I love Buckley Farm! Being minutes from my house, I cannot express how much I appreciate locally…read moregrown and sourced food! The farm is absolutely gorgeous to start with. They have a butcher shop and farmers market inside where they carry all sorts of meats and fresh produce, locally made baked goods, milk, the freshest of eggs, yogurt and cheeses! What a delight! Karen, the woman who runs the counter, is incredibly friendly and helpful! She goes out of her way to help her customers. I look forward to chatting with her every time I go. The one thing to be aware of though is that they are only open Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Tip for the wise: Don't go too late or everything will be picked over!

Wonderful assortment of meats. Bought beef, chicken, ham steak and pork chops. All very delicious!read more

We have been enjoying Smith's pies for a good ten years. When we stopped in to pick up an apple…read morepie for our Thanksgiving dinner we stumbled across what turned out to be an unexpected treat. Next to the register was a small package wrapped in red & white string, labeled "Bonnie's Uncommon Fruitcake." I've been a sucker for trying fruitcakes ever since I had my first slice of Freihofer's Fruitcake over seventy years ago. Here was a locally baked fruitcake with no difficult to pronounce or preservative ingredients. That definitely made it "Uncommon." Pecans, dates, candied fruit (cherries, pineapple), eggs, sugar, flour, baking powder, and salt. That's it! I thought it tasted delicious. It was not overly sweet, had a good amount of nuts and candied fruit, and there was minimal cake (flour) holding it all together perfectly. I don't know where else you might be able to find this delicious fruitcake, but not to worry. Bonnie Nicolosi provided the following information on the fruitcake for you to contact her. Bonnie@NicolosiGroup.com (518) 588-0304 Hopefully, she distributes her treats to a place near you or can accommodate you in another fashion. Check out my photos for a mouthwatering encouragement!

.....The Pies.... There are so many flavors and they are all excellent…read more .... Every stinkin' one .... That crust .....To Die For ...That is all.

I have to say to my embarrassment that I did not like Aldi in the past. Nowadays I am a fully…read moreconverted Aldi customer! The employees on the whole are pretty rude but the selection of fresh produce is really good and super affordable! If I don't go to the farms for in season veg, this is the place to go to not get price gouged by the Hannaford's and the Price Choppers of the area.

Actually, Three Stars not four. I was unable to change "Stars" once review was submitted. Is that…read morecorrect? Aldi now has self checkout lanes, actually more of them than staff checkout lanes. I am not interested since I am already committed to bagging my own groceries at Aldi. It appears other customers agree with me since the line I was in was four deep yet two self service lanes were not being utilized. Aldi works the few employees they have in store hard. I heard that they are paid well and gave good benefits which is great. However, the store is often unkempt; for example, the shelves are disorganized especially the beverage displays and the meat and produce sections. The prices are good, but the the service is lacking. I much prefer going to Trader Joe's where I am treated well. I love its checkout process and the layout. I also like interacting with the many employees present in the store who are eager to help the customer. I also like the numerous specialty products, the prepared foods available, and the cheese selection.

On Middleline Road between Route 50 (Scotia/Glens Falls/Clifton Park) and Route 67 there is a cute…read morelittle Farm Stand called Emerich's Farm. I try to stop whenever I go by. They have awesome freshly picked seasonal items. Cash Only, toot your horn for service. Today (7/12/12)- Zucchini Squash Corn Tomatoes Raspberry's Blueberries Garlic Cucumbers Onions

As someone who worked for this company for a long time, I'm surprised what's allowed to go on at…read morethis store from a basic customer-focused perspective. For example, although I understand there are no bags available at the self checkout lines, it's very strange to me that there are no reusable bags available for purchase either. Also, it appears they took away all the shopping baskets, forcing customers to use carts, probably to push people into spending more money...but absolutely at the expense of the convenience they claim to provide. Then there's the layout of the store, which is extreme crammed. The produce section is especially jammed, providing limited avenues for customers to actually get through it, then the entire back of the store is filled with displays, making it incredibly challenging to navigate even on a day when it isn't busy. Overall, avoid, just go to Hannford.

Never have I bought so much rotting meat from one place…read more.. I guess I'm the dummy for going back, but on several occasions I've opened "fresh" meat and seafood from here and it stunk up an entire room. I can't even return what I got yesterday because I thought I could wash the stink off. Nope its just spoiled.

I shop the Weibel Ave. store frequently. I wonder why the blue Subaru , license #FAAxxx is always…read moreparked in a convenient area across the lines taking up 2 spots?? Must be an employee and a rather rude one at that.

I order online for delivery due to quadruple bypass. I will no longer order from this store…read more first it was rotten veggies in every order.. now it's dented cans. very dented ! like can't be missed dented ! Like unsafe for human consumption dented. If people don't know then train them. My last request to them has been ignored. They do offer to review your order via email to them. Two days and no response. Market 32 and Aldis are just as close.

Been going there for years. Super low prices and friendly employees. 89 cents for a loaf of bread…read moreand it's really good. Lowest prices for veggies. They carry the best sausage. Owned by Shop Rite. Give them a try.

Small. Gross location decent prices. It's super popular, but it's severely understaffed, the…read morebuilding was the old Caldor/Ames location...its filthy. They literally made the crosstown into a new 'shopping center' half empty but couldn't tell PR to clean their facility? Gives me the heebies.

This is the second time my groceries were "lost" when placed with a Hannaford delivery "to go". i…read moreplaced an order last night for delivery this morning got a text AFTER they were supposed to be delivered that they will be late and i'll be notified. well now 1/2 through the day i finally call to ask what's going on and they tell me they were delivered. i go on to let the woman know it states in the app that it doesn't say that she proceeded with an attitude to tell me it's insta cart i have to call. 30 minutes later after lots of holds insta-cart then points blame back at the hannaford where i ordered from. So now i have paid for groceries that i've never received and this has happened to me twice from here. my word of advice is to stay away from using the to go feature they offer and stay away from the app. it's not very reliable. super disappointed this happened. i work hard for my money and at the price of groceries these days, it's ridiculous no one can do anything and everyone points blame...sounds like a scam to me

Employees occasionally follow me around store although I've never given them a reason to, and I've…read morebeen going to this location for the last 7 years But they allow other customers to eat hot food and fruits as they shop (that's stealing btw, and I wonder why they get a pass)

This is the salad that market 32 sold me for $5.99. Brown translucent lettuce, a random black…read morebean. A chicken blob, with red in it. I returned it, but because I didn't have a receipt, so we only got a partial refund. We are done with "un-fresh" salad from market 0.

Beautifully clean and well organized store. The staff was quite helpful, cheerful and kind . I only…read morewish they carried Think Bars. Overall a nice place to shop

I love this little local farm. We go every year to pick strawberries, blueberries and raspberries…read more It is certainly no frills, but charming. The hours are 9-1 when in season. Some days they are closed for maintenance, which they will notify you of on Facebook. You drive in the gate and park on the dirt path along the berry bushes. There is a small table set up under a canopy. The farm takes payment before or after picking. They accept cash, check, or Venmo. Today, a quart of blueberries cost $8/quart and $5.50/pint. The bushes are marked, and the paths are clear/not overgrown. Two varieties of blueberries were available for the picking.

I found their prices to be high and their customer service to be poor. This is the second bad…read moreexperience I have had there.