Sure its not Wegmans or Tops and it's a little on the dated side, but even with a certain lack of…read moremodern flare I would not trade our local Grocery Store. The staff are always friendly, polite and gracious. The prices are extremely reasonable. Although the selection in not massive as it's limited by square footage and local appetites, I'm still surprised on the hidden gems I continue to find even after living here in Marcellus for almost 5 years. It's a great village grocery store with quality offerings. They work hard to provide a quality deli, hot bar, small fresh bakery's, produce and standardgroceries with friendly staff and reasonable prices. It's a bedrock of our community and I'm happy to patronize it on a regular basis.

Perfect place to stop if you want to avoid long lines. The delis delicious and I love the bbq…read morechicken they have in the meat isle, a perfect easy dinner. It's a small town grocery store so limited selection but has all the basics! :)

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.

This review is specifically about my visit to the new Trinity Valley Creamery. Warm and friendly…read moreatmosphere of a genuine country store in a country environment run by hard working and welcoming people. The generous portions of ice cream served on homemade waffle cones filled our order. We sat outside (under cover) on very comfortable rocking chairs and porch swings. Three adults and two very active little girls had a wonderful time. Well worth the short drive from Homer. Five+ stars from my perspective!!

Way to much fat in the brisket, I trimmed a bunch off before the smoke and thats what I was left…read morewith after 10 hours. Meat got up to proper temperature but was stilled filled with an abundance of fat. I paid more in fat weight than actual meat. The packaging was also not vaccum sealed properly and if I didn't have a cooler in my vehicle it wouldn't have made it home. Was that way with this and the other meat we purchased there, none of it was properly sealed and leaked.

Wonderful farm-fresh indoor market that has everything from local honey and brussel sprouts to…read morecraft cheese and meat. Just about everything here is locally sourced! I stopped in for some farm raised bacon and cheese and left with everything I wanted (and a little apple cider too). If you're in the area, it's always worth a stop. 5 stars!

Mechanically speaking, pretty good, competent. The dude on the counter is kinda loud and a bit rude…read moreat times. They definitely provide better work than the brand name places like Monroe, walmart or Goodyear. My last experience was years ago, maybe it's better now...?

Our lakehouse is not far from this sweet little shop and on my twice yearly visits I love popping…read morein for coffee, cookies, local goods and basic groceries - oh, and worms for the kids! They have local produce sometimes, I got some great greens, and everything they serve at the counter is great.

Wish I had taken photos! You can tell it's a chill place that would be bustling in the summer from…read morethe tourist crowd who would make a stop here while doing their upstate NY tours. Basic coffee, but surprisingly good, especially the decaf, which is often held to lower expectations. Appreciate that they have wraps and salads in the fridge and proper oatly oatmik for coffee.

Great local health food market that carries a good variety of healthier type products. I have…read moreshopped here many times and the only issues I have is that they consistently run out of sale items and the prices posted on their bulk food items next to never ring up correctly. Overall this is a great health food market and I definitely recommend.

Great place to stop for just about anything you may need. Good pizza and deli sandwiches, beer,…read moresome grocery items and a mini hardware store. If you need it they probably have it!

Out in Marietta, NY, you're likely to find more cows than people. There's not much out here besides…read morehomes and farms. Though it's only about a 20 minute drive from civilization, when you're in a pinch and need one item quick, a 20 minute drive is forever. That's where D&R comes in. On the corner of Amber Rd and Otisco Valley Rd is D&R Convenience, a little unassuming building right across from Otisco Lake. But D&R is more than your normal convenience store. They have close to EVERYTHING you need in a pinch, and a couple other items you may not expect. The store is basically divided up into three sections. The right hand portion is your normal convenience/quick grocery store portion. Soda, beer, canned goods, candy, bread, milk, some frozen items, etc. The middle section is 90% hardware/tools, and 10% toys with a small assortment of kids toys. The hardware section has come in handy...nuts, bolts, duct tape, piping, hand tools, etc....a lot more than you'd expect. Definitely useful if you're trying to fix something and don't have the right tool, and don't wanna drive into the city to buy one. It's not Home Depot or anything, but there's a pretty wide selection of home improvement stuff if you need it quickly. The third section on the left is their deli. They have a wide assortment of different subs and sandwiches, burgers, appetizers, and even pizza and wings. My wife and I order from here regularly. Most of their stuff is pretty good, especially for a convenience store. They have some great loaded fries, huge portion too. Their subs can be really good. Haven't tried their pizza and wings yet. They also do ice cream in the warmer months. But they have a random assortment of other things too. DVDs, fish bait, lottery tickets, and they have a couple gas pumps as well. Everything besides their deli is a couple cents/dollars more expensive than your city stores, but nothing crazy, and worth it if you need something quick. You'd spend the extra cents/dollars in gas driving anywhere else anyway. Their employees are always very nice and helpful. There's a $5 minimum for any credit/debit card transactions. You need some canned tomatoes? They have it. A wrench? D&Rs got you. A sandwich? Oh yeah, you can get that too.

This is such a great place! I love to support local business! The owner Charlene is such a…read moresweetheart she cooks and bakes for the shop. My sister and I had lunch today and I had a seafood casserole with rice and she had a wrap. Mine was so tasty with large pieces of shrimp and cubes of pollock. The rice was seasoned well. Pieces of bread was on top. I also got a large coffee and 2 deserts (one for then and one to take home). All of this for less than 20.00!!! Amazing. My sister enjoyed her wrap and desert also. Several seating areas to eat lunch and then browse around at the antiques afterwards. Such a pleasant place to spend some time! Support local and check it out!!

Great home cooked meals with very friendly service. Menu changes everyday with a new special. While…read moreyour waiting for your food browse all the unique items for sale!