This message is for the CEO of natures pantry, customer service has been horrible cashiers and…read moremanagers are very rude. I have been shopping here for many years and very disappointed with how employees treat customers and not being courteous and respectful.

Grateful for this organic store as it is just about the only decent place to get organic food in…read morethe area. The store is always very clean, organized well stocked and the staff helpful and friendly. My fruits and vegetables stays fresh, unlike other stores I've purchased from. Thank you Nature's Pantry. Please don't ever close your doors. Josephine

I shouldn't complain. These days, a bargain is more challenging to find, so in that respect, they…read moreare still earning 5 stars. For reasonable prices. Why did they lose 2 stars this trip? PRODUCE quality and selection. Mangoes seemed a bargain at 79 cents until they go from unripe to rotten in 48 hours. And organic options were very limited. Produce was what got me hooked on Aldi years ago, but for the past few visits, the quality has been downgraded: the organic celery was old with a woody texture, two of my bagged mandarin oranges had soft spots, and there were no carrots to be found. Blaming Aldi may be misplaced given the repercussions of the tarrifs, but the quality overall did not meet the bar. Check out was efficient and pleasant as always.

I'm a huge fan of Aldi's. It's a perfect store for the budget conscious consumer - something to…read morebalance against the prices of higher, although also higher in quality, stores such as Adams Fairacre farms. This one hits most of the marks. Low prices on quality goods. I mean, where else can you find 79 cent avocados consistently, and walk away with a heavy bag feeling like you scored a good deal? I love their bread and snack selection as well. There are tons of self checkouts which is fine. One thing to note is that there are weird issues I've never seen at other Aldis before - a key example being the egg cartons completely soggy. It's happened more than once, so I think they need to invest in their maintenance/cleaning a bit more.

To Whom It May Concern,…read more Today, I experienced an incident at your store that left me deeply disappointed and disrespected. While shopping, I noticed two employees at self-checkout focus their attention entirely on me. Despite having only eight items--far fewer than others checking out--I was watched, followed, and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by existing in that space. What should have been a simple shopping trip turned into a display of implicit bias and profiling. I was attempting to complete two separate transactions, a normal process that seemed to suddenly become a problem for your staff. The unnecessary remarks, the hovering presence, and the invasive scrutiny were both unprofessional and unsettling. When I addressed the issue directly--pointing out that not every individual of my ethnic group behaves the same way--it appeared to baffle one of your employees. Rather than reflect on my words, she attempted to correct me, further exposing her own assumptions. I reminded her that making assumptions without evidence is the root of bias, and that following and observing someone based solely on perception or stereotype is unacceptable. What made the situation more disturbing was the contrast: multiple white customers with overflowing carts stood unbothered in the "13 items or fewer" section, yet I, with my eight items, became the focus of scrutiny. This is not a coincidence--it's a pattern that many people of color recognize all too well. No one should be made to feel criminalized for existing. No one should be treated like a suspect for simply trying to make a purchase. The entitlement to stand behind a customer, to invade their personal space, and to assume authority over them reflects a deeper, systemic problem that goes beyond customer service--it reveals unconscious prejudice at work. I will not be returning to this location, nor will I spend my money where basic respect is not extended equally to every customer. However, I hope this serves as a wake-up call. This type of conduct does not just harm the person it targets--it harms your brand, your integrity, and the humanity we are all supposed to share. Discrimination--whether conscious or subconscious--has no place in your store, your staff, or any environment that serves the public. I strongly encourage management to address this issue through proper training, accountability, and awareness, so that no one else has to experience what I did today.

Currently the best place to get sushi in Middletown is ShopRite. The MASSIVE catch is; you have to…read moreget it on Wednesdays and they have to be in a black container with some red and gold swirls. That guarantees the best freshness and quality in town. Anything served in a blue wave pattern container is either overpriced, ridiculously small pieces; or both! Middletown's Hannaford isn't as good as the black container sushi; but is definitely better than the blue container sushi. Strangely yet sadly enough; to my knowledge the best sushi in the general area is Pine Bush's Hannaford. Theirs tastes the freshest and has the most variety. Another significant problem I experienced the last few times I stopped there was that I didn't feel safe. The isles felt claustrophobic and there were angry moms yelling at their little children. I swear, from the moment set foot in there something about the rest of the clientele made me feel like I was surrounded by MAGA (Trump's cult) and obviously, when they're around; no one is safe; not even themselves.

Definitely seen better days when you walk into this shell of a local market. Most items had no…read moreactual prices displayed, empty shelves, dusty and dirty, generally looking like it's falling apart. Plus don't know why it advertises its deli when there literally no menu to really speak of. I got some empanadas and found it funny they all in a bag frozen in a freezer across the store and thrown in a beyond past its prime deep fryer. Pretty subpar taste and quality to be sure. If you need something quick better off at gas station or go the few miles to hannafords

Middle of the road. Shelved like an old 7-11 but it does have all your fishing, boating, hiking,…read moreclimb, running and grilling supplies. Prices not marked! Rebel review: 3

This place is like the Indian groceries in parts of Queens. They have just about everything you…read moreneed to make authentic Indian food at home. Except the tandoor, but they do have naan bread on the shelf! Different rices, dals, spices, you name it. There's even some frozen entrees. The staff, I met, was very pleasant and genuinely interested in the customer. Definitely worth the trip. The business owner took the pictures of the interior; they are accurate. The store is clean and the shelves neat. The food looks appetizing.

JUST discovered this wonderful Indo-Pak grocery here in Fishkill. It's fairly new, and I wish…read more them a lot of success. A fairly small store, clean store full of goodies. You will find plentiful of frozen breads, meals, desserts and even Idian Delicious Ice cream. They also have fresh made meals, samosas, meat kebabs, sweets etc... Fresh vegetables, and all sorts of spices are also available. The store is full of all kinds of foods. Plentiful of choices. Well worth visiting. The staff is super pleasant and eager to please or explain the different foods. There is a plethora of choices. Prices are great. Go visit

Quality, nutritious food at a reasonable price sold by people with hearts of gold , compassion and…read morefriendliness! I go there every day and they make me a happier person when I leave with my purchase! They are a treasure of our Fishkill community! I highly recommend you do business with them!

I am always impressed with this store. The appearance, staff and products(good selection of local…read moreproduce, herbs, vitamins, supplements & alternative dietary options!) evolve and improve with each new visit. It's a wonderful resource for people who want good whole foods and wellness resource.. I'd LOVE it if they could start a customer rewards program!

Came for some coffee around 10 pm. Had a pretty good coffee station. Freshness is debatable…read more Unfortunately their soft serve was unavailable (closed Deli section). Staff friendly, prices as usual, and stocked with a good amount of goodies. Glad i stopped by!

I once WAS dedicated to this deli. It always had quality food. But they now are crunching profit…read moremargins and went from the best home made macaroni and potato salad to a processed brand. It's so disgusting. I would never serve anyone food that tastes like that. It goes to show they are willing to cut corners for profit. And they make a lot of money. I'm so pissed.

Great local market. Produce is outstanding. Very friendly. Strongly recommend. Prices are…read morereasonable.

Over 25 years in the Mahopac community and Red Mills Market has been the place to visit not only to…read moresupport the local merchants but also convenient. Always was more expensive but never gave it a second thought. UNTIL NOW! First is the awful customer service from the cashiers. Their behavior is nothing short of rude, disrespectful and rude. How dare they behave the way they do?!?! Then the deli counter ignores you and barely speaks English!!! Now the food, as I mentioned, they are more expensive; but now the bread is always stale, ice cream previously melted, soda is flat, etc, etc. I have been a loyal patron for over two decades but if the these owners dont get their act together I will shop elsewhere. And if they are reading this take note that many many others feel the same way!