The Amityville Stop & Shop is pretty decent, and convenient. The bread and muffins they sell at the…read morebakery are delicious, and I also love the Starbucks coffee kiosk by the bakery. However, I have a few complaints about this location in Amityville. One, being that the deli counter is complete madness, because it takes forever for the deli order to be ready. The self check out area is no longer divided into sections, as it used to be, and it's pretty sad that we now have to be cramped into a small area, just to purchase and finish shopping. Not to mention, that the self-checkout cash registers are faulty. Finally, I don't like the bathrooms that much, because they smell, and they're not the cleanest. I can actually smell the virus from inside the stall. Giving this store three stars, because there are some pretty good things about this store. There are friendly people who work here too. I hope they fix the registers, and the self-checkout area.

I live in Amityville 3 months out of the year. I shop at Stop and Shop because it is within walking…read moredistance. NOT because it is a wonderful experience. There are 2 checkout people who are excellent...It might be only one now because Cissi seems to be gone. That leaves only Nuri who makes sure you are getting all the discounts you are entitled to. There is one checkout person who has, on several occasions, rung up an item, and placed it on a small shelf on her side of the checkout belt. Gee I wonder why she does that...NOT. She is also rather nasty. The robot needs to be reprogrammed because it will run into shoppers on occasion--someday a customer is going to trip and fall and good bye robot, or good bye Stop and Shop. Other reviewers have mentioned their signage problem with sale items. I have also found that to be very true.

Tony's Meat Market is a great local spot with friendly staff and tons of options to choose from…read more The counter person was extremely helpful and made the whole experience easy. Looking forward to coming back for all my BBQ needs.

Best sandwiches ever. The man who makes them looks like he hates life but i sincerely think that…read moreadds to the flavor. Overall great store, the owner and staff treat you like family and the food and its quality speaks for itself. I love the business even more under new ownership. Ps sausage meatballs are a spiritual experience

Always a great spot to pick up fresh produce. Also you can find spices that cater to a ton of…read moreethnicities. In addition to being a multicultural grocery store - there's a bakery/deli and fish market on site - the fish market is amazing, there is a large variety and it's always fresh. When purchasing fish - you will pay them directly not at the front register. Try to avoid this place on the weekends because it gets crowded

Fruit tree is truly a savior when it comes to buying groceries to making cultural dishes people…read moreoften love. They often have food items that you may not find in a chain or standard northeastern grocery store. I recently came here to buy sorrel (dried hibiscus flowers/roselle) that is utilized for create a special holiday drink in Caribbean culture. Lucky for me they had some! When I'm looking for ingredients for Jamaican or Haitian dishes, I'll consider them and often times they have what I need. Additionally, I think this is a good local spot if you are looking for food items for Hispanic dishes. They know who their target audience. I will say some items were expensive so it's good to compare to other local businesses to get the best bang for your buck. The employees here are often helpful and get you in and out of the store fast at checkout. I definitely recommend.

Seems like they've fixed the heating issue. I've noticed a positive change recently in the way the…read moreemployees are being treated as well, definitely a plus. Still a little overpriced but they do carry many Caribbean products that you don't find elsewhere around here... their fish market is also something I appreciate.

Thank you, Anthony, for being friendly and helpful! Great Service. I went in to send money at…read moreWestern Union, and I was in and out fast. Thank you to the person who assisted me.

I love a supermarket that gives me a good deal and that's the name of the Aldi game. You may not…read morefind everything you are looking for her, especially if name brands in particular are your thing, but they do offer a lot of alternatives. Biggest gripe is that when it came to cleaning products, there wasn't too much choice to pick from and a lot of things they didn't even have. Biggest upside though to their competitors is produce selection and quality is definitely much better. Staff was very quick and helpful for everyone that showed right at opening on a Saturday morning. Plenty of parking around in the big lot right in front of the shopping complex.

This Aldi's has the worst customer service I've ever seen in my life. The guy with his hair down to…read morehis shoulders is completely rude, arrogant and unprofessional. I've complained before and upon returning I see that nothing has changed. This makes a very big statement about Aldi's and their management and leadership. Shame on you if you can't teach your employees that part of their job is being polite, kind, and respectful, then get out of the service industry and do the public a favor.

Great Italian food! This little nook made me one of the best Italian sandwich I had, perfect size…read moreand not wet/drenched in vinegar it was just right and delicious definitely recommend

This is the best place on Long Island to get a real Italian hero. Everyone who works there are…read moresuper sweet. Our sandwiches were amazing They even did a custom sandwich that was not too n the menu.

EXPIRED FOOD, UNSANITARY HANDLING, AND EXTREMELY DISTURBING BEHAVIOR -- DO NOT SHOP HERE I had one…read moreof the most disturbing experiences I've ever had in a food store here. While ordering cold cuts, I asked for a packaged smoked chicken and packaged hot dogs. I briefly stepped away to grab something from the refrigerator. When I turned back around, I saw the employee behind the counter (a man with a large brown spot on his right cheek, possibly the owner) LICK HIS FINGER and start rubbing something off the packaging. Yes -- licking his finger and touching food packaging behind the counter. Alarmed, I immediately asked, "I hope this isn't expired and you're not removing the expiration date." I asked them to hand me the items, and sure enough both the hot dogs and the smoked chicken were EXPIRED. Instead of addressing the issue, the owner (who was standing right there) started arguing with me, claiming he was removing the price, not the expiration date. That explanation made absolutely no sense. Why would someone be scratching labels off packaged food behind the counter with their saliva-covered fingers? The entire situation was unsanitary, deceptive, and deeply concerning. Handling food after licking fingers, attempting to remove labeling from expired products, and then arguing with a customer instead of taking responsibility is beyond unacceptable. I later heard from someone whose husband worked there years ago that meats were sometimes washed with chemicals when they started going bad before being sold. If that is even partially true, it is extremely alarming. Between the expired food, the tampering with labels, and the disgusting hygiene practices, I strongly urge people to stay far away from this place. There are many other delis in the area that actually respect food safety and their customers. I will also be reporting this to the health department because no one should be served food handled like this. PRZETERMINOWANA ŻYWNOŚĆ, BRAK HIGIENY I SKRAJNIE NIEPOKOJĄCE ZACHOWANIE -- NIE RÓBCIE TU ZAKUPÓW Miałam w tym sklepie jedno z najbardziej obrzydliwych i niepokojących doświadczeń, jakie kiedykolwiek spotkały mnie w miejscu sprzedającym jedzenie. Zamawiałam wędliny i poprosiłam o pakowanego wędzonego kurczaka oraz pakowane hot dogi. Na chwilę odeszłam do lodówki, żeby coś jeszcze wziąć. Kiedy się odwróciłam, zobaczyłam pracownika za ladą (mężczyznę z dużą brązową plamą na prawym policzku, możliwe że właściciela), który POLIZAŁ PALCE i zaczął coś ścierać z opakowania produktu. Tak -- polizał palce i dotykał nimi opakowania jedzenia za ladą. Natychmiast zapaliła mi się lampka ostrzegawcza. Zapytałam: "Mam nadzieję, że to nie jest przeterminowane i że nie usuwacie daty ważności?" Poprosiłam, żeby dali mi te produkty do ręki. Okazało się, że zarówno hot dogi, jak i wędzony kurczak były PRZETERMINOWANE. Zamiast przeprosić lub rozwiązać sytuację, właścicielka (która stała tam obok) zaczęła się ze mną kłócić, twierdząc, że pracownik usuwał cenę, a nie datę ważności. To absolutnie nie ma sensu. Dlaczego ktoś miałby zdrapywać etykietę z opakowania jedzenia za ladą, używając palców polizanych śliną? Cała sytuacja była niehigieniczna, podejrzana i bardzo niepokojąca. Obsługiwanie jedzenia po lizaniu palców, próby usuwania oznaczeń z przeterminowanych produktów i następnie kłócenie się z klientem zamiast wziąć odpowiedzialność jest całkowicie niedopuszczalne. Później dowiedziałam się od znajomej, której mąż pracował tam wiele lat temu, że mięso czasami było myte chemikaliami, kiedy zaczynało się psuć, żeby dalej je sprzedawać. Jeśli to choć w części prawda, jest to niezwykle niepokojące. Między przeterminowaną żywnością, manipulowaniem etykietami i obrzydliwymi praktykami higienicznymi, zdecydowanie ostrzegam wszystkich przed robieniem tu zakupów. W okolicy jest wiele innych delikatesów, które dbają o bezpieczeństwo żywności i szanują swoich klientów. Ta sprawa zostanie również zgłoszona do sanepidu / inspekcji zdrowia, ponieważ nikt nie powinien być narażony na jedzenie przygotowywane w takich warunkach.

The Euro Deli in Copiague is a gem. Their potato pierogis took me back to my childhood and how my…read moregrandmother made them years ago! The babka and kielbasa....so fresh and delicious. This Polish store was jam packed a few days before Easter...refreshing to know fresh Polish food is available for those who keep with traditions.