On October 27 , 2025 it was a Monday. I food shop every Monday at Hannafords on Route 22 Pawling NY…read more, I went to the Deli Department waited a couple of minutes then an employee came out and said can I help you I said to her a Pound of Genoa Salami sliced this Please. She said we are closed I looked at my watch it was 5:32 p.m. I said at 5:32 p.m. your closed. I found it odd that a Deli department was close so early. It was disappointing.

On a recent after work evening, I came to pick up some custom cut steaks. The butcher was taking…read morehis break. No problem I waited around 15 minutes. When the butcher came back from his break, he proceeded to serve a customer who arrived after me. I didn't make a scene, but after he served that customer, I asked him why he took that customer before me. He sheepishly said - "it's been really crazy." Very disappointing service.

Good food and great app prices but bad to their workers. They don't treat them great and will fire…read morepeople over things they don't even notice the worker about. Usually big y will give a written notice. Some people don't get that and get it thrown at them that they're fired without one. When knowing they should before they escalate to firing. I would think before being hired here

When I first bought here, I was a snob about not going to Big Y. Well, it was justified back then…read morebecause most main stream supermarkets failed to carry items to support a vegan / veg / healthy lifestyle. Now Big Y does and also has great indulgence items like pizza and killer donuts. You can also find nice specials on random items. For instance, Adirondack chairs are on sale for $29.95 and you really do not need to spend hundreds on "higher quality" ones - the right look is there for the price. So, I can wholeheartedly recommend Big Y to stock up on your country retreat supplies.

This is not a general store in the sense of, "there's a common product I need! Let me pop in!" This…read moreis a finely curated store with unique, I suspect regionally made, items perfect for presents and treating yourself. That one of a kind piece none of your friends have and will give a room extra pop? It's here. Woodford's doesn't have a physically large foot print, and is located next to the 109 Cheese Shop. There are parking spots on two sides of the building. As mentioned, there are housewares with ceramic glasses and plates, candle stick holders, designed paper, etc. There are also shelf stable snacks (matzo chips!), and a fridge with cheese, milk, and vegetables. (The Four Fat Fowl cheese is AMAZING) They also keep a cooler with a limited stock of frozen food, including lasagna, and have fresh vegetables on hand during the week. The mushroom display seems pretty constant though.

Conceived by Terry Crowe Deegan, Woodford's General Store specializes in locally grown and prepared…read moregrocery items, as well as regionally produced housewares and unique gifts. Originally from Kentucky, Terry is now a full time resident of Connecticut after spending three decades in New York. The tastefully curated collection of items and Terry's welcoming and friendly nature make a visit to the tiny general store a pleasant experience. Woodford's General Store is the perfect destination for those looking to pick up some newfound culinary treats and a house gift when visiting friends and family in the vicinity of Kent. I exited the store with a goldenrod wool throw from Evangeline, a Maine-based textile company, and a pear-cardamom pie from Kent's High 5 Pies in hand. This small business is the kind I am happy to find as it enhances and supports the community.

You might not expect it, but this place has product diversity. Despite the area. Of course there…read moreare plenty of Caribbean foods and products. But, other cuisines have entire shelves dedicated to Asian and central & South American foods and household items. Need a good tortilla press? They've got them. How about imported from the far east rices or spices? They've got that too. The staff is helpful and not on their cell phones. There's plenty of parking in their own parking lot. Prices are reasonable. The shelves are kept well stocked and faced off properly. Labels facing forward. It's well lit and the aisles are wide.

I didn't know what to expect from Associated, was pleasantly surprised! The store was spotlessly…read moreclean and orderly. Prices were normal and checkout fast and friendly. Crazy huge selection of Jamaican and Latin American foods, it seemed an entire aisle was dedicated to some fantastic Hot Sauce and curries. The produce wasn't the best but everything else looked fine and I was able to get everything needed conveniently close to home. Will return when I have more time to crack open a can of Big Bamboo Irish Moss Peanut have a good look around! ~first!~

Up until yesterday when I was coming back from a longer Uber trip which led me to Poughquag, I knew…read moreI had to use the bathroom, but I also was looking for certain items, and although the bathroom was closed (Out of Order sign on the door) with only one bathroom on the premises, I felt it only necessary to get the stuff, pay and get out to get to the next place to use a bathroom. I needed baby wipes (I was surprised they sold Honest brand baby wipes), but knowing the toilet paper and disinfectant shortage, I wasn't very pleased that they weren't prepared for my visit (I was looking for disinfectant spray too). I had to vouch for smoother napkins for toilet paper, but the fact that I'll have to spend tons more shopping on Amazon for disinfectant spray really isn't thrilling me! I paid without a hassle, got my receipt and headed out to my car. I heard something from one of the other register clerks about how they were going to close early (or something nearby was closing early, I couldn't really tell because she rattled it off so fast, talking to another customer they apparently knew). I got lost in the small parking lot with trying to find my car but found it a few moments later. It's not in the greatest location - besides just off the Taconic by about 3-4 miles. It's got Poughkeepsie and Fishkill to deal with nearby (20-minute driving distance to Poughkeepsie given US Route 55 traffic and roundabouts), but it's too small for me (I guess it works for some people). I got a few things, but not much besides mentioned above. Maybe in better times (when the shelves are stocked, I might decide to try again and hope for better conditions.

Most cashiers, not all have an attitude and gossip with their co workers while customers are…read morestanding right there. Also drives me crazy when theres 2-3 of them standing around doing nothing but talking and laughing while theres one line open and 4 people standing in line waiting. They make things extremely awkward and can be nasty. The Deli is absolutely horrible. There are a few that arent bad but theres 2-3 younger girls and an older women who give looks as if you're not supposed to go to the deli to ask for some turkey. Its actually horrible and I've avoided even going to the deli depending on who I see there. I've gone over to the deli with plenty of time before they close and the girl said "ok i can help but I was just about to clean up" while proceeding to huff and puff. I said nevermind and walked away. Pathetic

I'm not sure how to go about updating the Yelp listing, but the Sherman IGA has been The Daily…read moreMarket since last summer (2025), when Rich and Cassie Parente purchased it from Mike Luzi, the wonderful* former owner. (*Once, when we realized we'd forgotten a leash for the pup and searched for one at the IGA to no avail, Mike asked around, and one of his employees gave us an extra leash he had in his car!) As much as we liked Mike's IGA -- it had a fantastic butcher's counter and great sandwiches -- The Daily Market is... elevated. There are locally made artisinal versions of products on the shelves, alongside the more conventional. The produce is fresh. There's wagyu beef in the butcher section. There's still a great butcher's counter where you can talk to a butcher through the window and ask for exactly what you want. And there's a ridiculously extensive, chichi sandwich counter with lots more than sandwiches (https://www.thedailymarketct.com/online-ordering/the-daily-market/menu). AND a gelato counter! The chicken piccata we picked up recently was excellent and tasted as though it could've been sourced from Limoncello next door. Prices for conventional items are still a bit higher than the are at large grocery chains in neighboring New Milford and New Fairfield. But if you need something really special (Wagyu beef, duck fat, artisinal mustard) or just need a quick snack or meal after a day at Sherman Town Beach (or after a very long drive back from a ski race), The Daily Market is your place.

IT IS NOW CALLED THE DAILY MARKET and run by new people…read more Amazing prepared foods!! Great breads, sandwiches, and fresh produce. Worth checking it out on your travels near Sherman. It is my go to for prepared foods. There is always something delicious on the menu.

I was born & raised in Millbrook. Although I no longer reside in Millbrook every Christmas season I…read morefaithfully make an annual trek to Marona's to buy their homemade breakfast sausage for our holiday breakfasts. For over 70 decades I've enjoyed the tasty sausage - until this year, 2024. It was so apparent when I fried the sausage something had changed. In the past there was a light layer of grease from the sausage fat. This year there was no grease, only water. The pan filled with 1/3" of water that had to be drained to properly fry the sausage. The taste was even worse! Gone were the spices that, in the past, contributed to the delicious taste. The sausage is now very bland and tasteless. My husband even commented the sausage tasted like cardboard with no flavor at all. The cooked sausage and another package in the refrigerator went in the trash. Sad to say but after over 7 decades, good bye Marona's. There will be no more annual treks to buy what used to be the best breakfast sausage you could find. So sad.

I love this little market I discovered Matthew who introduced me to rib eye I really thought…read moresirloin was the ultimate But the rib eye he cuts is incredible I am now a convert As well as his knowledge and passion for his work he is a true professional and because of him I will drive from Ancramdale to but nears at this fear market Also they gave the best granola! All the house made items are a win win Great service and jewel of a market

2-21-25. I've been to this grocery store a few times over…read morethe years. It's clean, well stocked and the workers are friendly. It's not a "mega-mart", but they do have a nice selection of groceries. Prices are pretty reasonable and there's ample parking in their lot.

Adorable little "general store" feel that has everything we need. It was not close to where we were…read morestaying but a nice drive. The cashiers were very friendly and even helped us with local recommendations as we were visiting. The store carried wonderful local items, which we grabbed a few, and some standards too. Prices were very reasonable.

Great prices, large variety, helpful staff. Jerry is fantastic. Shop here every weekread more

We like Aldi. We've saved a lot of grocery money by shopping there. We've shopped at several of…read moretheir stores in our area, but this was our first visit to Aldi in New Milford. And while we got along fine in the store, the parking area is not for the meek. It's small, crowded and drivers seem to move through it way too fast for everyone's safety. We watched one nearly hit a woman coming out of the store, and that wasn't an uncommon experience. (Also the entrance to this store isn't as obvious as might be hoped; we drove past it and had to turn around to get in.) Once in, however, we found the store clean, of decent size with a full stock. We didn't interact with any employees and made our self-checkout without incident. Other Yelpers apparently haven't been as fortunate Nate, but this is our experience.

This is an amazing deli!! we stopped in for breakfast and I had a bacon egg and cheese on a roll…read moreand it was absolutely fabulous!! Myself and my hiking partner decided to also carry out a sandwich for our hiking that day and I took a chicken salad sandwich on a roll. They wrapped each side individually for me. That sandwich was amazing.!! The owners are absolutely nice and they have seating and they allow you to fill your water bottles outside from their well. He said the water would be fabulous and he was so correct.!!

Very good deli that I stopped at recently! I ordered a BEC on an everything bagel. It is also a…read morelittle convenience store that I wandered through and found some really cool looking snacks. We also got a fudge brownie and it had chocolate chips. The staff is super friendly, my boyfriend accidentally spilt his coffee at the counter and the women working the register was very kind about it. Accidents happen! I'll definitely go back as I saw their chicken salad in to-go containers but I want a chicken salad sandwich next!