Lots of mixed reviews for Amazon Fresh. I stopped in the store last week because I had an Amazon…read morepurchase that I needed to pick up. My wife and I needed to do a quick shop last night and decided to swing by the supermarket. The hype right now is at Wegmans so the store seems empty at 7pm. Walking in, we're greeted by a hostess. She explained the smart wagon, we're the cashier as we swipe the reader in the wagon. Do I get paid for this? Haha The shopping experience is interesting, lots of great sales but regular priced items are eye popping. No, I don't need $36 worth of detergent but I do need .75 cents on Nan bread. That's right, 3 quarters. I noticed the cheese selection was pretty cool but yogurt choices were not that large. The store is very large and clean. All of the shelves were well stocked. Listen, I think I'm a fan?? Every week we have to go to ShopRite because the digital coupons didnt work. Amazon Fresh had the tech down! After we were all rung up, we received a discount being a prime member. Still on the fence, so far nothing but a positive shopping experience to report for Amazon Fresh.

If you return Amazon items, you get $10 off of your $50 purchase in the store…read more Sometimes there are promotions such as $20 off of $75 purchase. This is a great store with quality products where you can save money. Highly recommend. I wouldn't purchase their skin care, medical or cleaning supplies. Those seem to be overpriced. You can definitely find less expensive items at your local pharmacy.

Relatively speaking, this is a pretty good Stop and Shop. They are generally well stocked with the…read moreexception of the dairy department and have a wide variety of all types of grocery items. The employees at check out are usually very helpful and pleasant but the ones who work in the aisles are generally not super helpful nor friendly. When they renovated/updated the store a few years back, it definitely improved. There are generally a lot of sales/deals if you use your Stop and Shop card (aka sign up with your phone number) and the prices are really reasonable compared to other stores. While I much prefer to shop in Uncle Giuseppe's, they don't always have all the regular grocery items my family needs and they upcharge a lot for the conveneince. TLDR; An all around solid supermarket, would be much better if they better stocked their dairy items and had more friendly and helpful employees working in the aisles.

This place has just gone down hill immensely. Used the coin star to cash in money for the Amazon e…read morevoucher. It gave me cash voucher receipt, which took away 13 dollars. Tried to talk an older woman who just kept interrupting me and got pissy when I told her to stop interrupting me and let me speak. The one man who helped me was nice and knew how to talk to customers and was able to fix the money issue, but tried to make it my fault, when the machine messed up. This is also after them getting rid of their peapod drivers and switched to instacart which was the worst decision. They just leave the stuff now and don't tell you they showed up half the time. We are switching to the Target Circle now. I'd rather drive the extra 5/10 minutes to pathmark or Whole Foods and shop.

I began going to the Setauket store when they opened. Until I moved, back in 2016, it was a weekly…read moretrip from the South Shore of Long Island to the North Shore. Loved their stir-fry, deli and bakery items. I'm going to be in the Setauket area today and can't wait to stop by for the first time in a few years.

Very expensive produce - $14 for a 16 oz box organic strawberries?! That's daylight robbery. Total…read morerip-off.

Wegmans brings back fond memories of my college days so very long ago in Buffalo, NY. Now I can…read morerelive it all over again in Centereach, only a few miles from my home! It's such a wonderful shopping experience with something for everyone! I love how passionate and welcoming the employees are...Nothing is more important to them than a positive/professional customer service experience! Perishable and non-perishable goods are always fully stocked and ready for purchase! I particularly love the produce section, which always has the freshest and most delicious foods. The bakery section is enormous with the most amazing treats! Everything about Wegmans always holds a special place in my heart. Considering how I really don't love going food shopping to begin with, now having this Wegmans so close by has made me realize it's not so bad after all! I'm looking forward to my next shopping adventure soon...

For those that haven't been to Wegmans before, it's a more upscale supermarket that has a nice…read moreenvironment with a lot of prepared foods / baked goods. Wegmans has a special place in my heart as I went to college upstate where there weren't many good food options. I used to go with friends to get subs from Wegmans and they were always amazing. So I was pretty excited when I heard there would be an outpost of this place coming to LI. I was pleased to see the sub shop at Wegmans churning out subs as I remembered. I think Wegmans also uses freshly baked bread for their subs; I chose the 'white everything' bread. I went with a large 'Wegmans Assorted' sub that has roast beef, ham, and turkey ($16.49). You can ask for packets of their 'sub sauce' on the side for no extra cost, which I recommend. I ended up pairing my sub with a bottle of Mountain Dew ($2.99). Total cost with tax included was $20.15. I was pleased to see that this Wegmans has a really nice seating area with a bunch of different tables and good natural lighting. You can get condiments and utensils for free upon entry. I unwrapped my sub and dug in. The sub itself is quite big, so I'm glad they still give you a lot of sandwich for the large size (I asked for my sub to be cut in quarters). However, when I finally took a bite of the sub, I was extremely disappointed. The sub was nothing like I remembered. It didn't taste bad, it's more that the sub didn't taste like anything at all. It felt like none of the ingredients had any flavor to it. It was kind of disorienting. I did some research online and realized that this is due to the cold cuts being used. It seems that the Wegmans subs of my memories used freshly sliced cold cuts of better quality, while the sub I got at the LI location used pre-cut cold cuts that were way worse quality. This resulted in a very 'watery' feel to the bite of the sandwich. There wasn't much flavor or texture to it at all. After realizing this upon the first bite, it was sad that the rest of the sandwich felt like dead weight. I ate the rest of it for dinner though cause I didn't want to waste anything. So I left Wegmans very disappointed to say the least. I guess it's true that nothing good lasts forever but I'm hoping that Wegmans can turn this around at some point.

My shopping trip on 4/13/26 felt more like a scavenger hunt designed by someone who doesn't…read moreactually want the items to be found. I came in for the advertised "Celebration Bouquet" for $6.99. When I asked an employee for help, she first told me she had no idea what I was talking about. Only after I mentioned the website did she bother to look it up -- and once she confirmed it existed, she informed me the store didn't carry it. Her helpful solution? That I drive around to other Stop & Shop locations and see if they might have it. No substitution, no effort, nothing. Then I tried to pick up the free 48 oz Blue Diamond Almond Milk. Also unavailable. This time I was told to "keep checking back," as if I have unlimited time to repeatedly visit the store hoping the advertised items eventually materialize. If Stop & Shop expects customers to spend their week traveling from store to store chasing down promotions, it would be great if that were mentioned somewhere. As it stands, the experience was disappointing, unhelpful, and frankly pretty frustrating. I filled out the survey at the bottom of my receipt & requested that someone contact me by email. The survey indicated I would receive a response within 7 business days. Today is 4/26/26, I am fairly certain we are beyond that timeframe---yet another failure on their part.

It's a decent grocery store. The seafood and meat selection is very good. I bought mussels there…read morerecently for a stew and they were excellent. My only concerns are , Ive bought garbage mangoes there twice already. Also, Wheres the organic produce? Hiding somewhere?

Horrible customer service. Put on hold 3 times. No one ever came to the phone. The manager then…read morewalked down to the auto department and he never came back. I will never use this tire store. Sunday, May 31st 4:45-5:30 pm. Disgusting service.

Not sure how this Walmart managed to get a low rating. I stopped by today and found it a smooth and…read moreeasy going shopping experience. We needed some help finding an item and an employee stopped and helped us locate the item. The employee went out his way to walk us over to locate it! The check out process was easy and quick. Overall store was way more organized than other locations I have been to!

A trip to Whole Foods offers a familiar and reliable bounty: aisles of health-conscious products,…read morevibrant organic produce, and an impressive range of prepared foods like pizza, sushi, and a sprawling salad bar. However, the premium quality comes with an equally premium price tag, a reality that has persisted, and perhaps even intensified, since its acquisition by Amazon. For the savvy shopper, there are still ways to navigate the costs. Keen attention to pricing, coupled with strategic use of Amazon Prime discounts and in-store sales, can help balance the ledger. Ultimately, the store's unique draw lies in its exclusive selection; there are certain specialty items you simply won't find anywhere else, making it a necessary stop for certain needs. Our family has found a practical rhythm: we always begin our shopping at the Trader Joe's across the street. After surveying their selection and prices, we then visit Whole Foods for those few, special items we can't get elsewhere. This approach makes the added effort, and expense, feel worthwhile. Despite the undeniable cost, shopping at the Lake Grove location remains a valuable way to support and enrich a healthy lifestyle, especially for those living on Long Island's East End. It's a curated experience, one where careful planning can turn a luxury stop into a sustainable part of your routine.

Love Whole Foods. As I have shopped in other markets I realize that Whole Foods has such higher…read morestandards. I really only trust getting my meat, seafood and produce here.

Wow! Uncle Giuseppe's is an incredible marketplace. The choices are abundant. You really need extra…read moretime to shop throughout the store because there's so much inventory. The displays are beautifully presented and the staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly. A hidden gem is the sample tastings throughout the store. This inspired me to purchase items and would normally not add to my cart. The buffalo chicken meatballs were soo good! Thank you for the wonderful shopping experience. Dennis, Mike and Michael are awesome.

We ordered some food for our ER staff. The Caesar salad looked amazing but the croutons stale and…read moresoggy. The pigs in the blanket were dried out and a choking hazard. The sliders were dried out they forgot the buns and waited for them making it worse. The salads macaroni , potato. Super BLAND just tasted like mayo. 500 bucks thrown out the window. Ughhhh

I have been coming to this for place since it was in Setauket and I was a little kid trailing…read morebehind my parents. I discovered those wonderful Chinese milk candies wrapped with rice paper and have bunnies on the labels when I was around 7 or 8 and still buy them 50 years later. The business has moved since then and owners have changed but I still enjoy going there. The Taro buns, dim sum both fresh and frozen, dumplings, green tea ice cream and desserts, very fresh veggies, and huge variety of snacks makes this a place I try and get to at least once a month if not more. It packs a lot of products for a small space. I wish they had more items and more housewares, but I truly enjoy this place and feel they really serve the community.

My wife and I come here to get our Asian groceries. I've…read morebeen coming here since I was in college and love how they have fresh dim sum twice a week. It goes out fast so make sure to get there early those days. They have a great selection of ingredients, groceries and snacks.

AMAZING meats, vegetables and fruits of the highest quality! Wild Fork sells predominantly frozen…read morefoods, with a few exceptions( chips, protein bars, condiments etc)....Everything we have tried has been very tasty and delicious. Love the Rib Eye steaks...The prices are reasonable, and can't compare with other major food brand companies in my opinion! The manager at this particular WF is always so friendly and knowledgeable. They are fully stocked and are ready to serve from the moment the doors open at 8am. If you're ever in the Lake Grove area near the Smith Haven Mall, please try to stop in and visit them at Wild Fork. You won't be disappointed! It's a wonderful place to visit ...

I came here for a Yelp Elite event, mainly for the free samples, but I didn't expect to fall in…read morelove with the place! Everything I tried was delicious, and I was blown away by how knowledgeable and helpful the staff were. They not only guided me during the scavenger hunt, but also educated me on the quality of the meats, the preservation process, and even explained the taste, texture, and best seasonings to pair with different cuts. The products themselves were so unique and exciting--things you don't find just anywhere, like ostrich, beef organs, tongue, and more. It was such a fun and eye-opening experience, and I left genuinely impressed. Can't wait to cook these new meats for the first time!