Local, local, local! So much local product! Kind staff as well. Prices a bit high, but that's true most places right now.

At a time of high food prices, Peck's food market refuses to accept NYS food stamps, depriving it's economically challenged customers of a local place to buy groceries, forcing them to drive at least twenty minutes to get staples for their families. It's unethical. We shop there only when necessary due to this elitist policy read more

Peck's Food Market - one day you will tell your story of how you overcome what you went through adrift - will be someone - Grocery Near Me - Pine Plains, New York

Prices are quite high and they don't have much of a selection. They are the only game in town for the Pine Plains locals. I was suprised that they don't accept EBT and WIC. I feel like it would really help some of the locals if they did. I saw online that there is a process and qualification that may be they do not meet. I do enjoy their local produce and friendly staff. read more

Employees always seem miserable here and this place could use a serious deep clean. It's disgusting and filthy in there. Prices are way too high. Shame on you for not accepting EBT for those in town struggling read more

Has this store just seen better days? It was my first, and last, visit. Dirty, some expired, overpriced items. And they post on the door that they don't accept EBT. Many locals, and out of owners, are struggling yet their policy seems to be one of dispassionate, uncaring views. Definitely will never return or recommend. Would much rather drive further where compassion is at least feigned. One star is one too many. read more

A great place to shop and the closest if you are out of the grocery. All items are fresh and well-displayed. People are friendly and ready to help. S.Norman read more

Old fashioned IGA grocery store. Has a decent selection of foods. Deli on site but they don't make sandwiches. Has a good produce department. Dairy ok. Small garden section with some interesting plants for sale. Employees are always helpful. read more

A stroll through Peck's Market will confuse you. The goods and customers are an unexpected mix; Grand Union meets Dean and DeLuca? This modest business carries a number of high quality and unusual items typical of a gourmet food store along with rural grocery store goods (e.g. find Kraft Cheese next to craft cheese; so lame at wordplay I know). Nice selection of local organic vegetables, meats, and nearby Harney and Sons tea. Peck's staff is very friendly and helpful. The store now accepts credit cards! (Used to be cash and checks only. . .really!). You might run into Liam Neeson picking up some truffle butter the next time you run out of T.P. read more

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They have your standard grocery items, plus some of the fancier things demanded by some of their regular weekenders. I buy organic milk and local organic produce here, and enjoy their beer selection. They started taking credit cards last spring. Staff has, on occasion, worn the grumpy facade of New England Crabby Yankee. Don't fall for it; everyone who works here is actually friendly and helpful. read more

For the markets employees one star is to much . I shop for fresher produce every other day. And an employee told me I come there to much. And that I should do a bigger shopping and come in less often. I believe that to be rude and out of place. read more

Peck's has the best cooked chickens ever. So much better than Stop n Shop or at Adams. I like the down home feel of the market. Unpretentious and interesting read more

Small town grocery store that has changed little over the decades. Standard items plus a few more expensive specialty things aimed at part-time residents from NYC area. Not necessarily the cheapest, but is is the only store for 10+ mile radius. read more

Today, when we were had arrived a little early to an appointment almost across the street from your lot, we decided to spend a few minutes in your store. Now, this experience was the first time I'd been in your store, and, from my experience will be my last experience. Not only were the prices high(compared to most IGA's in the area), but the aisles weren't wide enough to walk (or to even breathe) without bumping into someone. A single bag of potato chips were $3/bag(one of those average big bags)...that's comparatively high, when compared to the norms around other towns nearby. No matter what product I held up to see the price, the prices were much higher than normal. That's price-gauging your customer! Just because you are one of the only IGA's around, doesn't mean you can ask whatever you feel like asking for the products. It's no wonder there were only 2 people in line at the registers and only one register of three that were open at 4pm today. And it wasn't just these prices and aisles sizes that bugged the living daylights out of me. The floors were shabby. The carpets were covering up all the dust, dirt and pieces of floor tile that had broken off from non-upkeep. I did eventually walk out, unhappy with my visit, without any food purchases! Don't expect me back in, until you LOWER YOUR PRICES! read more

Peck's Market is the best grocery store I have ever been in. The produce and dairy and meat are highest quality, constantly refreshed. I'm a 'perimeter shopper' so I don't buy much in the way of canned stuff, paper products, prepared food. If you want to shop like a fresh everyday cook, Peck's is the best. Plus, if you ask them for anything special, they will get it. Gruyere, french goat cheese, local cheese, local lamb, beef, chicken, pork, much produce from local farms, all labelled. My only issue is that the variety of fish is minimal. Also, it's not a big store, so in and out in 10 mins. But they do have whisks, shower curtain liners, dog treats, all of that. read more

Peck's Does a good job of providing a small town with a wide variety of the standard grocery items. The store is clean and well ordered with aisles laid out with easy to find goods. The meat and produce is fresh and appetizing. If it seems to be the typical grocery store of the 1950's, that reflects the town itself which looks like it hasn't changed in a half century. Pine Plains is a Brigadoon where life was simpler and folks were neighbors, not strangers. Stop in at Peck's for a good and wholesome look back at a cherished America. read more

Pity no stars isn't an option. Staff is rude and anti-social. Never order from the deli, huge mistake I won't make again. They have some decent produce and local items but not worth the prices, the negative atmosphere, the cluttered aisles and decrepit parking lot and storefront. read more

Don't use your cell phone in there u might get kicked out because they'll think u are not shopping and just there to talk. I was when I was trying to find out what dog food my boyfriends dog eats because he is away for military. Staff nice owner and family need to learn how to be nice to their paying customers. I will no longer be spending my money there. read more

The store itself has seen better days. It looks as if a good scrubbing would help but it is just wear and tear. As a local resident, the selection of high quality and unusual items is nice but not what I am looking for. I would love a reasonably priced grocery store where I could do weekly shopping. This is not the case. The prices are too high for local residents to use as their every day grocery store. I avoid going there unless I run out of something which is probably once or twice a year. Last time I bought produce it was rotten within a day. Not a big fan and wouldn't recommend. read more

Small town grocery with a good selection of local organic vegetables, dairy products and meat from local farms like Black Sheep Farm, Ronnybrook, Amazing Real Live Food Company, Meillers Meat. Their meat is always excellent (the London Broil is my favorite) and when on sale compares price wise with any store. A real mix to accommodate locals and the wealthy weekenders that are transforming Pine Plains. As you would expect prices are often more than big high volume supermarkets. Staff always helpful. Credit cards now accepted. read more