My diet is very restricted due to GERD and lactose intolerance. It's frustrating to find foods that…read moreare safe for me to eat. Sometimes I also need to find low or no sodium, and low or no sugar products for my family, even more frustrating, so I make my own homemade bread, pancakes, cookies and etc. However, sometimes I don't have the time to spend preparing and baking my own foods. And, I also crave foods that I can't make at home such as cereal and milk. I just made calls to various supermarkets which are located close to my home to inquire if they had a certain brand of vegan bread. I predicted from past experience that the answer would be no, and I was right. My last call was made to ShopRite, as usual they carry the product that I was looking for. I appreciate ShopRite's buyer, because of them, my belly is full and I have more time to enjoy the summer! Thank you!!!!! P.S. I'm not from California?

Sorry excuse for management. The owner and his kid are constantly yelling at their employees where…read morecustomers can hear. Store is dirty. No one seems happy

I'll be extremely honest - I would never come here alone. I would feel so uncomfortable. The food…read moreis absolutely AMAZING. My cousin who is a chef, actually made his own sub there that they have a specific name for, and it's not on the menu. Only the workers know. I've tried other food besides his sub. I think the prices were decent or so-so. The broken glass door scares me, though. Some workers also don't know english. There's not many tables to sit at, and it's usually crowded with people in there. They do take credit card which is always nice. I love coming here, but I always make sure a guy is with me to feel safer!

Random fact: this used to be a Waldbaums…read more Overall this is a very nice King Kullen, one with a pharmacy too! (Or Chemist, if you're from Europe or are an Aussie.) Nice to still see this in 2026. This location is kept clean, most of the staff are nice, and I'm happy to report that I've been noticing a lot more Organic/Non-GMO stuff available to buy, ditto for Gluten free mixed in with the oldie-but-goodie items, which tend to cater to their majority Gen X and Baby Boomer aged customers. There's a bus stop for SCT routes 6, 51, and 53 at the Waverly Ave entrance, which is convenient. Plus it says open until 22:00 (10 pm). Only complaints are: Items/foodschtuffs are costly (aka typical King Kullen prices), Restrooms tend to be dirty (had to duck into the ladies room once, was a bit cleaner than the mens), The location is in an odd area. Waverly Ave south of Sunrise is a rough-ish part of town, but north of Sunrise tends to be nicer. Keep this in mind if you walk, bike, or take the bus. With all this being said, I'm happy for the Cullen Family and to see King Kullen continue to be a landmark business unique to Long Island, still making LIers proud!

Excellent bakery section. The cheesecakes in particular are fantastic. Love their assortment of…read moreschool/allergen free items as well. Bakery staff was so friendly. The whole experience reminded me of going years ago when I was a child and got to pick a little sweet at the counter. Worth the extra couple of minutes to go to.

No idea what the attraction is here. Obscure brands loaded up with sugar. Probably won"t return.read more

I like Aldi stores in general, this one, not so much. The employees are really nice and keep the…read morelines moving, so they are not the issue. This location is not very clean and the open vegetable sections are typically a mess. This store is very busy so I avoid it. I go to the one in Bohemia which is much better and the employees are just as nice.

Good egg Sammy today but the level of bacon on the thing was quite lacking to say the least; it…read moreseems to me as a one employee spot and no customers either. Who knows how long things have been on the shelf, for instance: Halloween gummy-candy faced on the center rack.... I think paying for extra bacon is quite necessary with this place but after that you might have something quite nice as that sandwich was super runny and flavorful.

The food is amazing! Grabbed myself a bacon, egg, and cheese and received a generous amount (which…read moreis lacking in sandwiches nowadays). The woman working there was very sweet, so overall a great breakfast spot.

This Stop and Shop has the worst employees I've seen. They open at 6:00 am and none of the…read moreself-checkout lines are open. There is one old woman cashier who needs to retire. The line is usually long and she is very slow. When there is an issue, and there always is an issue that early in the morning, no manager can be found. I've seen so many people just drop their stuff and leave because the line doesn't move. Add to the employee issue, their refrigeration systems have been having problems for 6 months or more. Often I go in there and the refrigerated and freezer sections have mops and towels along the sections. I've returned yogurt, chicken and beef to this location 3 times in the past 3 months. Be careful what you are buying. If you think the Sayville location is a better bet, think again, that location is worse and the store is filthy!!!

This is a super large Stop & Shop. I sometimes stop here on my way home from work because it's…read moreright off Sunrise Hwy. I'm here the day before a snowstorm and it wasn't crowded at all. There was quite a bit of wait in the deli section. But ALL the staff were in good spirits & friendly. Even laughing amongst themselves while expeditiously getting everyone's cold cuts & cheeses cut exactly how they wanted. This store is always clean and bright. And they also have a large organic & vegetarian section if that's your thing. It ain't my thing but I have vegetarian friends so I'm always looking for unique choices for them. Stop through, it's a nice store. 1-22-2016

They are the absolute worse when it comes to THE LONG LONG LONGEST LINES It is ridiculousread more

This was my first visit and I am still in shock at how incredibly low prices are on high-quality…read moreEuropean products. As an example, their imported parmigiano Reggiano cheese is $14 a pound. At a market in Bellport, the same cheese from the same region in italy is $24 a pound. Organic coffee, free trade made with arabica beans from Honduras is $4 dollars a bag. I have gotten used to paying at least $12 a bag elsewhere. Potted Basil plants are $2.49. At Lowes they are $14! I could go on and on, but I am absolutely obsessed and I am something of a food snob with a strong preference for European products. The produce section does leave something to be desired, but you can't go wrong with parsley for 99 cents or garlic, 3 for $1!