This is definitely the place in town to get the bulk of your grocery shopping done. There is a good…read moreselection of products, the fresh foods are fresh and appealing. The staff is pleasant and helpful.

I and most of my friends are low income families. what…read morepeeves me off royally is the inconvient time the flyer for your 88 cent and dollar sales come on. we do not get our ODSP etc until the end of the month.this weeks flyer will not do us any good.we need the bargains at the end of the month.it hurts low income families. it is very unfair.please do something about this please thankyou. cindy smith-clarke

This supermarket has that nice small town market feel. The staff are all very pleasant and help you…read morewhenever you need it. We had been up to this market in the past and saw their hot bar food, but didn't have time to get some, so we had to come back to try it. We ended up ordering some chicken tenders, potato wedges, and Mac and cheese. The chicken tenders were very crispy with a nice seasoned flavor. The potato wedges were very good! They had a nice crispy exterior with creamy potato on the inside. The Mac and cheese was good, with a creamy texture, I myself could have just used some pepper on it. We definitely will be back in the future to try some of their other foods and their subs.

This is a decent grocery store is a small town in northern New York. I was there midweek, shortly…read morebefore closing the week of thanksgiving. The town itself was pretty sleepy. There wasn't much open at all. I needed a few items since I was staying in the area for a few days. It was a decent enough selection for a small grocery store. Friendly staff. Ample parking.

To have a name like "Price Chopper" I'd think prices would be, you know, CHOPPED? The place is…read moreclean, and the service was good, the store in general was a bit small with how many people go there..

I quit trying to buy their roaster chickens after receiving 3 so dried out and un-eatable. Now I'm…read moredone all together. I had a bad taste for them when they told me to hold my returnables during the pandemic or take them to Big M. Now they require me to have my license scanned to buy beer. This is not a NYS law. Check my DOB fine, even look at me and notice I'm a senior, fine, but they are data mining. I told the cashier I did not want my License scanned and she said the store requires it. I said I didn't want my info in their system. She said" Oh Honey we already have all of your info" Great to know in these days of system hacking." I'm done with them. I'll drive farther to Big M where they use their head. I now know why they are still in business, when up the road is a cheaper option.

This store thinks about what its customers would find useful. They sell garbage bag tags at no…read moreprofit to themselves. We can even buy them one at a time which is a service not offered many other places. Since moving to Gananoque in 2010 I have often shopped here. Love the candy selection, and all other available products including dairy are always excellent quality.

Yes, the store has lots to offer unfortunately the surcharge of $.25 for every debit card use is…read morenot legal. The owner pockets the money and has a lame excuses to why there is a surcharge. I have reported him and I will no longer be shopping there. There is supposed to be a link on the machine where you can physically see the $.25 surcharge, and have the option to decline the surcharge but this is not the case at this establishment. I can't imagine how much money he is made doing this off of us poor suckers all these years.

I suppose this review belongs on the national Walmart website, but I tried to process the order at…read morethis store so here goes. A couple of weeks ago, my friends and I decided that for our annual boardgaming weekend near here we would order groceries online from the comfort of our homes (hours away) and pick them up here instead of buying them far away and driving then up to the cabin. I researched online and found Walmart had a 3-week window for grocery orders (you couldn't order them farther out than that). Since I didn't need them in 3 weeks, I put together an order online and picked the farthest out date. I basically wanted to see what they had, how the process worked, etc. The website had trouble finding this store, so I had to call them up and confirm their address. Still problems, so I moved on to selecting groceries. Finding most things I wanted online was easy, though some items were out of stock (2L bottles of Pepsi? Walmart brand cookies? Zucchini? Are you kidding me?) and I found that odd. Ordering large packs of meat was problematic as you could put in the cart a package of chicken weighing between 2.75 - 4 pounds, but it wouldn't tell you the weight. And knowing how much it weighed is a big problem when ordering it to feed 8 guys, so I decided that when we picked up the groceries we would just need to check. All in all, though, it went well. Fast forward three weeks and I was ready to place it "for real" (I was now within the 3-week window of my trip). But I couldn't adjust the pick up date anymore. I tried everything, but no good. So, I called Walmart IT and they were clueless too. They had to call their IT staff and put us into a 3-way call (that ended up taking 45 minutes total) and it turns out Walmart has changed their site and process in the past 3 weeks. My old order cannot be cancelled, but I cannot use it for pick-up either. I needed to place a new order. Their window is now only 1 week instead of 3 weeks, and lots more items are out of stock. So, we made a new order and I got ready to submit it but held off for a day. The next day, it was gone... and only my old order was left. I had to do it all over again. I just don't understand how this system is supposed to be more convenient then going into the store to shop. I am stuck with an old order (of 70+ items) that won't go out of my shopping cart and the IT can't cancel it. I just have to wait and perhaps it will disappear. My new order isn't saving because I already have something in my "shopping cart" (my old order). And the old order cannot be processed because it was started under the old version of the website. GRRR!

To the Walmart employee at the door that checks only people of color receipts at the Evan Mills…read morelocation thanks for you fair and equal treatment. You did your job very well didn't know only black people only got asked to show proof of purchase.

Most of the cashiers are actually friendly and don't put your bread in the bottom of a bag with…read moreyour canned goods on top of it. Also, if you love to use coupons, I've rarely ran into a coupon nazi at Big M.

I am pretty much a shut in because of health issues. I order my groceries online and have them…read moredelivered. The service from the staff at the store is outstanding. I get my food which is delicious, by the way by delivery service. Next thing you know I hear the voice HELLO and down the stairs he comes loaded up. Thanks Casey for making my life easier!!

There were a couple of items that this shopper from the US couldn't find but on the whole this is…read morean extremely well-stocked store given its tiny (by US standards) size. It was actually refreshing not to have to search among 18 brands of every item to find what we needed. We were able to make delicious dinners for 20-25 people every night for a week with what was on hand here.

I'm a food influencer all the way from Miami, FL but my Aunt had insisted on visiting this store,…read moreknowing full well how much I would love the large variety of incredible products offered here. The local store is run by a mennonite family that prides themselves in the fresh and organic products they offer, really doesn't get more farm to table than this! They have just about anything you could think of: fresh vegetables and cuts of prime meat, dried goods and spices, flowers, jams, chocolate, candy, cheeses and deli meats......thats all that comes to mind when I think of my browsing experience. I know my Aunt especially loves this store for her canning needs and baking ingredients for the holiday season since everything comes in bulk but at very reasonable affordable prices. If you're in the area I definitely would recommend a visit! Almost forgot to add they also let you ship what you buy to yourself so if youre traveling you don't have to lug anything around! Eagerly awaiting my box of goodies! IG: KFitzEats

Awesome secret of the North Country. Great fresh produce, baked goods, bulk foods & cheeses. A…read moremust stop when you are local! Friendly staff too.

They had fresh turkeys advertised on sale for Easter starting on Thursday. I went in at 1 pm…read moreThursday and the young guy there said they sold out in a couple of hours. I returned my cart and went to Farmboy and bought my turkey along with all the other sides and apps. Like hell I was giving Loblaws the rest of my dinner business. This isn't the first time this has happened, if you put out specials you should have that product on hand. Certainly not just enough to say you had some and bet on the customer buying the rest of their stuff there because they've already made the trip.

Better than I thought. Good selection and a lot of sale items…read more It was better than the last times I visited.