Meats are the best!!!! The chicken looks real ! Deli crew is great! Veggie guy always helpful…read more The store manager. Yes I said a real store manager is friendly and even stops to say hi! Real bags OMG ! And guess what else? They all say thank you!!!!!!

This could be such a great supermarket. Every single time I've come here since I moved here in…read moreOctober 2025, something is broken at checkout. Usually, the self check out freezes at some point during the transaction and I have to start over at another register. Sometimes, the regular cashiers credit card terminals don't work and we have to restart on register 3 instead of 2. Sometimes, I ring everything up at self check out and the credit card reader doesn't recognize any of my credit or debit cards. Today, the woman in front of me typed in her phone number 15 times (yes 15 times) and the terminal still wouldn't take it. The cashier said, "it's not you, it's our system". This is just stupid. Every single visit. Not once in the past 8 months have I had a "normal" check out experience. I bring it up in the store often and they always say "yeah, we know" or "yeah, nothing we can do about it" I'm just saying, the dollar store, Burger King, Walmart, Lowe's, Chipotle, no where else I go ever has issues like this and I know I'm not the only one. The customer in front of me today was embarrassed because she was holding up the line. I'm only mentioning this here because nobody at the store seems to care and someone needs to know to get the technology fixed. I don't want to drive all the way to stop and shop to do my grocery shopping.

This place is a tiny little hole in the wall with wood floors just like the little shops o visited…read morein Italy and it is great. They have American and authentic imported Italian meats and they can slice them paper thin if you want. they also make their own in-house salami. Maybe the biggest draw is the subs! Every one I've tried has been better than the last. They are absolutely stuffed with high quality meats and cheeses and they are HUGE! I get the half sub and it is plenty for a meal, sometimes two. I am dying to try the meatball grinder. They use traditional grinder rolls which are a lot of bread, but you need that much bread to hold all the sandwich contents. Sometimes when I eat the second half of my small sub, i will switch the ingredients to a different bread , like ciabatta bread and that great too. I come here whenever i am in town and it is a highlight of my trip. The folks who work there are really nice and accommodating as well. It is definitely a place to make a special trip to try. You won't regret it!

I stopped by Pajers on a Sunday morning around 9am to check them out. A buddy of mine shared some…read morehomemade Italian sausage from Pajers that was delicious, so I made the trip. Cute little shop with a ton of Italian foods of all descriptions. Stood at the deli counter for a little while before one of the three people working behind the counter actually noticed my 6'4" 300 plus pound frame. Even though there was only one other person besides me being helped. I was excited to see that they had homemade salami on the menu so I decided to get a whole grinder. The young lady who was helping me seemed somewhat bothered that she had to wait on me. I ordered my grinder and made a quick change to it BEFORE she started making it and her disappointment was very apparent with her body language. Whatever, it was quite humerus actually. That kind of thing doesn't really bother me. Also picked up some sausage, antipasto salad, etc as well. As far as the grinder goes the homemade salami was delicious and an excellent choice. The grinder roll is massive which is what I think people are so hypnotized with when they mention the Pajers grinders are "huge". Don't get me wrong, there was plenty of meat but its large size is mostly due to the massive roll. Still, it was worth the $18 in my opinion. Cash only, so be aware of that. If you're in the area it's worth stopping by, not too sure I'd drive too far out of the way to stop in there though. Also, be prepared for some potential "spicy" customer service. Perhaps they treat their regular customers better, who knows?

For someone who lives in the expensive city of New York this super market is heaven compared to the…read moreprices there. Big Y has so many deals and sales are incredible. I immediately went to customer service to get a members card. The sales that they had at this supermarket included buy one get one free, 50% off, and they even had a clearance section. When my fiancé came to visit me for a few days and we went food shopping she made a joke and said should we stock up to bring back to New York. Ok so it wasn't just me...lol The store is beautifully laid out, easy to find what you need and more from the produce to dairy to the meat section. And the customer service is pretty good. I wish they had this store in New York.

Many people who know the area know of Big Y & this one seemed to fall through the cracks of Yelp…read morebut don't worry because I'm going to help you. The place has many different types of food/services/meals to go/meal delivery etc and they redid the place so it's much better eye appeal aspect. You if say like certain stuff for whatever you choose regardless of Spanish/Asian/American etc no problem because they sell it & they're setup even with checkout lines/self checkout (just have bags for here) & all payments for this yes they got it & need I say more? I think not.

"The sky is a neighborhood, don't make a sound Lights comin'…read moreup ahead, don't look now" (Foo Fighters) We just found one of the sweetest little neighborhood grocery stores and delis we've ever had the pleasure of walking into. They are part butcher shop, part deli, part bakery, part grab and go entree place, part produce store and part grocery store. And their prices are beyond belief. We just spent only $28.35 on all of this (below prices are before tax): An 11-ounce Raspberry Butter coffee cake for $2.59 Two and a half pounds of meat stuffed peppers for $12.82 A pint of pasta fagioli soup for $1.99 2 pounds of baked cabbage leaves in tomato sauce for $3.79 14-ounces of potato cheese pierogis for $4.71 1.6 pounds of chicken thighs for $2.72 That's plenty of dinners, for next to nothing. Oh, and the sweet woman at the checkout said this as she rang up the Pierogis - "I hope you like them, I made them last night". Welcome to our rotation, Waniewski!!

Amazing pot pies for a great price! They are made with fresh ingredients and are delicious! Highly…read morerecommend.

I come here for groceries since I'm in town for a few months. It's convenient and have many great…read moreselections on meats, vegetables, cheeses, seafood and canned goods. I love how they are making sure that all customers are able to purchase toiletry and water. They limited to one per person so that during this "Coronavirus time", people will be able to have what they need for their families. I had to also pick up so Lysol, alcohol and hand sanitizer for my family as well. They had a great price on those items as well, but this time they were out and was waiting to restock for consumers. I will visit again soon.

One of the nicer and larger Stop and Shop Supermarkets I've been to while visiting the Holyoke, MA…read morearea. It's large, clean, and well organized. The deli section was very busy and had a long line of people waiting to be served. The market has everything you need and more. The prices are reasonable and their weekly sales are great. They have a promotion where you can get discounts on your gasoline the more points you earn on your Stop and Shop rewards card. Xie Xie!!

Best walmart around the area the others are bad and dirty this one is clean and the staff is nice.read more

Over 2 dozen self checkouts, and there were 4 open. What's the point of putting in self checkouts…read moreif they're not open for use? Especially during peak shopping times such as lunchtime, or after 5pm? Ridiculous. One employee standing in the self checkout corral watching 3 registers? What a waste, both of labor hours and your customers' time. I don't want to stand in line at lunchtime for 10 minutes, I want to cash out and get back to work. And best of all, we're not enforcing the 15 item limit in the corralled self checkouts so everyone ahead of me had heaping carts full of crap and took even longer, while I had 6 items.

Packed to the gills with polish, Russian, etc groceries. Impressive inventory and of course lovely…read morepeople

I will admit this bunch once was independent from any big conglomerate companies however this one…read moreis & it's okay but somewhat lost their way a bit. I do still come here now and then but to me it's just not the same. Today I got an eight piece hot chicken for lunch & okay but it's something about the place that-IDK. Service by staff is okay but myself is just lost what it was before & they needed to go back onto the solo tip from the conglomerate ones to make itself better in my opinion.

Let me start off with I really do like this store. The scan it system is awesome and super…read moreconvenient. However I do find that no matter what time or day, they are stocking something, which again awesome. But when they are stocking or the peapod people are doing their orders they act like you are in the way. The employees always seem to park in all the spots closest to the store. And one of the employees has gag-able b.o. I know that's a awkward conversation but that one needs to be had

It's definately worth trying for the skeptics out there!…read more I highly recommend Aldi you can't beat their prices and the food is good quality...especially for things like milk, bread, eggs, butter, chips, snacks, cookies, nuts, cereal, baking needs, cheeses, toiletries and other non perishables like soups, stocks, rice & pasta. The fruits & veggies vary on quality so check them out depending on the season, but for the most part they are really good. I don't often buy my meats here, but I do like the organic chicken and have been very satisfied w/ it. Also the organic selection & gluten free throughout the store is quite good and great prices on organics & natural foods. (For those who dont know - Aldi is the sister company of Trader Joe's.) In the end I think I probably save about 30% off my bill over the local stores including Walmart! I go to Aldi first and then get any specific items I may want at Stop & Shop across the parking lot, or my local butcher. I also prefer Aldi over other discounters like Price Rite. Aldi is defiantly worth trying out. Also, dont forget to bring a quarter for the carriage and your own bags - No Worries if u forget - they will give a quarter if u don't have one... and u get it back when u return your cart...and I think the bags are like 7 or 10¢ each if you need to buy some!!

Hit or miss. Need more employees at this store. Reasonably organized. Good frozen sectionread more

We live near the Food Zone and rely on it for quick shopping trips and when we need ingredients you…read morecan't find in other stores. I am always impressed with the selection and love browsing the aisles to see what interesting ingredients they have. Today for the first time I stopped by their lunch counter to get take out and it is delicious. The rice, beans and plantains are perfect and a huge portion. I can't stop eating it. I also appreciate that they store appears to be quite dedicated to the community and offer services to help people get healthy food (shuttle and delivery).

The prices are too high and quality is lacking. Close-by neighborhoods are held hostage because…read morethey live too far from other grocery stores. I've had experiences there where workers discriminated against me because I am white. Most of the people who work or shop there are Hispanic.