Price chopper is great employees are so very nice and very helpful…read moreCashiers are very nice and offer to help pack your groceries What more can you ask for its great and I always get my groceries at a good price all departments do a great job Thank you very much for your customer care and service

So I was a big price chopper shopper for many years until today I just got done getting my…read moregroceries as I'm heading to self checkout the attendant was fixing candy in a cart they had by the area I processed to ring up my stuff when I noticed the attendant was might as well say on my shoulders he stood there making me feel so uncomfortable and made me to feel like it was due to my color due to the fact there was another customer in the area I hate to say that but it's definitely how the situation and how close and quickly he stood behind me when I came to self checkout I will no longer be shopping here this is 2026 if you have an issue with someone's race please do not work in customer service

Great corner store! Very friendly service and they have a bit of everything that is priced fairly…read more Deli section is good too!

Great selection of general store items. The food was amazing as well. I had a Philly cheese steak…read moreand it was great. Freshly sliced meat, cheese, onions, peppers and the bread was perfect. Staff was very friendly and super helpful. The porch is amazing and I've been sitting here all day. Very hiker friendly as well.

Nice service, Good food and snacks. Love the overall vibe of the place too. Also amazing with the…read moretemperature. it was cold and windy, and the store warmed me up immediately.

If zeros were available PEX Market would receive a zero minus . There is nothing left to buy in the…read morestore and what there is is inferior level products which is all that they can seem to lay into the store these days this used to be a very fine Market but is now empty shelves and the town is being held hostage by an owner who thinks he will be able to resume business

The items are fine, the deli counter people nice. Can't complain about the veggies, fruits or meat…read more Never had an issue. My problem is with the females I encountered at check-out. They can not be more unpleasant if they tried. Never a smile, or a hello. But what drives me crazy is how after they scan my items, they look away while I pack them up. Kinda shocked that they don't even offer to help. Terrible, absolutely terrible service. I now drive to Adam's in Middletown because I just can't stand their attitude and lack of basic social skills needed to get their job done.

A&P makes it easy for someone who hates to grocery shop. This store is not one of the…read moremonster-sized grocery stores that are appearing on every corner in today's world. By no means is it a tiny place either. It is perfectly sized to contain all the groceries that one would need and unlike some other local grocery shops, this one is always clean and bright and filled with smiling and helpful staff. I've never encountered a long line at this A&P and that's a rare thing indeed for grocery stores everywhere.

I agree with the last reviewer. The store in Hewitt is clean, bright and has whatever you need and…read moremore. It is a perfect sized store to get around in and get your weekly shopping done. They also have good products for The Holidays.

Me encanta este supermercado porque tiene todos los artículos que los latinos necesitamos para…read morecrear nuestros platos favoritos en casa. Aquí es donde voy por mi pernil, suministros de tacos y otras comidas latinas.

I used to shop there a few years back. This time the experience was pleasant, the store is clean…read moreand staff was helpful. Now if I can figure out how to scan the coupons/sale items I would be delighted.

I personally have never purchase food here. The service is very friendly! The ambience is exactly…read morewhat you would expect it to be from a bodega. Prices are very very fair

To Whom It May Concern,…read more Today, I experienced an incident at your store that left me deeply disappointed and disrespected. While shopping, I noticed two employees at self-checkout focus their attention entirely on me. Despite having only eight items--far fewer than others checking out--I was watched, followed, and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by existing in that space. What should have been a simple shopping trip turned into a display of implicit bias and profiling. I was attempting to complete two separate transactions, a normal process that seemed to suddenly become a problem for your staff. The unnecessary remarks, the hovering presence, and the invasive scrutiny were both unprofessional and unsettling. When I addressed the issue directly--pointing out that not every individual of my ethnic group behaves the same way--it appeared to baffle one of your employees. Rather than reflect on my words, she attempted to correct me, further exposing her own assumptions. I reminded her that making assumptions without evidence is the root of bias, and that following and observing someone based solely on perception or stereotype is unacceptable. What made the situation more disturbing was the contrast: multiple white customers with overflowing carts stood unbothered in the "13 items or fewer" section, yet I, with my eight items, became the focus of scrutiny. This is not a coincidence--it's a pattern that many people of color recognize all too well. No one should be made to feel criminalized for existing. No one should be treated like a suspect for simply trying to make a purchase. The entitlement to stand behind a customer, to invade their personal space, and to assume authority over them reflects a deeper, systemic problem that goes beyond customer service--it reveals unconscious prejudice at work. I will not be returning to this location, nor will I spend my money where basic respect is not extended equally to every customer. However, I hope this serves as a wake-up call. This type of conduct does not just harm the person it targets--it harms your brand, your integrity, and the humanity we are all supposed to share. Discrimination--whether conscious or subconscious--has no place in your store, your staff, or any environment that serves the public. I strongly encourage management to address this issue through proper training, accountability, and awareness, so that no one else has to experience what I did today.

Currently the best place to get sushi in Middletown is ShopRite. The MASSIVE catch is; you have to…read moreget it on Wednesdays and they have to be in a black container with some red and gold swirls. That guarantees the best freshness and quality in town. Anything served in a blue wave pattern container is either overpriced, ridiculously small pieces; or both! Middletown's Hannaford isn't as good as the black container sushi; but is definitely better than the blue container sushi. Strangely yet sadly enough; to my knowledge the best sushi in the general area is Pine Bush's Hannaford. Theirs tastes the freshest and has the most variety. Another significant problem I experienced the last few times I stopped there was that I didn't feel safe. The isles felt claustrophobic and there were angry moms yelling at their little children. I swear, from the moment set foot in there something about the rest of the clientele made me feel like I was surrounded by MAGA (Trump's cult) and obviously, when they're around; no one is safe; not even themselves.