Battery check in number 2 after an unsuccessful attempt at a defunct Rite Aid that was liquidating…read more-n- batteries go fast in these commercial real estate firesale times. Duracell and Energizer, which last longer with so many promises made to us over the years by the manufacturer. I think the older ones lasted longer and they were in smaller packs that now hold twenty or more. I see off brand batteries, Walmart has theirs and Stop and Shop has a off brand that they sell and its close to half the price of the afore mentioned. What happened to the battery checkers of years gone? Even one volt allowed up and can power a little flash of the light or a few more clicks o your remote, You just placed the contacts in correct polarity and squeeze.. I am harping on batteries now not because I am getting back into toys but I had a problem at the my girlfriends house of a kitchen sink. With little interaction I am not a fan of motion activated touchless faucets, when batteries run out, you can not use it like a regular faucet. A kind management man that greeted me very quickly upon my reaching the customer service counter wasted no time to escort me to the proper area and stayed a bit to chat about this situation I found myself in. I have not purchased more than that at this Stop and Shop location, the one in my neighborhood is in a hole and I just do not enjoy shopping subterranean. I hope to return soon and explore the aisles and shop with the same kind of happy customer happiness I just left with.

They pack your milk on top of your Haagen-Dazs ice cream barsLive near by but shop there…read moreinfrequently because of the lack of common sense. Will stop going altogether.

Shopping has become a high intensity mental workout for me, I used to get hungry when I food…read moreshopped and now I completely lose my appetite and feel a food borne illness slowly creeping into my body as I enter. Before I go to a new grocery market to shop, I am not looking for price comparisons, I don't know exactly what I am looking for, maybe a sale on a mystery pallet liquidation of foods as shopping among people in tight confines is becoming more and more unpleasant. I would roll the dice and see what I get, like a gameshow - the showcase showdown. So I typed into a search "Long Island Grocery Stores" hoping to find some information that would keep me from my new phobias and here is what I got instead. 1. Shootings in the parking lots 2. Workers beating pork against the ground 3. Big stores buying the smaller stores and the accompanied protesters and some weird woman with a bleached blond helmet head that is a psychic(?) I saw someone with a salted and sweet-butter sweatshirt shopping the other day, she was in aisle 3 and breathing really heavy in front of the Redi Whip and talking muffled into her phone, she sounded like a dying saxophone. Being the overworked owner of a new business that focuses on gardening, I look to the produce first - Bell Peppers, 99 cents a pound, broccoli and eggplant the same - but I had to take a peek, just a little peek at the meats and a rumble began in my tummy. Porterhouses, ribs, and brisket will run you $8.99 to $10.99 per pound -- more for what they consider the better stuff - they never show those in their circulars. I talked to a neighbor that I was trying to avoid, she's a loudspeaker chattering whiny little bird but she is nice enough and means well. She saw me and cornered me to tell me about man and god and war and food prices, so i faked a smile and excused myself to get to the checkout line that gave me additional feelings of dread as the lines were long and slow. I took a deep breath and held it, I wondered if I could passout under the bright lights and get away from this experience as quickly as possible. Instead I resorted to steady breathing and went about the overpaying experience.

The premade food was spoiled so I went back to North Shore Port Washington asking for my money…read moreback. The GM gave me a hard time and literally treated me like it was my fault but finally received my money back. I shop at North Shore more than once a week and I do not understand why I was treated this way. Respect customers!

Amazing store vegetables are always fresh. Sushi chef is wonderful. Taki is so kind.read more

Love this place it's like my secret nondescript with no signs outside and hard to park but the…read moreAsian grocery inside the freshly made sushi which aren't cheap but worth the extra price also like their bento boxes and triangle seaweed wraps, great quick take out option

My first time going to Uncle Giuseppe. The down side the store is small and the aisles are very…read morenarrow, but it's well stocked. Nice produce section fruit and vegetables are packed out nice and good quality. The seafood section has fresh quality fish on ice so customers can pick out the the different varieties and the fish is already cleaned. The deli has pre-made lasagna, chicken cutlets, eggplant etc. The bakery has a wide selection of cakes and cookies. The grab and go is good when you need to pick up a quick meal for lunch or dinner.

Very bad store so small no bakery we came to get st Joseph's pastries night before st Joseph's day…read morebakery was just a shelf of goods from other locations store is small and they don't have a pizza department or an espresso bar definitely recommend going to Massapequa Melville Smithtown or north Babylon wish I could give this port Washington location zero stars

Now called Port Washington Meat Center, the folks there are so nice and professional. It's great to…read morehave a real old school butcher in town who will custom cut/trim your selections for you. We get chicken, filets, brisket, sirloins...and they have the most incredible short rib and brisket blended burgers. New phone number is (516) 441-5123.

Always a great experience, staff provide exactly what you want, cut to order, fresh meat burgers…read more and sausage best in town, very good prices

I never got a chance to eat lunch and being on the road makes one very hungry. I looked this place…read moreup and they said it was closed........it looked open to me. I went in and was satisfied with the size of the place. It was clean as well and a clean place means a lot when your planning to eat food. I walked up to the counter and placed my order. The woman there was amazingly friendly. We joked about work and life in general. She also told me they are expanding, they purchased the building next door so they will be opening the store up, not bad for a place that was reported closed. She really loved what she did and the quality of the food represented that. I saw her cutting the meat and I thought she would never stop. I asked for Mayo and she put the right amount on, almost as if she knew how I liked my hero. Once I received my food I paid (They take cards) and ran out to my car. I couldn't wait to eat. Once I got to the car it was time. I was completely, one hundred percent satisfied! That hero was perfect. From the bread down to the amount of turkey meat. Only two negatives I can point out are, poor parking and the hero could have used more bacon; other then that, this place is great. I can't wait to go back. Next time I just need to come here first and not look for a bagel shop.

This place is disgusting food and milk were spoiled and they didn't use gloves to make my sandwichread more

5/5 Stars! Hands down the best butcher in town! Kenny provides top-tier prime meats, incredible…read morehouse marinades, top notch prepared foods and custom cuts you just can't find anywhere else. Over 40 years of dedication to Manhasset shows in every interaction. I tell him what I want to make and he suggests the best cut and cooking method. Buy prepared food? They'll always tell you the best way to heat it up. Custom orders? Call them in ahead of time if you can but remember to be patient if you're a walk in! They are always patient, always helpful, and a true local treasure. Highly recommend supporting this historic neighborhood staple!

Fresh, great cuts, some personalized items (Puerto Rican Sancocho, which was hearty and…read moredelightful.) We got a whole chicken broken down. Seasoned ground Lamb. Sweet Potato Gnocchi, we made with brown butter and fried sage. Divine. You can find a little bit of everything you need, along with fresh produce and unique specialty items. The creme de la creme is the SERVICE! Impeccable! Personal, friendly and they ensure you leave as family! Although out of our way, will DEFINITELY RETURN!

Love going to Whole Foods for many of their organic, healthy, gluten free, dairy free and soy free…read moreproducts. The inside wasn't spacious, but the staff is always helpful to help locate any items you can't find. The store is neatly organized and clean, provides disinfecting wipes for customer use near the shopping cart and basket area, which allows shoppers to clean cart and basket handles. Unlike some other Whole Foods locations, this one does not have a café, and has a small parking lot. I recommend going off hours on weekdays if you want to get in and out easily and avoid the crowds.

I'm surprised I haven't reviewed this supermarket yet since we come here regularly. My sister and…read morebrother love to shop and are teaching me how to find the sales. We didn't have any problems finding parking. There is self-checkout if that is your preference. As you probably know, the prices at Whole Foods tend to be on the higher side, but the food quality is usually excellent. For its relatively small size, the store is fairly well stocked. I didn't have a lot of questions but the few that I did have, the employees were friendly and helpful. It goes without saying, look for the sale items, especially if the yellow sticker says "Last Chance", meaning they don't plan to sell that item any longer and this is the rock bottom price. Also, you get an additional 10% off on sale items with an Amazon Prime membership. Finally, I just got a cashback credit card that earns 5X points per dollar on grocery shopping. In summary, with a little patience, there are deals to be had for quality stuff. I think I'm comfortable giving this supermarket a solid 4 stars, and highly recommend it.

Great store Love shopping here…read moreEverything is fresh and delicious There sushi is so good Try to buy it at least twice a week

Yet another 1* review for this highly overpriced Kosher supermarket. Kosher means clean and they…read moreare not. Staff has terrible attitudes. Produce goes bad in a day (or less). Meat is not good. Deli is awful and nasty. I don't understand the 5* reviews unless they were paid.