The store was clean and well stocked. The fruit and vegetables looked fresh. The staff was polite…read more As I was obviously a tourist I was happy to be treated as a neighbor.

Clean store, but pricey. I've never seen more then one checkout line open, even when it's busy. If…read moreya don't mind hurriedly bagging your own groceries as the blue or pink haired cashier sits and stares at you, then this is the place for you. It's one of those places ya go in and grab just what you need. If you fill up a cart, you'll be up front for an extra 10 minutes playing Tetris as you try to fit your groceries in a paper bag that wasn't made to hold air, holding up the line. Grocery shopping used to be a relaxing affair...not anymore. The employees are nice though, it's not their fault that they're told to only run one checkout line at a time. And I'm not sure if it's because of Covid, but a little help bagging at the end would make the whole process much quicker.

Price chop is a great place to go. You get groceries and get pizza. You get sausage and peppers…read more You got two buffets you got Starbucks. You got everything there even though I don't use Starbucks it's a you know a great place to be couldn't ask for better in there and the sales people are very friendly.

So many bogo's. Makes price chopper affordable I'm.. always neat, clean and great service.read more

My husband and I go out of our way to stand in Karen's line. We always know the service will be…read moreconsistent and friendly. High praise to Karen.

When I moved here, I was pleased with this store, but this recent remodel has me wishing I lived…read moresomewhere else! With no fabric store within 50 miles, they took out most of the fabric, leaving a few remnants and the rest prepackaged yards. They no longer carry fleece, and they don't even carry felt squares. Many other items I used to buy have been removed from the store as well, so finding what I am looking for has become much more difficult across the board. PS - the staff has been doing their best, I'm sure they have been receiving a lot of complaints like mine. I surely hope things improve when this is all over!

My family was attending Pilgrim Camp, and we were told to check out this farmstand…read more Quaint little place. I really like the honor system for payment. I've heard some people take advantage of it, though. The cheeses here alone are worth the trip. I highly recommend the garlic and herb goat cheese as well as the truffle falls cheese. Four thumbs up!!

Unfortunately only purchased 1 jar of the family's garlic dill pickles last week while spending a…read morefew days in Lake George. Should have stocked up while I had the chance. One of the best pickles I've ever had. There was a little farmstand market in LG Village on a Wednesday I believe. Wish I could place an order to ship to my house.

Good store with excellent selection, a bit pricey on certain items. Was on a camping trip so good…read morefor forgotten items but I would stock up elsewhere

Family owned and operated for generations. When you come to Northern Borne, you're bound to make a…read morefriend! They have groceries (organic, GF, vegan options), outdoor equipment, camping needs, summertime fun (like floats, etc), home improvement, hardware, tools, every Long Lake or Adirondack clothing option you could want, pet needs, paper products, and so much more. BOGO 50% off for shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, jackets, shoes, hats, cups and mugs - all the time!! Northern Borne has been a staple in the community for many decades. It was wonderful to have all of our needs met when we camped at Lake Eaton and other times stayed at the Adirondack hotel. Thank you!!

This market is perfect for your quick needs when visiting the Lake George area. They have…read moreeverything at reasonable prices. We always stop in and stock up on snacks and cold drinks when we stay in the area.

Stayed in the area and was looking for a grocery store. Price Chopper came up so we went to check…read moreit out. Parking lot seemed a little small and the store wasn't the full size we expected. But it was large enough to have the basics of what as needed.

This review is not for the grocery store part (which is decent, and the best bet for 30 miles…read morearound), or the camping supplies (which are excellent, really comprehensive for the basic set of things you may need but have forgotten, or the general hardware and goods (better than the Department Store -- see also -- for most things). I'm reviewing Charlie John's as a Bookstore-Café. Because there's one little table in the back by the deli, and we had (seriously) a delightful time there after a few dozen banal visits for groceries and supplies. First off, the made to order sandwiches -- we got egg salad and tuna salad -- are quite good. The Broccoli salad was as good a one as I've ever had, although I suspect that was because there were little bits of ham in it we didn't notice until after we started eating it (we are not dogmatic vegetarians, and occasionally fall off the wagon anyway). The deli staff were extremely pleasant, and I don't mean this as a knock on any particular establishment, but during the busy summer season that really stands out among other more harried employees of some businesses I shan't mention. And then we had the added pleasure of being able to talk directly to a half dozen patrons, as we were blocking the access to pork roll, ground turkey, and littleneck clams from our perch at the sole table. Second: the bookstore. CJ's has a half a row of books in the camping section, plus another stub for maps and guidebooks, and honestly, I think I've been in every bookstore in the ADK, I think this has the best-curated books of local interest. They have some truly small-press low-print-run titles here, from a biography of Nick Stoner to a history of the Moose Plains Wilderness. It's fun just to browse and while you can't buy everything, we always make it a point to buy something. That's when it occurred to me: we were having as enjoyable a time as we have at bookstore cafés. I mean, this sure beats Barnes and Noble. So having not bothered to review Charlie John's before -- what else is there to say about the best small grocery store in the ADK that hasn't been said in other reviews -- and convey to you that you now have a secret rainy day destination. That is the Charlie John's Bookstore Café.

A great market with food, drinks of all kinds, souvenirs, and hardware! Truly a one-stop shop. The…read morecashiers are all very kind.

Nice little country store. Service was great. Found food that I have never seen before.read more

When Grand Union left several years ago, we were wondering what was going to take its place. Turns…read moreout Tops bought out a number of GU grocery stores. As a grocery store, it's unremarkable. It has a decent selection for a smaller town. There's a deli, produce section, dairy aisle, meat department. Everything you would expect from a grocery store with a smaller selection -- although they really do try here. I wish there was more produce to choose from but I'm spoiled coming from the Midwest.

best produce around. always fresh and full of variety. the produce manager is always friendly,…read morewilling to help with anything, and knowledgable about his fruits. they also offer a great variety of locally grown produce. the deli has a great selection of specialty cheese, best selection around. the meat departments standards on fresh are clearly high, even if the product that has been reduced in price for quick sale it looks like it was cut in front of you. the store is very well kept, organized and clean! checkout is smooth every time i have been in. even when they seem busy, they have a great system to keep lines short, even the store manager has been checking out customers. if you want to save money on gas and pay extra for groceries go to price chopper. when i shop i prefer to save money on groceries and get a product i can be 100% happy with, thats why i shop at hannaford.

Stopped by this super cute grocery store while in town for a vacation. It has everything you need…read moreto bring to your hotel room or Lake House and have an enjoyable time. Just off the main drag in a plaza, this supermarket is great for grabbing essentials, beer, and more. It's the main grocery store servicing the entire Lake Placid area. I used the bathrooms which were clean and easy to find. They had the makeup remover wipes I had forgotten, and great snack options for the drive back home. I would recommend anyone coming into town to stop here!

We were looking for a local eatery and found this perfect little store. We sat down at a table…read morewith some locals and travelers and had the best time chatting, eating and getting the low down about the place! The company was excellent, but the FOOD!!! All I can say is stop! It is so worth the time to go off the beaten path! You have to get the spinach, mushroom and cheese 2 egg omelet! My word it is amazing!

Great little gift shop and breakfast/lunch place. The sandwiches are fresh made by order. Don't…read moreforget to try the baked goods . A must one stop shops.