This place is a quick place to get stuff. I got a whole lobster for $12, salad and peanuts for less…read morethan $20. It is a Aldi but better. Not a ShopRite but good deals

Wow. This store is a life saver, in all the sense of the word. The food selection is not huge and I…read morethink it's great. Sometimes, the supermarket can be an overwhelming place to go for food shopping. Just like it's other competition, Lidl is great. I love this store for a nice selection of spices, pastas, and snacks. Prices are amazingly cheap. My fellow Yelpers... EBT cards are accepted...now that's an advantage. This location is more spacious than Aldi, down by Central Islip. I know, I'm not the only person, but I shop at both stores! That being said... happy shopping!

A trip to Whole Foods offers a familiar and reliable bounty: aisles of health-conscious products,…read morevibrant organic produce, and an impressive range of prepared foods like pizza, sushi, and a sprawling salad bar. However, the premium quality comes with an equally premium price tag, a reality that has persisted, and perhaps even intensified, since its acquisition by Amazon. For the savvy shopper, there are still ways to navigate the costs. Keen attention to pricing, coupled with strategic use of Amazon Prime discounts and in-store sales, can help balance the ledger. Ultimately, the store's unique draw lies in its exclusive selection; there are certain specialty items you simply won't find anywhere else, making it a necessary stop for certain needs. Our family has found a practical rhythm: we always begin our shopping at the Trader Joe's across the street. After surveying their selection and prices, we then visit Whole Foods for those few, special items we can't get elsewhere. This approach makes the added effort, and expense, feel worthwhile. Despite the undeniable cost, shopping at the Lake Grove location remains a valuable way to support and enrich a healthy lifestyle, especially for those living on Long Island's East End. It's a curated experience, one where careful planning can turn a luxury stop into a sustainable part of your routine.

Beware of the quality of steak in thiswhole foods market. It is extremely poor. I purchased over 2…read morepounds of skirt steak for company arriving at our house last night and it was tough as shoe leather. I called the supermarket and spoke to one of managers and he said that I needed to return 3/4 of the steak in order to obtain a refund or credit. I I told him I threw it out. It was partially cut by each family member and parts chewed and spit out and not sanitary. He said that Whole Foods policy and it didn't matter if it was chewed. I will not buy meat in Whole Foods again. it was an expensive lesson at $22 a pound. Update I chatted with Whole Foods customer service and they have issued me a refund.

For those that haven't been to Wegmans before, it's a more upscale supermarket that has a nice…read moreenvironment with a lot of prepared foods / baked goods. Wegmans has a special place in my heart as I went to college upstate where there weren't many good food options. I used to go with friends to get subs from Wegmans and they were always amazing. So I was pretty excited when I heard there would be an outpost of this place coming to LI. I was pleased to see the sub shop at Wegmans churning out subs as I remembered. I think Wegmans also uses freshly baked bread for their subs; I chose the 'white everything' bread. I went with a large 'Wegmans Assorted' sub that has roast beef, ham, and turkey ($16.49). You can ask for packets of their 'sub sauce' on the side for no extra cost, which I recommend. I ended up pairing my sub with a bottle of Mountain Dew ($2.99). Total cost with tax included was $20.15. I was pleased to see that this Wegmans has a really nice seating area with a bunch of different tables and good natural lighting. You can get condiments and utensils for free upon entry. I unwrapped my sub and dug in. The sub itself is quite big, so I'm glad they still give you a lot of sandwich for the large size (I asked for my sub to be cut in quarters). However, when I finally took a bite of the sub, I was extremely disappointed. The sub was nothing like I remembered. It didn't taste bad, it's more that the sub didn't taste like anything at all. It felt like none of the ingredients had any flavor to it. It was kind of disorienting. I did some research online and realized that this is due to the cold cuts being used. It seems that the Wegmans subs of my memories used freshly sliced cold cuts of better quality, while the sub I got at the LI location used pre-cut cold cuts that were way worse quality. This resulted in a very 'watery' feel to the bite of the sandwich. There wasn't much flavor or texture to it at all. After realizing this upon the first bite, it was sad that the rest of the sandwich felt like dead weight. I ate the rest of it for dinner though cause I didn't want to waste anything. So I left Wegmans very disappointed to say the least. I guess it's true that nothing good lasts forever but I'm hoping that Wegmans can turn this around at some point.

I'm so glad Long Island finally got a Wegmans. When they first opened I thought their prices were…read morereally high but then I notice the Hot Zone Prices was really good deals. When you walk into the store there is a sign of items and prices and they compare them to some of the other markets in the area which is always good to see. Another plus is that they are open till Midnight and it's close to home. A year later and I'm obsessed with this super market. It's very clean and the customer service is always amazing. My son loves coming here to watch the lobsters. The seafood department always comes out with a Wegmans hat to give him and let him touch a lobster. The deli department is always nice. I love the meats from the meat section and the butcher. I love the organic everything they have it's always fresh and reasonable. The Bakery department is my other favorite part of the store. I never tried any of their cooked food. Except the sushi station. No complaints there. I tried many of their store bands and so far so good, except the cheese. It doesn't melt for some reason. I never had any issues at any of the department. From ordering Groceries from the app to looking for coupons, the app is great at navigating it all. There are a few brands that Wegmans does not sell so sometimes I still have to branch out to another market. But for our main supermarket Wegmans is it.

Very friendly workers. It is a nice, local place to shop. As it is a small local store you can…read moreget in and out very quickly.

Absolutely love their deli. It's In a great location too since all other markets are out of the…read moreway. You can get just about everything except fresh meats here. The clerks remember their customers. The ambience is quite honestly a corner store. Imbibed with a. Super market I guess you could say.

Wow! Uncle Giuseppe's is an incredible marketplace. The choices are abundant. You really need extra…read moretime to shop throughout the store because there's so much inventory. The displays are beautifully presented and the staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. A hidden gem is the sample tastings throughout the store. This inspired me to purchase items and would normally not add to my cart. The buffalo chicken meatballs were soo good! Thank you for the wonderful shopping experience. Dennis, Mike and Michael are awesome.

We ordered some food for our ER staff. The Caesar salad looked amazing but the croutons stale and…read moresoggy. The pigs in the blanket were dried out and a choking hazard. The sliders were dried out they forgot the buns and waited for them making it worse. The salads macaroni , potato. Super BLAND just tasted like mayo. 500 bucks thrown out the window. Ughhhh

$ 3.89 for a 16oz Monster Energy? Came to four and change after tax…read more Stick it. Go to 7-11.

I agree with the man below. I would add that the roast beef is roasted in house and the aroma can…read morebe enjoyes for about a mile away. Truly a hidden gem in an otherwise "ehh" industry. And trust me I know Deli's!!!

Very nice new supermarket which opened not too far from family's house. Very neat and clean store…read more Many items on sale and some at normal prices. We did some shopping here for July 4 BBQ supplies and found some good deals on things like chicken and corn on the cob (.25 cents each!). Go in knowing the weekly flyer and what's on sale, same as most big name supermarkets. This market is fully stocked with plenty on the shelves. Deli area has rotiserrie chicken, pre-made sandwiches, and sushi too. There is also a walk-in refrigerated Beer Cave area. Friendly staff we encountered, and easy checkout. No complaints.

We bought FIRST BITE SUSHI from Gala Foods. This sushi is amazing. So delicious and then they have…read more$6 sushi on every Thursday. That is a good deal. Please make a several items for sushi is better for us. For example Bowls,Summer roll etc. Just Advise: more a little big space is better for sushi. We can see clearly and can get more items. Service is good.

Can't stand the fact you have to be bothered looking a quarter. Also went there to ask for a…read moredonation for an animal rescue fundraiser, they wouldn't give anything, wouldn't even hang a flyer, even though other grocery stores contribute they wouldn't. I feel they should give back to the community by hiring people that need jobs to collect shopping carts like every other grocery stores contribute as well as donations to local charities!! They are Greedy!!!!!

Honestly, cleanest Also I've been too and also had the largest selection of items. I try to do my…read moreshopping on a Monday to avoid crowds and this past Monday was perfect. Very few people and stocked shelves! That's what I'm talking about! Definitely going to swing by this Aldi again for my groceries!