the bag and also all the potatoes have eyes all over them. What happened to quality?? If you keep raising prices, please match it with quality!!!

There today. Customer service could not be worse. The staff working on the floor do not acknowledge…read moreyou or move aside to let you get to the items you require. Other folks not stocking shelves are chatting together but not working. The front end clerks are not at all friendly- today's clerk- Tommy did not utter one word while I checked out until he handed my receipt and said in a surly tone thank you. This is why Wegmans customer service reviews have just gone downhill.

I think with the longer we live in Houston, the more overhyped we think Wegmans is. The prices here…read moreare just so dang high. We grabbed a medium cold sub here and with tax $9.17. (Blah). Nonetheless, the sun was pretty amazing. Everything here was clean, well stocked. Store was packed at 1:40 on a Tuesday. (Why are we ALWAYS in the way?) Employees are friendly, like always. Needless to say, we came in for items we couldn't get at Aldi across the street. I'd rather save $ on groceries.

This is definitely one of the older Aldi stores I've been to but it was still a great option,…read moreespecially since we came from the BUSTLING PRICY Wegman's across the street. It was night and day between the 2 stores. There might have been like 6 customers in here vs hundreds in Weggie's. Fortunately, we're not hoity-toity and have no problem shopping here. We got nearly all we needed here. They did not have provolone cheese (but neither did the other Aldi we went to in the area so maybe it was a supply issue... or everyone in the ROC loves Aldi provolone. Haha) Love the self checkout! We don't have that in Houston! Prices can't be beat!

Cheap groceries but the checkout process irritates me…read more Feel like I'm getting groceries thrown at me when I'm paying. Especially during my last visit, where the cashier was literally throwing my items into the cart. Just felt a little disrespectful, but maybe I'm a bit sensitive. There's a way to be efficient without feeling overly rushed.

Very good! This is a cute little place that serves sandwiches, breakfast, and dinner. Lunch/sub…read moreitems seem to be the biggest part of the menu here. We got a large Italian sub (hot ham, salami, capicola, provolone) and it was great. The large was enough for two big guys. The bread was perfect. A long Italian roll with a crunchy crust and soft chewy interior. Yum. They also serve eggs and breakfast sammies in the AM. (These we have not tried). Their dinner menu includes chicken, eggplant, and veal parmigiana. Also saw meatballs and sausage on the menu. Will be back next time I visit the momser.

Perfect shop for lunch and dinner and all your Italian food needs. Their sandwiches are excellent…read moreand filling, the salads fresh and dinners definitely tasty and home cooked. On a recent business trip I stopped in to pickup dinner on more than a couple occasions. My type of "mom & pop" place to it.

My wife told me about her experience at this Walmart this past Friday. A little backstory of that…read moreshe is 8.5 months pregnant and was with our 3-year-old daughter who loves to help scan items. My wife picked up some items we needed during midday at this particular Walmart in Victor, and when she was using the self register, she was scanning items and our daughter was trying to scan items as well as it set off the shoplifting alarm in on the register and the male attendant came over and was terribly rude and made a scene so that other shoppers stopped and watched to her even after she explained that our daughter was trying to eagerly help scan items (again she's just 3) and everything was scanned. The attendant, went through my wife's shopping bags, without permission, to make sure everything was accounted for and basically accused every other item he saw in the bag to be not scanned until my wife SHOWED HIM on the register where it was scanned. Every item one by one. Meanwhile he threatened her that "he already voided someone's order today, he's not afraid to do it again with her", then turns to our 3 year daughter and asked her if she's been naughty this year because Santa's watching her. After my wife accounted for all her items in the bags, she said he stood there to watch the remainder of the items being scanned all while trying to look and see if there was something in her stuffed in her coat because, you know, SHE'S EIGHT MONTHS PREGNANT!!! SHE LOOKS LIKE SHE IS CARING TWINS!! How about next time, when you see a pregnant mom, struggling with a little toddler you ask to help her instead of accuse her of stealing and threatening to void her transaction and stand there and stare at her stomach to see if she stealing something under the coat. DO BETTER WALMART!!!!

Stopped in over the holiday weekend as I was in the area, easy in and out parking, it's smaller…read morethan Henrietta. I found everything I needed easily, aisles are well marked, and organized, place was clean, staff were helpful for the one item I couldn't find. Checkout had a 1 register open with a long line, but self checkout, which I use, was moving steady so got out in just a couple minutes. Definitely going to stop back in when in the area, nice store, thanks.

This is the only Trader Joe's in Rochester. All staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. When you…read morewalk in it's the flower section and then the layout is the same to the typical store. There is a free sample in the back corner all of the time. As well, they don't charge for using their paper bags. Trader Joe's mainly only has Trader Joe's products. Not much more but other brand names like Amy's

Visited Trader Joe's in Pittsford, and this location felt a little different from most Trader Joe's…read moreI'm familiar with. I didn't see as many friendly staff members circulating on the floor, which can be frustrating when you have a question and need some help. The angled layout is also a bit odd, and I didn't find the overall flow of the store particularly intuitive. On the positive side, there's plenty of parking, and the plaza itself is decent. Overall, a perfectly functional Trader Joe's, but this location could use a little more staff presence and a better-designed shopping flow. I feel the area deserves a better experience from its local TJ's. Saluti.

Hit and miss on friendly cashiers. Usually have everything I need. Great selection of produce.read more

What happened to Wegmans customer service? I accidentally grabbed a 3 pound bag of frozen mango…read moreinstead of a 3 pound bag of frozen pineapple - because I didn't look carefully enough to see that they had them mixed together and the bags look nearly identical in the freezer. I noticed my mistake immediately after going through the checkout - and when I went to the customer service desk to make an exchange, I was told no. What? This is not the Wegmans I know and after spending 10s of thousands of dollars there per year, feel very used and insulted. It's not like I went home, used half the bag and came back with it melted. NO! Do better, you greedy SOBs.

I love that this wegmans is set up similar to mine at home so I could find things easily! But being…read morethat we are traveling home, figured wegmans is kind of known for their clean bathrooms......not here so that was weird.

I love the subs here !!! I ask get an everything sub!! It's clean there! I usually get a small sub…read morebut when I am hangry I get a medium!!