Very small grocery about 15 to 20 minute walk from ferry. Very small, but if you are craving fresh…read morehome baked quiches, muffins, pies, cookies, etc, this is the place to go! Also they had Blue Bunny turtle sundae ice cream bars (singles) which I, at least, have a hard time finding anywhere. They are also a deli.

Great little spot for sandwiches and to go to picnic stuff. They all had a good selection of fresh…read moreBrad and coffee. Really nice staff and vibe.

I absolutely loved this supermarket!!! I've never heard of Shaw's before, and I have to admit that…read moreI was a little hesitant about going because the reviews are not that great... which... why? this place is Amazing!! Especially for their weekly sales items, really good deals. We bought this frozen shrimp bag that was on sale, and it has to be some of the best shrimp I've had. We got the 5lb bag of King Arthur flour on sale for 2.99!!! I've never seen it that cheap before. We also got coffee on sale at a great price, their deals are worth the visit for sure.

On a weekly basis, this is where I do the bulk of my grocery shopping. For the most part, this…read moreplace is fine. In general, I can find anything I need over here, as long as you stay within the realms of western cooking. So, what that entails I can pork loins for a roast. I can find brisket, I can find chuck, I can find...................really thin cuts of ribeye. Like...really really thin. Like, so thin that I could probably cook it medium rare by waving it above my computer case once or twice. Ok, sorry, I digress. If you want to make a ragu sauce, you can find everything that you need here. An alfredo sauce? Yup, that too. Beef stew? Go for it! It also has all the chicken and spices you'd need to make a fried chicken. It does have an international section, but it's..............not impressive. I mean, sure, there's some items, but you can't make a proper anything, tbh. Miso soup? We got half of what you need! Ramen? Uhhh, we got instant. Also have Ramune and Calpis for the weebs. That said, they do have panko if you want to make a katsu. They do have a pretty good produce section. Like, decent selection of fruits that are in season. Plenty of bell peppers, red, orange, yellow, and green. I can usually get jalapenos and habaneros here, although if you're looking for other types of chili peppers, it can be hit or miss. And the habaneros are sometimes still green. No real produce for Asian cooking here (except for shiitake mushrooms), so you won't find anything like burdock root or daikon...maybe bok choy or kabocha every so often. The spice section is pretty nice. Good, wide selection. Most of them are in pretty small containers, though. So if you need anything other than pre-ground cassia (I refuse to call that stuff cinnamon) in a large quantities, you might be out of luck. But...because the spices are in small containers, it's great for sampling. Most of the time when I come here, I like to grab a spice I haven't used before, haven't used in a long time, or haven't learned how to use properly.

I went to Dick's with soared fish on my agenda today. While there I picked out a tomato. I cooked…read morethe fish in hot skillet with olive oil Good sear then added garlic , butter and garlic Turn heat down and cover twenty minutes on low. Forget to mention capers

Such an awesome grocery! Fish counter is excellent but also has great supplies for entertaining and…read moresome seasonal produce. We loved their smoke blue fish dip. And was a lifesaver to find horseradish to add to our homemad cod cakes (we bought the cod fresh at the shop). My favorite item though is the tuna banh mi sandwich they make to order. Sooooooo delicious.

Amazing vegan options, friendly staff, and a super chill, welcoming vibe every time I visit!read more

There are so many things I love about fiddleheads, it would be impossible to fit them all into one…read morereview. Here are a couple of my stand out favorites: -the extensive bulk section! One of the things that turns me off about cooking is that simple meals somehow turn into $80 trips to stop and shop. Part of it is because even if you only need a tablespoon of something, you have to buy a whole container of it. Not so at fiddleheads! Oats, rice, coffee, herbs, spices, you name it- you can buy as little or as much as you need. -the fresh local food. From salmon and beef to fruits and veggies, fiddleheads has a wide range of locally and responsibly sourced fresh food. Some things are seasonal, some things are constants, but the more you shop there you will quickly get an idea of what you can find and when. -of course, the staff. Every single employee I've interacted with in my many years of coming here has been friendly, helpful, and respectful. You see a lot of the same faces year after year, and I get the impression that people truly enjoy working there. They recently just celebrated 16 years in business, which is no small feat for a co-op swimming in a sea of big chain grocery stores. For me, it's certainly not hard to see why.

This is my favorite grocery store in the area. The caveat is that this is not exactly a cheap…read moregrocery store, nor will you find giant portions of what they sell. But, they always have a great selection of produce that don't look like they've been sitting their for 2 weeks (y'know...wilting and yellowing out). They have great selections of artisan breads from the likes of Seven Stars Bakery. They actually have Mt Hagen instant coffee (about the only instant coffee worth buying). And they even have a pretty good selection of sushi. The staff are always friendly and helpful too. Anybody from out in western MA? This place reminds me of the River Valley Coop in Northampton.

We stopped at Belmont to get some prepared foods for our lunch…read more I picked the stuffed pork loin (with sausage and peppers) as well as some green beans. There were 4 ladies behind the counter ready to wait on customers, but they took a bit of a while to approach us and ask what we wanted. The food was very salty for my taste and the pork loin was not moist and tender but a bit dry and hard.... The beans were not great either. I don't think we will be frequenting their hot food section anytime soon..

This store is huge, well organized, clean, and the specials are terrific. I will be shopping here…read moreagain.

I love this stop & shop location. It's easily accessible off the highway, and I usually end up…read morerunning in here to get flowers for people. Good bakery selection and sushi options here as well.

The place of the institutions is totally unhygienic, especially in the deli area, that is the…read moredirtiest place in the iga. Not to mention that there are many employees who are totally rude and disrespectful, they treat customers badly, they treated me badly and I wanted to talk to their manager and it was a rude person who ended up yelling at me, everything was in the checkout area the employee's name is Yolanda. That day both the employee and her manager ended up yelling at me and treating me badly, I'll never buy in that disgusting place again, it's not worth it. A tip for those who are going to buy is to check the expiration dates of the products, since they never check the employees and we as customers end up buying products in bad condition.

It beats starving. Not lots of options on the east end for…read moreshopping. I typically bring most everything I need from the city. But there are times I am forced to buy something out here. This store has a bad selection, the workers have a bad attitude and overall it's a bad customer experience, plus I feel like I'm getting robbed when I pay. Now that I see they had that "Merry Christmas" sign it tells me they're red necks and probably Tr mpsters. Never again.

Fresh great sandwiches get one everyday! Clean and friendly staff. Love the molasadas days.read more

It's sad to write a review for a place like this, especially since I've been going there…read moreperiodically since I'm a child. However, I know there is new ownership which is clearly the problem. Nowhere is it mentioned on their inconsistent IG that breakfast sandwiches are served until a certain time...I went in to see. Walked in and said hi and greeted tha woman behind counter, literally just a nod back. Ok. And the place was empty other than one customer checking out. I walk up to the deli counter, I say "hi how are you?" To the woman behind the counter. She says nothing and just looks at me like "what do you want?" I ask if breakfast is still going (it's 11:20qm btw) she snaps at me and says "nope. That's all done" the turns away from me. Before I could leave, I noticed the absolutely disgusting cases of chicken and God knows what in the deli counter, also the disgusting slop of old apple pie under an old ugly heat lamp. What an awful place. Owners should get a clue.

Small, but mighty organic grocery store. The store is small, but it's packed to the brim with…read moreproducts. They always have a great variety of veggies and have always had what I'm looking for. Staff is friendly and will help you find anything you need. Great hidden gem, a must shop if you're on the island.

Always a great way to shop for fresh organic healthy choices, friendly helpful staff. The store…read moreitself is well stocked, clean and convenient. Never disappoints.

Title: The Human Raincloud of the Montauk IGA…read more I've been shopping at the Montauk IGA for years and can say, without hesitation, that it's usually a shining example of small-town warmth and friendliness. The staff is famously helpful, cheerful, and welcoming -- which is why encountering Dayanara at the checkout feels like suddenly stepping into a thunderstorm in the middle of a sunny day. It's as if her job description reads: "Scowl, sigh heavily, and make customers question all their life choices." She manages to inject rudeness into the most basic exchanges, going out of her way to be curt, unhelpful, and generally unpleasant. If Montauk ever needed a mascot for passive-aggressive hostility, she'd be overqualified. This isn't a case of someone having a bad day -- this is a professional commitment to being a human sandpaper strip. The contrast with the rest of the staff is so stark it's almost performance art. For the sake of the store's otherwise stellar reputation, she should be moved into a role that doesn't involve live humans. Stock room. Night shift. Mars. Anywhere but the checkout lane. IGA Montauk, keep doing what you do best -- just maybe reassign your resident mood assassin before she convinces visitors that "Montauk charm" is a myth.

Tiny supermarket. Limited selection. Limited fresh produce. One thing to not is that they have…read moresalads to-go in two sizes that are priced nice. Self-checkout.