Pro: - They have the…read morebest sushi in the area. (Including the Middletown location unfortunately) Cons: - The aisles are claustrophobic - There's one way in or out. (That feels like a fire safety hazard.) - The people in that area Trumpers. (Meaning that it's not safe for anyone, including themselves.)

I loved this area of upstate New York. Quiet and beautiful. I was looking for a grocery store and…read moreHannaford had exactly what I needed. I'm pretty sure you'll feel the same.

best dollar tree in Hyde park I give 5 stars all the workers there they are very nice an they can…read morehelping u what u needed to assist u all u needs is in the store we are always shopping with my daughter and my husband and my friends too great deals all the product they have all u needed is there

This Dollar Tree is only a few weeks old as of this review, so it is, of course, well stocked and…read moreclean. I hope it stays that way, because it is worth a visit, or many. I was pleasantly surprised by the variety in this store - things like party supplies, snacks, cleaning products, health and beauty products, spices, and more. Greeting cards were 2 for $1! I'm really surprised Stop & Shop did not try to discourage this store from coming in, as it feels like they have better deals on non-grocery products here. This is a great add to the plaza.

The end of an era. Going out of business. The last days , so I purchased some industrial shelving…read morefor my basement storage. ($14 for a $500 shelf) The staff was eager to help. I do hope that they find work.

Sad to see this place closing. They have such nice things. The staff is so nice and they always…read morehave the place so organized. I found a pitcher that I love, I came back and bought another one and I also got a foot peel that online goes for $10 but they charge $3.80 for it. Overall, such a win. I wish they were staying open. It's nice to be able to physically go to stores and feel/ see the product.

While I'm very happy that a grocery store has come in to replace the ShopRite that left last year,…read moreit's too bad it had to be a Tops. I will only be using this supermarket when I can't deal with the extra 10 minutes in each direction to go to Kingston instead. To start with, many items are expensive. Follow that up with "sales" that require you to purchase multiple items in order to avoid heavily inflated prices. Buy one get one free sales are great, but if the one is extremely overpriced then those of us who live alone will never get a decent price on those items (I don't think I can eat 36 ounces of blueberries before they go bad, for example). Another big issue for me is that the rotisserie chickens are incredibly dry. I purchased one the day they opened, and it was so dry that I called and told customer service that I understand it's their first day and maybe they needed some time to work out all the imperfections, but the chicken was almost too dry to eat. They kindly offered me a gift card for my next visit. I went today and used that to purchase a rotisserie chicken. This one is also going to need a lot of sauce. The staff is very nice, everyone I interacted with was in fact "friendly". But I really miss ShopRite prices closer to home. And their chicken.

Was over charged last week for mandarins had coupon for $2:49 charged me $4:99 brought some deli…read moreham should have been $6:99 charged me $8:99

The young lady who checked me out, was super friendly and helpful. She was great at her job and…read morevery hospitable. When she saw me struggling to load the shopping cart, she came around and assisted without hesitation. Ocean State Job Lot is doing something right because they always have people working there who are very customer centric.

I wish these people were in my home state of California. This is a fantastic store. It's huge, it's…read moreclean, and everybody was helpful and friendly. They sell items such as manufacturers, extras, and closeouts. If you see something you like, snag it, because there's a good chance it won't be there the next time you come in. The "treasure hunt" aspect is what makes it fun. They have clothes, hardware, kitchenware, pet supplies, toys, and the list goes on and on. The prices are also very reasonable. I bought an extremely comfortable, fleece blanket, and quite a few clothing items that I would've probably easily paid over $100 for out the door at a regular store. I only paid about 50. If I lived in the area, I would definitely shop here more often. It's a great store. Thanks.