im so sad that they discontinued the kiwi king salmon roll! it was really tasty! the nigiri is…read morepretty good too! it's fresh and it satiates my sushi craving!

This place is epic. Anything your heart desires (foodwise) can be found here. From freshly prepared…read moremeals, ready to heat and enjoy, to a charcuterie counter and pastries galore, PLUS standard grocery aisle fare, Wegmans is an experience.

It's a one stop shop. Meat, eggs, veg, dairy,…read more prepared foods, booze, health and beauty, household goods. I'm very impressed with the stock and the prices. It's conveniently located. The staff is terrific.

I was in Downtown Ithaca and stopped in here for some fruit…read more Pretty small store, just down the hill from Cornell University, and really, the only market that I saw in this area. The prices here were a little higher, probably because of that. I didn't stay in here long, but the checkout folks here were so nice that it actually stood out to me!!

GreenStar is my favorite market in Ithaca!! I think the prices, especially when it comes to vegan…read moreitems, are either similar or CHEAPER than Wegman's. They have such an extensive merchandise, and a wonderful prepared foods/baked goods section!! I recently tried the "Made to Order" sandwiches, and it was DELICIOUS. I made mine with BBQ seitan, hummus, vegan cheddar, vegan mayo, spring greens, tomato, + condiments on a baguette. So flavorful and such a wonderful size. I've also placed special orders for their cakes and it was sooo good. My family couldn't been believe it was vegan! Outside of their food, the staff is always super friendly and helpful with any inquiries. Additionally, the store is always super clean and never too busy. They also have CO-OP member savings which are amazing! I love GreenStar!! :)

Was great, now is sliding down hill…read more Quality was in local produce however, it is not uncommon to get a batch of local apples or sprouts which are rotten or past their prime even with the expiration date a week out. Staples like oat milk are a dollar more than at Wegmans - so you're paying again, beyond the yearly dues to support the co-op each purchase. Double check your made to order sandwich is correct as you might get a mystery sandwich- think they are in auto pilot when making You are also paying more than waiting for the farmers market and getting produce, say from Stick and Stone farm. People are friendly for the most part but that's is not the primary reason one goes there. They do have some good items to be sure and part of our mix but you are paying a premium but not always getting that in return, so three stars as average quality.

Though you might have to time your visit to avoid the university-affiliated crowds, this Trader…read moreJoe's has a decent selection of products. I was glad to snag multiple O&H Kringle for the holiday season without any problem! The bread selection is also a notable draw. The layout is typical for most locations; you'll be in someone's way 50% of the time because of that.

Personally I view Trader Joe's as being a staple to any community. When I go to Trader Joe's I can…read morealways expect quality products and a relaxed atmosphere. When I go grocery shopping here, I don't feel rushed. I can take my time to look at the fruits and vegetables. I describe the encounters with Trader Joe staff as being very helpful. The team members come across as being attentive and respectful. When we check out our products, the cashiers take the initiative to talk to us. At which point, I feel more comfortable about my purchase. Of course, I go food shopping with Joseph. He buys groceries as he cooks at home. I like the location as it allows customers to shop at other stores such as TJ Maxx, Ulta Beauty or Old Navy. A solid place for grocery shopping.

Five stars are for donuts! It's way better than Dunkin's and not as expensive as some gourmet…read moreversions sold at cafes. You can go in and grab them in paper bags and a tissue, plastic-free. They also have pizza bagel which was surprisingly good. A satisfying donuts shopping experience. Staff are nice too. One guy asked if I needed a basket. The store is a nice size, no need to walk around so much. Long live a local grocery store!

Rude and lazy help and high prices. They must have a high turnover because most of the help looks…read morelike first year high school dropouts.

A cute, well stocked Asian Grocery store filled with a lot of really great favorites as well as…read morebringing in newer items and brands. Make sure to get there early to stock up on fresh baked goods-- they are too many options and it's all hard to pick from--so to help you out just buy one of each... you can't go wrong with the mochi pudding bun. Delicious! It has the chewy texture you love with the warm comfort of a bun coating. Prices are reasonable, produce is fresh. Aisles were clean and everyone working was nice. I was particularly excited to see they had various citrus plants for sale that were already fruiting! I didn't grab one this time but I do already regret it. It's hard to find mature plants like that. Parking was easy, there were plenty of spaces available. Accessible to those who need it as well.

Pretty comprehensive Asian food market I mean it's pretty large. They have a lot of product from a…read morelot of cultures. Fresh fish, fresh vegetables, fresh baked items. Great variety noodles prepared fried foods frozen foods just a lot of stuff there. The price point for some of the groceries were a little lower than competitors, which is great no it's convenient next to Meadow Street where all the other shopping food shopping is also very clean and organize makes you feel better buying food for a place. It's very clean and very organized..

Interesting selection of Asian food and ingredients. A bit hard to find things, but with a little…read morehelp from staff, no problem.

Best selection of Asian supermarket goods for some of the best prices in Ithaca. I would actually…read morerecommend going here before going to any other Asian market/store in the area. The owners are friendly and may even give you solid cooking advice (ex. once I went to get premade tapioca dessert and I was advised on how to make it from scratch myself so that I could pay less in the long run).

Green Castle is small, like "blink and you might miss it" small, but it's got the essentials if…read moreyou're in need of a quick grocery run. You'll find the staples for your next Korean feast, but you might feel the sting in your wallet afterward -- prices are definitely on the higher side. It's not the kind of place where you load up a cart and feel like a budget-savvy hero, but it's convenient if you're in the area and don't feel like trekking to a larger store. Overall, Green Castle does the job, but it's more of a 3/5 kind of market: handy in a pinch, but you probably won't be writing home about it. Unless you're writing this review.

I love Green Castle's prepared goods the most. I almost always get fishcakes (when I don't, it's…read moreeither because they're not in stock or I don't have enough cash on me). The store might not be huge, but you can specifically request any goods you want (just ask). The owner is sweet. :)

Also a great store, well stocked, tidy and super friendly people. It's a pleasure to come here,…read morejust like the Triphammer location.

Clean, well stocked, great staff, much organic, low salt, wonderful European goodies, fine frozen…read moresingle meals,

Wow! This place is incredible. Great food, wonderful vendors and fantastic craftsmanship…read moreeverywhere I turned. Loved the cutting board and one spoke to me that I took home. The coffee shops, pitas and sweets at every turn were equally delicious! Best to make a day of it and take in the ambience of a cruise, picnic by the water or just relaxing! Each booth we stopped, offered excellent service and great communication! Complete awesomeness at the market!

It's a neat and medium size market with a large parking lot. There are three sections. There…read moreweren't as many farm stands as I was expecting, but there was a large variety of local products, like wine, liquor, flowers, food, coffee, etc. The food was good at all the stands we tried (onigiri, momos, hand pies, and empanadas). There's free wine tastings. The back has a little dock to sit on and there were musicians playing. The outdoor bathrooms were really small. Prices were moderate. It wasn't too crowded on the Saturday I went.