NOTE! This place has changed names to (Key Food Marketplace)…read more so christmas day, and I need to find a store open to get a few things. trusty "Yelp" didn't let me down, found this latin grocery store open and I was able to get everything I need and more. Love going to latin store, there's so much that you don't find in a regular grocery store, and I would recommend. Please note! this store is deep in tha hood, but I still highly recommend.

From the owner: Chain offering groceries & household goods, such as cleaning supplies. Offering meat, produce and…read moredeli. Family friendly, clean and locally owned and operated.

By variety of products, and general employee service…read more I would recommend a little more agility in the cashiers, nothing more.

so christmas day, and I need to find a store open to get a few things…read more trusty "Yelp" didn't let me down, found this latin grocery store open and I was able to get everything I need and more. Love going to latin store, there's so much that you don't find in a regular grocery store, and I would recommend. Please note! this store is deep in tha hood, but I still highly recommend.

Excellent ham, belgium chocolate, frozen German foods. So glad as a senior I can save money here.read more

Although I really like Aldi and have been shopping here for years, The Chicopee store has been…read moredisappointing the last 2 times I have been there in reference to their keeping their customers safe during Covid-19. I am an RN and I work in a hospital, wear my face mask for 12 hours at work and take the necessary precautions to keep myself and my family safe. When I need to go shopping, I go into Aldi's in Chicoppe and see other shoppers walking around shopping in the store without masks on, or taking them off once they get into the store, no one seems to be enforcing the use of face masks at this store. This is the third time that I have seen this at this store, and Chicopee was the city where they were enforcing limits of shoppers at all the stores at the beginning of Covid-19, it seems people are becoming lax and as a medical professional this concerns me.

The store manager Steve Walters should not be a manager. I had a $17 return and a $25 return in a…read more10 year period,after spending hundreds of dollars weekly, and was told I was doing excessive returns. He accused me of stealing the items as I walked in and was not only rude but very unkind. Due to the weight of my return, the long walk to the register and my breathing condition I was not breathing well when I first encountered him. Although he could see I wasn't breathing well he continued to ask me questions insisting I answer him instantly. He treated me as if I was a child doing something wrong. I am a 48 year old woman . The policy is 7 days for perishables and 30 days for other items. It has been 4 hours. After I was banned from doing returns he followed me out of the store harassing me the entire way. He is a terrible manager and a unkind, unintelligent, cold, rude person. Everytime I shop there when he's working he's always just standing up front doing nothing. I won't be shopping there again. $17 return vs over $500 a month in sales. Not bright!!!

Was just shopping there. Had about eight items I was going to purchase. When i went to pay 5 out of…read morethe eight items were priced wrong. They were going to make amends for only two. So i left everything there and walked out. Price Wrong.

I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring"…read morethe customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the poloce. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! Fruit: There are fruit flies swarming the fruit, especially the tomatoes! They lay their eggs inside the fruit. You will be sick if you eat it. Deli: There is a CONSTANT swarm of flies at the deli & the deli workers are RUDE! Frozen Food: Their freezers constantly break down, then work again, which refreezes everything. They have boxes standing up, so when their freezer breaks, all the food thaws out, slides to the bottom, then refreezes. This malfunction also causes mold. The 3rd problem is freezer burn; Lots of it. Returning anything when Sam is around is a nightmare. She is a narcissist who believes she can do no wrong. (I pity her husband bc he seems like such a sweetheart!) Sam always gave me a huge problem when I returned food...She once followed me to the parking lot to question why I was returning food! Mice are an issue. I've seen 2. Please humanely trap them. Don't hurt them. I was kicked out of Fruit Fair for going into diabetic shock. I was also told that I was "scaring" the customers. Nobody offered me any medical help & I was threatened with the police. Fruit Fair left me passed out in an aisle for 35 MINUTES! (I know the exact time bc Sam, the co-owner rubbed it in my face.) This is how Fruit Fair treats their customers with disabilities. There are public police records of this event taking place on 12/7/2023 if anyone thinks I'm making it up. (Simply go to the CPD to have the record printed.) I called the police myself right after Fruit Fair threatened me. I needed to tell my side of the story because this was a disgusting injustice. The police officer who came to my home was so kind & understanding! He & the 911 operator explained to me that there were absolutely no records of any 911 calls coming from Fruit Fair on 12/7/2023, so Fruit Fair also lied to me about calling the police on me. The police academy teaches cops that diabetic shocki mimics drunkenness, so he understood me. He even offered to go to Fruit Fair & educate them. He kept asking me if I was okay over & over again. Amazing officer! "Moderate hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) often makes people feel short-tempered, nervous, afraid, or confused. Your vision may blur. You could also feel unsteady or have trouble walking. Severe hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) can cause you to pass out. You could have seizures. It could even cause a coma or death." Source: MyHealth.Alberta.ca With diabetes, your body either doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. Diabetes is a chronic (long-lasting) health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. Your body breaks down most of the food you eat into sugar (glucose) and releases it into your bloodstream. When your blood sugar goes up, it signals your pancreas to release insulin. Insulin acts like a key to let the blood sugar into your body's cells for use as energy. With diabetes, your body doesn't make enough insulin or can't use it as well as it should. When there isn't enough insulin or cells stop responding to insulin, too much blood sugar stays in your bloodstream. Over time, that can cause serious health problems, such as heart disease, vision loss, and kidney disease. There isn't a cure yet for diabetes, but losing weight, eating healthy food, and being active can really help. Other things you can do to help: Take medicine as prescribed. Get diabetes self-management education and support. Make and keep health care appointments. Diabetes by the Numbers About 38 million US adults have diabetes, and 1 in 5 of them don't know they have it. Diabetes is the eighth leading cause of death in the United States. Diabetes is the No. 1 cause of kidney failure, lower-limb amputations, and adult blindness. In the last 20 years, the number of adults diagnosed with diabetes has more than doubled. Source: CDC

Great family owned grocery store in Chicopee, MA with different daily hot bar selections.read more

Baskets- bring them back! There is no reason not to have…read morethem. Why do I need to push a big cart around just for 4 items? Even the small carts are way to big for what I was getting...

I used to love the deli grinders at Big Y South Hadley but they have gotten smaller, more…read moreexpensive, and less tasty. To make matters worse, the employee who made mine was apparently in a bad mood. Not terrible but "OK" at best and I think they expanded the deli / to go food section way too much and just can't keep up with quality and value.

I popped in for a Christmas present item I knew the store would have without having to drive to…read moremany smaller stores. I walked around a bit observing the wild animals in the zoo and and after poking my head around long enough I jumped into the line with the slowest cashier on mother earth. The guy in front of me and I got to chatting coming to the conclusion that she was wonder woman helping out other cashiers with how often she momentarily stepped away from her post. I thought this line would have been quick, the people all in front of me minus the person who was getting checked out all had very few items which I thought was s godsend. Nope, fools gold. I tried to escape to the line next to me but was too late. So I stuck it out. When I finally did get checked out my five items literally took all of two seconds to process and I was out the door. I looked back and wished everyone behind me best of luck (in my mind). As I walked to the car, which ended up being on the complete other side of the parking lot, I seen the man who was in front of me in line and did I ever laugh coming to find out we parked next to one another. I said to him "great minds think alike" and laughed, "both picking what we thought was a quick line and parking away from all the traffic". Wished the guy a merry Christmas and off we both went. That's the end of my story. In all seriousness I hate Walmart and only come in during essential times like bathing products and the random bulk beverage buy (once/twice a year). I watched employees stand around on their phone, arguing with customers about what's a mountain bike and what's not (that customer should have went to an actual bike shop, silly her), and be typical stereotypical employees. The store itself was a lot cleaner than expected, especially two days before Christmas. Social distancing was clearly not being enforced (not that I care) but when mom and pop stores play by the rules and I see superstores open the floodgates for mankind it really grinds my gears. All the employees had masks and gloves on so that was a bit of a surprise. The picture I attached what these superstores represent during the busy times. If you do not have the staffing to open all the lines up then staff the open lines with employees that can keep the lines moving. What better way to minimize people on top of one another than a quick checkout. That's in for my rant. Good story with a review of my observation. Merry Christmas to all and Happy New Year!

I went to Walmart today to use their international money transfer service, and the employee at the…read morecounter was absolutely terrible. They were rude and hostile; when I asked for their name, they claimed they didn't know it while covering their name tag with their hand. Even when I said I wanted to speak to a manager, they glared at me and provoked my anger.

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!!