This has become one of our supermarkets since stop and shop closed last year. It has all the things…read morebut be prepared to spend a pretty penny. Quality is fine. They actually have pretty good baked goods- we love their chocolate chip cookies. The parking area is a zoo- especially during prime time on weeknights - but a risk worth taking when you need to make dinner.

I have only shopped here a couple of times since it's a distance from my home. I shopped there…read moretoday and found a product which was hard to find...that was great! My one issue with this store is the very unfriendly cashier. I always try to say hello when at the register, which I did to this woman. She completely ignored me, seemed angry, and after checkout just handed me the receipt and abruptly walked away. I chose not to say thank you, or acknowledge her after such an unfriendly encounter. If in the future if I need something from this store, I will make sure to steer clear from this unpleasant woman.

I love this location as it is very convenient for me. I used to love the bakery and the premade…read moresandwiches. However, the quality really has gone downhill. The taste is awful for those cakes. I might as well buy Entenmann's again. The premade sandwiches used to be fresh and tasty but no longer. It's all bread not too much meat, please improve quality again, so that my faith and King Kullen can be stored once more.

With our stop and shop closed, been looking for an alternative! King kullen was super…read moredisappointing. First. It was hard to find things. I had to ask multiple staff where to find items. Prices were pretty bad. Yes they had some sales but otherwise prices were a tad steep. The parking lot is also tricky. We parked a few rows away but there were no return slots for wagons so we had to unload groceries and wheel the cart back to store.

My first time going to Uncle Giuseppe. The down side the store is small and the aisles are very…read morenarrow, but it's well stocked. Nice produce section fruit and vegetables are packed out nice and good quality. The seafood section has fresh quality fish on ice so customers can pick out the the different varieties and the fish is already cleaned. The deli has pre-made lasagna, chicken cutlets, eggplant etc. The bakery has a wide selection of cakes and cookies. The grab and go is good when you need to pick up a quick meal for lunch or dinner.

Very bad store so small no bakery we came to get st Joseph's pastries night before st Joseph's day…read morebakery was just a shelf of goods from other locations store is small and they don't have a pizza department or an espresso bar definitely recommend going to Massapequa Melville Smithtown or north Babylon wish I could give this port Washington location zero stars

Love going to Whole Foods for many of their organic, healthy, gluten free, dairy free and soy free…read moreproducts. The inside wasn't spacious, but the staff is always helpful to help locate any items you can't find. The store is neatly organized and clean, provides disinfecting wipes for customer use near the shopping cart and basket area, which allows shoppers to clean cart and basket handles. Unlike some other Whole Foods locations, this one does not have a café, and has a small parking lot. I recommend going off hours on weekdays if you want to get in and out easily and avoid the crowds.

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this supermarket yet since we come here regularly. My sister and…read morebrother love to shop and are teaching me how to find the sales. We didn't have any problems finding parking. There is self-checkout if that is your preference. As you probably know, the prices at Whole Foods tend to be on the higher side, but the food quality is usually excellent. For its relatively small size, the store is fairly well stocked. I didn't have a lot of questions but the few that I did have, the employees were friendly and helpful. It goes without saying, look for the sale items, especially if the yellow sticker says "Last Chance", meaning they don't plan to sell that item any longer and this is the rock bottom price. Also, you get an additional 10% off on sale items with an Amazon Prime membership. Finally, I just got a cashback credit card that earns 5X points per dollar on grocery shopping. In summary, with a little patience, there are deals to be had for quality stuff. I think I'm comfortable giving this supermarket a solid 4 stars, and highly recommend it.

Battery check in number 2 after an unsuccessful attempt at a defunct Rite Aid that was liquidating…read more-n- batteries go fast in these commercial real estate firesale times. Duracell and Energizer, which last longer with so many promises made to us over the years by the manufacturer. I think the older ones lasted longer and they were in smaller packs that now hold twenty or more. I see off brand batteries, Walmart has theirs and Stop and Shop has a off brand that they sell and its close to half the price of the afore mentioned. What happened to the battery checkers of years gone? Even one volt allowed up and can power a little flash of the light or a few more clicks o your remote, You just placed the contacts in correct polarity and squeeze.. I am harping on batteries now not because I am getting back into toys but I had a problem at the my girlfriends house of a kitchen sink. With little interaction I am not a fan of motion activated touchless faucets, when batteries run out, you can not use it like a regular faucet. A kind management man that greeted me very quickly upon my reaching the customer service counter wasted no time to escort me to the proper area and stayed a bit to chat about this situation I found myself in. I have not purchased more than that at this Stop and Shop location, the one in my neighborhood is in a hole and I just do not enjoy shopping subterranean. I hope to return soon and explore the aisles and shop with the same kind of happy customer happiness I just left with.

They pack your milk on top of your Haagen-Dazs ice cream barsLive near by but shop there…read moreinfrequently because of the lack of common sense. Will stop going altogether.

Very disappointed with selections. The shrimp cocktail looked inedible so we didn't get it. The…read morechicken salad with so overcooked you couldn't chew through it. We bought three items & left & went to north shore farms for better pricing & better quality. I wanted to like it so bad because it's a beautiful store. I was so disappointed l. I asked for a quarter pound of Cole slaw. Look at this! Wouldn't go back. Hope they improve

Grace's market is the top gourmet food market on Long Island. The establishment started on the…read moreupper east side many decades ago. When it decided to add another location, on Long Iislands Gold Coast it brought many cheers to the area. I drove all the way from Syosset to get fresh prepared food for my house. Today I ate in and had just a wonderful meal. I highly recommend anyone looking for high-quality ,great choices to visit this location.

Fresh, great cuts, some personalized items (Puerto Rican Sancocho, which was hearty and…read moredelightful.) We got a whole chicken broken down. Seasoned ground Lamb. Sweet Potato Gnocchi, we made with brown butter and fried sage. Divine. You can find a little bit of everything you need, along with fresh produce and unique specialty items. The creme de la creme is the SERVICE! Impeccable! Personal, friendly and they ensure you leave as family! Although out of our way, will DEFINITELY RETURN!

Wonderful store. Food looked great, staff was exceptional and friendly and we will definitely go…read moreback. We went there to see what they had so we could order from them.

North Shore Farms is my go-to supermarket. It has the personality of small grocery and the variety…read moreof groceries and specialty items of the large, exhausting stores like Stop and Shop, etc. It is lovingly managed by John who is never too busy to chat with pride about the newest improvements in his family-owned store. He likes to talk "groceries" and is genuinely friendly and helpful. The staff is equally friendly, respectful and helpful. Ask Hassan to find you a ripe melon. Bruno will write up deli orders and/or let you sample his deli selections. The fish counter workers know fish and the selection rivals H Mart! I've never brought home a less-than-fresh fish of any species! "Mr. Lovely" prepares an array of "ready to eat" entrees, sides, salads and incomparable tomato sauce. You can sample pasta, risotto, eggplant caponata, etc. He offers samples and stirs up a party. If you aren't counting calories and even if you are, try the fig bread! OMG! Yes, the parking lot, its entrance on Port Boulevard, is very challenging, especially after school lets out and on weekends. Pay attention and you'll be safe. As you can see, I am a satisfied, regular customer.

The premade food was spoiled so I went back to North Shore Port Washington asking for my money…read moreback. The GM gave me a hard time and literally treated me like it was my fault but finally received my money back. I shop at North Shore more than once a week and I do not understand why I was treated this way. Respect customers!

The cashier working the self serve on January 7 at 6pm was absolutely RUDE. I had issues with the…read moremachine and she yelled at me. She was too busy on her phone!!!

Not only do I have to return an item after I've purchased it especially blueberries and raspberries…read moreand strawberries but also steamed beans and other foods that you would not expect to be rotten or growing mold. Sadly the place is just in general struggling to be a supermarket. At times the customers themselves are a little bit odd reminiscent of a Walmart kind of experience. There was one woman in a leopard coat even brought her dog and put it in the basket where people put their food. As she was checking out in front of my life be the cashier was going on on how cute her little dog was so that when I went up to the cashier I said how is it that you allow animals to be put in a basket that we put our food in and she ignored me. So when I asked to speak to the manager she kept her head down and kept ringing me out totally ignoring me so that I had to go to manager myself. Tho he was apologetic it didn't seem like they would change policy anytime soon about animals in the supermarket. This was not a service dog. It used to be a Walbaums and it was not much better it still has the same old floors battered and broken, the deli section is lacking in appetizing offers and the staff has an incredible turnover - so basically the only advantage I see to this place is that it is near my house. Eh... however that's a disadvantage because it's not nearly the kind of supermarket that I like to go to get good wholesome food in a hygienic and friendly surrounding. Update Is it just me or shouldn't food handlers wear a face guard ESPECIALLY when they declare they have a head cold to their customers and talk about their excess mucous while cutting your deli items and SNEEZING. I don't know why I keep giving them a chance every time I come here I cringe...