I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring"…read morethe customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the poloce. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! Fruit: There are fruit flies swarming the fruit, especially the tomatoes! They lay their eggs inside the fruit. You will be sick if you eat it. Deli: There is a CONSTANT swarm of flies at the deli & the deli workers are RUDE! Frozen Food: Their freezers constantly break down, then work again, which refreezes everything. They have boxes standing up, so when their freezer breaks, all the food thaws out, slides to the bottom, then refreezes. This malfunction also causes mold. The 3rd problem is freezer burn; Lots of it. Returning anything when Sam is around is a nightmare. She is a narcissist who believes she can do no wrong. (I pity her husband bc he seems like such a sweetheart!) Sam always gave me a huge problem when I returned food...She once followed me to the parking lot to question why I was returning food! Mice are an issue. I've seen 2. Please humanely trap them. Don't hurt them. I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring" the customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the police. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! "Moderate hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) often makes people feel short-tempered, nervous, afraid, or confused. Your vision may blur. You could also feel unsteady or have trouble walking. Severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) can cause you to pass out. You could have seizures. It could even cause a coma or death." Source: MyHealth.Alberta.ca With diabetes, your body either doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. Diabetes is a chronic (long-lasting) health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. Your body breaks down most of the food you eat into sugar (glucose) and releases it into your bloodstream. When your blood sugar goes up, it signals your pancreas to release insulin. Insulin acts like a key to let the blood sugar into your body's cells for use as energy. With diabetes, your body doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. When there isn't enough insulin or cells stop responding to insulin, too much blood sugar stays in your bloodstream. Over time, that can cause serious health problems, such as heart disease, vision loss, and kidney disease. There isn't a cure yet for diabetes, but losing weight, eating healthy food, and being active can really help. Other things you can do to help: Take medicine as prescribed. Get diabetes self-management education and support. Make and keep health care appointments. Diabetes by the Numbers About 38 million US adults have diabetes, and 1 in 5 of them don't know they have it. Diabetes is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States. Diabetes is the No. 1 cause of kidney failure, lower-limb amputations, and adult blindness. In the last 20 years, the number of adults diagnosed with diabetes has more than doubled. Source: CDC

Great family owned grocery store in Chicopee, MA with different daily hot bar selections.read more

I love Trader Joe's - friendly and helpful service every time I go there. The food is healthy and…read moresuggestions for meals welcomed

Oddly weird layout for a store. This store is always looking for help for some reason, you never…read moresee any presentable employees, I guess they don't hire clean cut people only earthy crunchy. I guess that's why the lack of help!

The highlight of this location is a great pharmacy. The incredible downside is the body odor…read more It's so significant from a few people that it can induce gagging. It's unclear why the mangers do not insist on showers, deodorant, and personal hygiene. And it's been this way for a long time now? Do not isolated. Big Y is your better choice for both a higher end experience and not having your olfactory senses assaulted.

My wife and I wanted to commend one of your employees for her competence and assistance. I am…read morespeaking about Rachel Anderson, the manager of the Northampton store deli department. We had an important function to oversee for 60 people. We decided to use the deli selections in your brochures. Rachel worked with us in making our various selections and when we arrived to pick-up our items they were ready and chilled in a shopping cart ready to purchase. The procedure went well, thanks in a large part to Rachel's assistance. In addition the quality and presentation of the Stop and Shop food items were quite good. Thank you Rachel and Stop and Shop

Ah Price-Rite AKA "La Poteria" To those in the neighborhood…read more It's an especially great place if you're looking for international items you can't find at Walmart. If you're making Caribbean pasteles, they have all the ingredients you need here, including the paper used to wrap them in. I don't know why it's so hard to find frozen croquettes in this area, this is probably the only store that has them. True, they only carry Catalina brand, but it's something. There's a great variety of Tropical brand cheeses including queso fresco. Lot's of Caribbean root vegetables including malanga, yautia, and yuca. Great selection of frozen items, some really cheap, some not so much. Overall, great store!

Price Rite has great low prices and good selection of the basic staples including produce, meats,…read moredairy, frozen foods, drinks, beer, dry grocery items, packaged baked goods/bread, and household items. This Price Rite is located in front of Hollywood Video, in the same plaza as Raymour & Flanigan. This discount supermarket is owned by the same company that owns Shop Rite and carries name brand products as well as their own Price Rite store brand, similar concept to Aldi and Save-A-Lot. On the way back to NY, I did some grocery shopping here recently. The place was mobbed, especially over the holiday. The produce section is the first section you walk through upon entering the store. This store actually had a decent selection of produce. I've been to other Price Rites where the produce looked picked over. The prices were fairly reasonable for bananas ($0.54/lb, seen it cheaper), lemons, avocados, lettuce, and apples. Orange juice and milk were both $1.99/gallon. Price Rite spaghetti sauce was $0.99/jar, imported Italian pasta was $0.99/lb, dozen large eggs $0.99, and Knorr noodles & sauce $0.94 each (I got this for less at the Schenectady NY store). The Pillsbury cake mix was $0.99 a box. A 10 lb bag of long grain rice is $4.99. Banquet frozen dinners are $0.99 and saw only Pepsi and Price Rite soft drinks in the store. Aisle 6 has a pretty good selection of Goya food and drink products. There were long lines at the checkout which is a sign that many people shop where the bargains are. Major CREDIT CARDS accepted. NOTES: Bring your own bags to save money. Plastic bags are available at $0.10 each and quantities are limited to 4 per each product. Self bagging area in front of the store.

Very clean and a lot of great options. I have to say that I was surprised because most Aldi shops…read moreI've been to are definitely not as nice as this one.

Definitely one of the nicer Big Y establishments I have wondered into. Place is large so took me a…read moreminute to figure out the layout. Checkout was quick and painless.

Why does a store cross merchandise or outpost the same product in the same store but charge a…read moredifferent price? Makes no sense. Normally a store does it to provide service to the customer and drive additional sales. But charging a different price within the same 4 walls is just wrong. I have worked in retail all my life up to corporate level and have never seen it until Big Y. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Absolutely fantastic selection of all manner of comestibles from Europe- excellent breads, tinned…read morefish, mind- blowing selection of flavored ​black teas ​and herbal tisanes.

It's really a small supermarket, I go for fruits and vegetable which are good quality. They also…read morehave noodles butter and other dairy products imported from Germany other places in central Europe at reasonable prices. I don't partake but they make their own sausage and other central European items. English Russian and (I believe ) Ukraine are spoken

Love the award winning olive oils produced by this company, as well as their tapenades. Highly…read morerecommend!

I've been driving by this place for awhile and said screw it and pulled in. The store is very…read moresmall, but setup nicely. I was greeted and asked if I needed any help. They have a bunch of other things not just relating to olive oil, but candy, soaps, honey, vinegars, pasta, and spreads. They also have impressive gift boxes, that are very professionally packaged, and would make a great gift. I left with about $60 worth of honey and oils. It is very expensive, and the taste remains to be seen, but I have a feeling it will live up to its perceived expectation. It's also a good way to support a local family run business. Check it out! Tried the olive oil I took home. Honestly, it was the best olive oil I've ever tasted. I'm not bullshitting.