Layout is backwards that of a typical Walmart. Employees were relatively polite. Got everything we…read moreneeded and headed to self checkout where there was a register down but it wasn't so busy where we had to wait.

Your customer service, Has suffered without at least 1 full service cashier line in your store…read more I have to use Delivery services out of necessity, Why are your employees checking for damaged cans or expired items before they pick items for the delivery service? 1.1.25 order had multiple damaged cans, 1 of which i cannot use a regular hand held can-opener on. Good thing I have a military survival can opener that punctured the can like back in WWII. Pathetic Herkimer Walmart. The 1.1.25 delivery also came with an item that should have been pulled from your shelves on 12.12.24. Are You training correctly, or do you even care, Management?

** Clean Store ** ** Friendly Staff **…read more With a name like Price Chopper I did not expect much and I was wrong. This place was stacked with more than I would have ever imagined for a small town grocery store. My only gripe was the lack of bakery that you come to expect from a chain grocery store. Other than that, they had everything we needed!

This is the closest and basically the only supermarket near us. Unfortunately, in the last six…read moremonths, their produce and meat departments have issues. For example, at this time of year, a new 4 lb. bag of Yukon Gold or yellow potatoes should look fresh, thinner-skinned and relatively clean (we bought one last week that was like this). Instead, the Price Chopper organization or store personnel are bagging or re-bagging older potatoes in with the new. In one four pound bag purchased yesterday, I found two older-looking potatoes with thick dark brown skins instead of the much paler, yellowy skin of new potatoes associated with this time of year. Other complaints include packing chicken in primarily larger packages instead of offering what used to be a wonderful selection of both small and large packages. Also, no sell by dates on containers of chicken livers (I called the store about this). The Price Chopper organization, in an effort to control prices lacks properly supervised and trained food department personnel. It is certainly displeasing long-time customers.

One of my favorite grocery stores and a true Utica quintessential family run grocery store. While…read morethey have modernized the store it gives off vibes from the 1950's. Love that this store has a large selection of Utica food products made by small businesses in the Utica/New Hartford/Rome area. I come when I have not gotten around to making it to the local bakeries before they closed. This time with the Labor Day Holiday the fresh Italian bread selection from our area bakeries was pretty picked over. They usually have several racks of bread from 3 to 5 local bakeries (Big O's, Napoli's, Salvatore's). Chanatry's is known not only for their large selection of local products but also their meat department, deli, and of course the opportunity to get a selfie with the Pope. Service here is very reminiscent of the 50's vibe. Lines are short and move. Baggers are readily available, butcher is available later than other stores. Truly one of my favorite stores.

Great place. Support the local. Nice people, great…read moreproducts.............. Yelp can be annoying as well

Outstanding food choices - High quality! Great value! 12 oz…read more Barissimo fair trade Guatemalan coffee $4 Lemon pound cake $2.99 Instant Oatmeal 10 packets $1.49 Wild Caught Salmon $3.79 Asian Thai Veggy Burger (4) $3.69 skim milk 1/2 gallon $0.87 banana granola 1 lb. $2.49

Aldis has some great home furnishings for spring. Indoor outdoor seat cushions for $7 and colorful…read morerag rugs made from recycled materials for $5 (1/3 the price of a similar product on Overstock.com).

Best produce with huge selections. My go too stock up. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great fresh…read morefish. Bread/bakery is awesome

This is far from the largest or fanciest Hannaford I have seen, but I agree with the reviews from…read morethe folks living locally that this is an excellent Hannaford. All the major departments - produce, meat, seafood, dairy, were stocked almost to overflowing, with good regular and sale prices displayed prominently. The store is brightly lit and the aisles are wide. There are 2 self-checkouts. The employees here are really friendly and chatty. If it ever expands (and if it does well, it should be considered), add some more hot food stations and a salad bar.

This review is not for the grocery store part (which is decent, and the best bet for 30 miles…read morearound), or the camping supplies (which are excellent, really comprehensive for the basic set of things you may need but have forgotten, or the general hardware and goods (better than the Department Store -- see also -- for most things). I'm reviewing Charlie John's as a Bookstore-Café. Because there's one little table in the back by the deli, and we had (seriously) a delightful time there after a few dozen banal visits for groceries and supplies. First off, the made to order sandwiches -- we got egg salad and tuna salad -- are quite good. The Broccoli salad was as good a one as I've ever had, although I suspect that was because there were little bits of ham in it we didn't notice until after we started eating it (we are not dogmatic vegetarians, and occasionally fall off the wagon anyway). The deli staff were extremely pleasant, and I don't mean this as a knock on any particular establishment, but during the busy summer season that really stands out among other more harried employees of some businesses I shan't mention. And then we had the added pleasure of being able to talk directly to a half dozen patrons, as we were blocking the access to pork roll, ground turkey, and littleneck clams from our perch at the sole table. Second: the bookstore. CJ's has a half a row of books in the camping section, plus another stub for maps and guidebooks, and honestly, I think I've been in every bookstore in the ADK, I think this has the best-curated books of local interest. They have some truly small-press low-print-run titles here, from a biography of Nick Stoner to a history of the Moose Plains Wilderness. It's fun just to browse and while you can't buy everything, we always make it a point to buy something. That's when it occurred to me: we were having as enjoyable a time as we have at bookstore cafés. I mean, this sure beats Barnes and Noble. So having not bothered to review Charlie John's before -- what else is there to say about the best small grocery store in the ADK that hasn't been said in other reviews -- and convey to you that you now have a secret rainy day destination. That is the Charlie John's Bookstore Café.

A great market with food, drinks of all kinds, souvenirs, and hardware! Truly a one-stop shop. The…read morecashiers are all very kind.

2-21-25. I've been to this grocery store a few times over…read morethe years. It's clean, well stocked and the workers are friendly. It's not a "mega-mart", but they do have a nice selection of groceries. Prices are pretty reasonable and there's ample parking in their lot.

Adorable little "general store" feel that has everything we need. It was not close to where we were…read morestaying but a nice drive. The cashiers were very friendly and even helped us with local recommendations as we were visiting. The store carried wonderful local items, which we grabbed a few, and some standards too. Prices were very reasonable.

God bless this place! One of the first things I have to do when I get to Inlet is go shop here…read more Best products, best people, best vibe, best deli.

Great small town little store, in one of the best hidden gems towns in the ADK. Sub sandwiches are…read moregreat

Hometown butcher and market famous for Polish specialties and meat. The owner came over to greet…read moreus and show us around a bit. Gave us some first time special deals and suggested some choices. Worth the stop. Can't wait to get home and try what we bought.

Their prices are very reasonable, and they have a good variety's of fresh meats. Their kielbasa and…read morepierogies are to die for, and their service is always really friendly! When you step into the building it makes you feel like you are stepping back in time, and things are just as they were in the 70's. Its a little shabby, but for me adds to the ambiance.

Love the updated store! Worth the drive and the money! All price choppers should be like this.read more

Market 32 is fine. It has everything you need from a grocery store plus a little more. The fresh…read moreover the counter/hot food selection is pretty good as well. Overall i think that it is slightly more expensive than I'm used to since it the slightly higher brand, which comes with it a slightly higher price. I haven't found the quality to particularly be that amazing here, but when I need an item that isn't likely to be found at the Hannaford I will go here. Also the doughnuts they have at their bakery are huge but not amazing. Kind of dry. I think I'd be more thrilled if I could get a coffee for here, but I would probably complain about the price of that too.