I went to the Mt Kisco Farm yesterday for lunch. A friend told me to try it there. I wasn't sure…read morewhat to expect when I walked in but was pleasant surprised how spacious and clean it was. They have everything a small grocery store should have. Fresh fruit whole fruit, cut up fruit, lots of fresh veggies, and fresh meats. It was 3pm and the grill was still open so I ordered an omelette. While I was waiting for my food the owner introduced himself and welcomed me to the store. He was very friendly and was genuinely appreciative of my business. This is a local gem!

This place has great sandwiches and there produce is fresh! A great place to shop for a few items…read moreor many⁉ So glad there open‼

I applaud the A&P in Mt. Kisco for attempting to carry most the products needed by Jews to…read morecelebrate Passover. I especially need to thank Alex for helping me navigate the otherwise crazy layout of items. If they at least labeled the aisles and shelves better, my shop might have gone faster and more effectively, but he was great. There are still products that are not available like dairy, (cream cheese and whipped butter and Mother's margarine, for example). Prices were too high for some of the products that are usually much more affordable. Can't end without mentioning that the check out crew was great!

Just another grocery store. On the Sunday afternoon we visited, we found almost everything we…read morewanted. Some of the chocolate bars (specialty) were out of stock or very limited. Also, the self-checkout machines are abysmal.

Mixed: The sashimi in the special counter is excellent…read more Meat selections are top notch. Those departments do an excellent job. But the bakery has declined, terribly: cakes and cookies are inedible . Our tiramisu tasted dry and did not seem topped with genuine dairy. Horrible. Though they were expensive we had to throw them out. Same with cookies: looked good but decorated sawdust. The three yonng women behind the counter were almost impossible to get help from, and since everything is behind glass you can't help yourself. I had to repeat my request for a carrot cake 5 times. Ludicrous, she and her mates were completely focused on each other. One them handled the same bonbons in a tray at least 20 times while talking to her pals, turning them over to look busy. Yuck. That department needs new suppliers and new better quality staff. Perhaps pay them as well as the men in meat dept? Otherwise I can't imagine why bakery dept is so very, very bad.

Stop freezing fruits!…read more Having same issue with both apples and clementines- fruits are frozen or stored wrong, and they lose flavour. For the price point, its a little ridiculous to constantly throw out produce. Additionally, cottage cheese is always sold out/not stocked- empty shelf no matter when i shop.

Great store easy in and out. The nicest fruit selection and delicious nuts for our road trip…read more Quick service checkout. Very nice shopping experience.

Trader Joe's gets my money every time!. This one is a little bit in the small side. Very crowded on…read morea Friday afternoon. Lots of empty shelves and couldn't find some staple items. Aside from that very friendly staff available throughout the store and willing to help. Free parking and tho there were long lines, the staff work pretty efficiently and line moves pretty fast.

Classic Italian deli, a destined institution with such fresh mozzarella, breads, and the kindest…read moreItalian folks working the counter. Reminds me of my years in Staten Island. Delicious cheddar-roast beef sandwich, summer corn salad, and homemade banana breads of all kinds. Lots of Italian goodies like pastas and candies and drinks. Outdoor seating for a warm day. 5 stars!!!!

Solid offerings, from hot to frozen. The staff is always ready to help. The store is clean and well…read moreorganized. The chicken parm and eggplant parm were on point. Heard about it from a local doctor who provides turkey sandwiches from here for her patients after minor procedures (minor procedures are those that happen to others, by the way). The banana bread with multiple types of chocolate chips is top notch. The frozen stuffed breads are well made. From salads to a large variety of sandwiches to the hot options to the dry goods, oils, pastas and beyond. This is the place for it all. Well done!

This is a good solid Wegmans. It's laid out identical to the one at home by me which I thought was…read morephenomenal because others I've been to, I was not that lucky and it took a while, figuring out where to go for what. I was able to run in and out and get what I needed in a smooth and timely matter. It made me think why are all Wegmans not laid out in the same way, space allowing of course. Their shelves were fully stocked, and the staff was there if needed. I also love that the parking lot was dedicated specifically to Wegmans so there was no additional stores making it a complicated situation. Easy to get to right after the highway if you are in route somewhere and not local.

This used to be my go-to Wegmans when I was staying in White plains on business trips. In fact, it…read morewas my first impression of Wegmans since I had never heard of it before. I am here on a trip now and have noticed the location has gone a bit downhill. I can't go into all the details but it's an overall impression based on a few interactions with employees, the way food products are displayed, the breakfast area looking very sloppy with equipment and supplies left around as well as other impressions. I wonder if management has either recently changed or has it just been a slow slippage. Either way, it's a bit disappointing but I will continue to go there out of necessity.

I will start out by saying YUK, YUK and YUK. I went in after we visited our GP in Mt. Kisco, on…read moreLexington Road. We bought packaged ginger cookies and Barbaras original cheese puffs.....both things are stale even though they are not expired. How does this happen, especially since the cookies were $6 and I don't remember how much the cheese puffs were.... Left a bad taste in my mouth (literally) How can you pride yourself in being a "natural" and "healthy" when your crap is stale. I am sooooooo happy I did not get anything else. I should be refunded my money and get coupons to try again. Will not return because I do not live in the area. YUKKKKK. Ana...

Great local business to support Great staff very helpful…read moreand providing information about the choices between different brands

A large Italian supermarket with great customer service. There is an eat-in area to heat up your…read morefood from the deli. There are so many to choose from. Their gelato is just okay. I have tasted many gelato in Italy and they are not even close to what you can get in Italy. Anyways a great place to grab a quock lunch and buy some additional sides for tonight's dinner.

Uncle G's makes a basic effort to create an authentic Italian experience, but I prefer not having a…read moresinger follow me in a grocery store. If you read the labels on the prepared foods, you'll see added sugar, starch, and other unnecessary ingredients. The store is closed from 9:30pm to 7am EST. Luckily, this window is when most of the flights to Europe leave. You'll arrive in the morning CET. I would save your hard-earned money and go to Italy regularly for authentic food and music. Start in Lombardy and work your way down the coast. Safe travels.

It is Trader Joes. Parking is a little crazy but I always find a spot…read more Staff is wonderful and helpful. They go out of their way for you like they own the store. Selection can be a little limiting because they only sell their own products. The prices are very fair although my only general criticism is, I do not like paying per unit for fruit and vegetables. But that seems to be common these days. Pricing is very reasonable. Very well run store. MUCH BETTER than Acme.

A friendly staffed, local grocery store with a solid selection of groceries, produce, and…read moreplants/florals. It's not the largest Trader Joe's I've gone to, but it is reliable and I find everything I need. A positive experience I had here today was at checkout: the employee noticed that the Trader Joe's reusable bag I brought had some wear & tear near one of the handles and offered to replace it for free. The bag I had was no longer available but she helped me select a new similar reusable bag. It's these small acts of kindness and going the extra mile that makes it a part of the community. I also appreciate their commitments to sustainability and our planet.