Wegmans is by far the best grocery store in our area and glad we have several of them in the…read moreSyracuse area If you've never been to Wegmans try the one in Fayettville/DeWitt area as its the largest in the Syracuse area. Great food court type area as well. Recommend !!

We cannot go to Central NY without stopping in at Wegmans! I dream of having one upstate. We load…read moreup on the grandpas red sauce (special), salt and pepper kettle chips ( they almost taste like they have a light dusting of cheddar on them) , cherry vanilla seltzer ( good replacement for soda tastes just like a cream soda), Italian basting oil, bold and the blueberry coffee pods, blueberry and strawberry wheat cereal , chocolate cake from the bakery and their chocolate chip cookies!

As always, a great selection of ingredients and prepared foods. Staff is cheery and helpful. Being…read morethere when they opened was such a nice picture of how everything has a place and is arranged beautifully. I was there for mostly cheese and veggies and dips for a cheese platter. Of course I saw some additional items that I wanted to try! It can be a little crowded and hectic on the weekends so I do try to get there early during the week.

I finally made it into Trader Joe's on our last day in New York. This location was pretty chill. It…read morewasn't crazy busy but it was also about 7:30 when we came in. My goal was to grab one thing and one thing only. And that's the New York shopper bag. I went to Athens, Georgia last year and got some bags from that location. I decided to do the same while I'm here visiting New York. Instead of a key chain or a corny shot glasses, I know that these bags will be used. I love how colorful and sturdy they are. The registers were all pretty open. I headed to the closest one to me. The cashier was really nice! He rang me up and I headed out the door. This location is super clean and nice! It's really big too, a lot bigger than the locations back home for me. I'm happy I got a chance to go to one of my favorite stores in Syracuse, NY. It was the perfect ending to my trip.

We stopped here after buying homemade pasta from the farmers market as my husband wanted legit…read moreingredients to make his pasta dish. It was my first time in here and I really enjoyed looking at the Italian ingredients! We bought cannolis for later and can confirm they were delicious. The young man at the register was very friendly and helpful! Love this store and will be back for a sandwich :)

The best place in town for Italian anything! Stop by for frozen goods, fresh goods, deli meats,…read moreherbs, cookies, etc! The service is kind and helpful. Try some samples! You will be transported to Italy the second you walk in. We well be back for pasta and more!

The best Mediterranean grocer in Syracuse! Huge selection of items you can't find anywhere else in…read morethe city. Olives in bulk! They even have a deli counter. My dad's favorite cheese of all time is their sharp provolone, they were kind enough to let me sample some of their other options as well. Definitely stop in if you are looking to make an authentic meal, or try something new!

Wonderful mediterranean food market! Baklava, sweets, spices (in large containers, too), all kinds…read moreof things! Nice staff, good service, you feel like your far away!

Cute, convenient Bodega stocked well with essentials and "nice-to-haves" in an efficient layout…read more You can find everything from bottled water to a wide variety of diverse beers to necessary grocery and drugstore items here - such as Dr. Bronner's (which I think I saw behind the register, up high on a shelf), batteries (be wary of the unusual "generic" brand offered with an older expiration date), to produce and canned goods, to ice cream, candy, and chocolates - including Green & Black's organic line. I've also found dried fruit snacks here - including organic, non-GMO dried apricots covered in dark chocolate, very random beers (Bell's Smitten, Duvel, a variety of IPAs, typical American brands, and I even some Polish options - lots, in fact). The owner, Mike Alamo, is a New Yorker, so he truly understands the concept of a bodega / cornerstore grocery, and there's a great article about his store's opening over on Syracuse (dot) com - which I'm spelling out, and to which I'm purposefully not linking, since every time I do, Yelp deletes my reviews due to content. Since Mike also has a store in NYC, he keeps the inventory interesting - inclulding stocking something of which I'd never heard until recently: Choward's "Violet" Lavendar Mints. The only downside - and reason for the minus 1 star - is that after purchasing two packs, I noticed an expiration date of 3/11/11 and this was May 2014. :( I mentioned it to Mike tonight, and he didn't apologize or offer to replace/compensate in any way, which I felt was uncool (not that he had to). Fine. I just hope he really does re-stock these the next time he goes in to NYC, and that he starts being more aware of expiration dates. Note, also, the date on my Bell's Smitten Golden Rye Ale was bottled on 1/21/14, and - according to Bell's website - their ales only last 6 months, so again, I was pushing it with this product as well. Word to the wise: note expiration dates when you shop here. All that said, what are your other options in the area? Exactly. In sum, I like this corner store because it reminds me of and epitomizes the concept that Jennifer Pahlka, Founder and Executive Director at Code for America, describes in her "Bodega 2.0: A Business for Healthy, Walkable Cities?" article on LinkedIn, dated January 16, 2013. Again, not linking due to Yelp's new hawkish and odd "governance". Be sure to Google it! :)

I felt like I was in NYC with this market! Anything you need there is a high probability that you…read morewill find it here. Pricing is fine for what it is. On a Saturday night it is also a great place to stop in to people watch! Also seemed like one of the only places open late.

Pricerite is a good place to shop and is always going to be good food for good price trust me the…read moreworkers are nice and more

Every time I enter the price rite on Erie blvd in Syracuse, Ny it is filthy urine, tissue all over…read morethe floor. a lot of times no soap to wash hands. Don't know what the store policy on employees checking the bathroom but this specific location the bathrooms are always nasty. Another thing there's products on circular especially the produce and meat sections and there is none out. I seen an employee no where to be found suddenly shows up talking on her phone . Common and popular produce items should be put out in the designated areas.

This is the biggest Wegmans in the country. It's 152,000 to 160,000 square feet compared to most…read morestores being 75,000 and 140,000 square feet. It can be overwhelming inside, there are so many products, and they're all over the place and said to be moved around frequently. According to their website, when Wegmans was founded in 1916, it made national headlines for being huge at 20,000 square feet. They have a lot of products, even international stuff, halal meat, kosher, and a huge prepared food section that looks like a food court. They're open from 6- midnight every day! My 5 stars are for their cupcake! I bought it late last night at 11:45 am. I put in the fridge and this afternoon, it is still fresh, moist, light, and has the best frosting. I'm picky and didn't expect such a good cupcake at a grocery store!

Large, spacious, and great signage about where things are located. I loved the various options. I…read moreran in quickly to get bagels and donuts and got turned around but a staff member helped me happily. I love that they have parking for pregnant women and families with small children - talk about inclusivity. Loved it!

Fun little neighborhood market with a surprising selection for such a small footprint. Limited…read moreparking because it is a residential area. Narrow aisles but lots of good products, some of which can't even be found at the big shops like Wegmans.

My husband and I were recently in the Syracuse area on a concert overnight road trip. Before…read moreheading home, he had a particular lesser-known offbeat local landmark he wanted to see, which happens to be in the same neighborhood as the Coop. So while there we went into the Coop for some coffee and sandwiches, and enjoyed a nice curb lunch out front. The Coop has a variety of grab-and-go sandwiches in a cooler towards the front, near the self-serve coffee area, several of which are vegan. I tried the vegan chickpea salad pita. My husband had the vegan buffalo seitan on ciabatta bread. He went with the dark roast coffee, and I had the medium-roast Bird of Paradise blend at recommendation of one of the fun checkout crew guys. The staffer claimed it is the best coffee he's ever had. I hit the carafe at just the right time to be empty and necessitate a fresh brew ... and WOW, he was NOT kidding! What an EXCELLENT cup of coffee! I love a light, wispy coffee that is so utterly crisp that every sip is somehow both satisfying and vapid, like your palate is both satiated and cleansed all at the same time--and this wonderful palate-paradox is the exact experience with a fresh cup of Bird of Paradise! And as for the sandwiches, also delicious! My chickpea salad pita was creamy and crunchy, with a hint of spicy. My husband loved the buffalo seitan sandwich so much so that he nearly denied me a bite! But I did get one, and can concur YUM. We strolled the aisles a bit while we were there, and it is a sweet little grocer with a small selection of all of your typical market sections. The selection of vegan and specialty groceries, like keto and gluten-free, is well represented here, too. Vegan marshmallows were on sale, so we grabbed a couple bags, as well as a few bricks of vegan ramen. If we lived closer I would gladly shop here, at minimum come back for more of that Bird of Paradise coffee! The staff was super friendly, the prepared foods were delicious, the coffee was superb--enjoy this sweet little establishment Syracuse, what a gem! :-D

Almost always love Green Hills! Have no idea where the seafood comes from, but the shrimp is…read moreIndonesian. Yuck. Farm raised salty nasty garbage. Don't buy the seafood!

A bit of a drive out of my way, but solid local grocery store with a great bakery. You can buy huge…read morecontainers of rainbow cookies, and they're amazing. They also have hot grab and go items. Nice variety of different items. Very large store. Prices are a little high, but that's everywhere these days. Worth checking out if in the area!

Do you live in one of the apartment complexes that are popping up everywhere due to the…read moregentrification of Syracuse? Do you enjoy a nice selection of beer, milk, lottery tickets, blocks of ramen, cold medicine, lunchables, and glass pipes/bowls (only for smoking tobacco, of course; never the devil's lettuce), among other such delicacies? Do you find yourself needing these essentials late at night, or when there are 3 feet of snow on the ground? Do you enjoy shopping to the pleasant aroma of curry that wafts down through the air vents from the Indian takeout place 3 stories above? If any of these apply to you, I highly recommend. Especially because Syracuse lacks a grocery store within walking distance (what the fuck is that about, Cuse?), on the real real, you'll likely be able to find most things that college students need here. Also, to my main man who holds it down at the cash register: thank you for all of the nights that you were my savior (provider of drunchies) & also I'm so, so sorry for the time that I definitely didn't throw up right outside of the door.

Conveniently located just off campus the Syracuse Corner Market offers everything you'd want as a…read moretypical student. Cashier was friendly and they have a pretty good selection of beverages.