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NetCost Market

2.5 (125 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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They sold expired food and refused to issue a refund. The manager on duty today had a terrible attitude. She is a girl with curly brown hair. And refused to provide either a refund or even a replacement item that hadn't expired.

Went to netcost today to return a loaf of bread that cost $2:89 its expired today but grew mold 3 days prior. I have shopped here for years never returned anything this was my first time. Ive had molded chocolate and rancid yogurt and one time a hair in the cooked food (an empanada to be exact and yes I have pics) but never returned any items (do not buy the cooked food I post about that later) But to the issue at hand I asked the cashier about returns and she said I couldn't return it because I didnt have a receipt so I asked for a manager a lady was called who was not a manager either, neither spoke english well in fact the cashier had to translate she also said no, neither were helpful. There was no manager at the store this was at 4:40pm. Instead she gave me a number to call which was "customer service" a lady answered and I told her the issue...she transferred me to a guy I told him the issue he said I should sign up for the free netcost membership then I would not need the receipt. However their policy is you can only return food items within 2 days of purchase even if it spoils after 2 days but not expired? So what he told me was pointless which I told him. He keep apologizing but DID NOT FIX THE ISSSUE. This makes zero sense and leads me to believe that they change dates on products and sell expired items while refusing to exchange the items. This seems to be a complaint of other customers. So I will be reporting them to the BBB. Hopefully you will fix your issues or you WILL BE EXPOSED by folks like myself. While I will not recommend going there as there are much better groceries who are much more accommodating in the neighborhood. I will keep shopping here occasionally and expose them every chance I get. As this is unacceptable for a $2:89 loaf of molded bread. DO BETTER .... Feel free to reach out netcost management your customer service is non existence a phone line solves nothing its a waste of money and time. Thank you

The meat and fish area !
Anna S.

The staff here is very helpful. Easy to find things. The food if fresh usually, never experience any old produce from this place. The atmosphere in this store is really clean, well organized too

Praga cake, Which is not even near to original one
Anastasiia T.

We came to buy a Praga cake, and after opening it we discovered that it was a regular American kind cake, with white layers inside(but Praga cake is supposed to be chocolate!) We got disappointment, as we drove all the way from Nassau County to get it:( Do not recommend buying it!!!

They sell rotten products. The money was not refunded!!! It is not expired by date, but there is spoiled meat inside. Perhaps they are re-pasting the price tag. Be careful.

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Natasha N.

Very big supermarket with the food from all over the world if you need anything I'm sure you going to find there even pharmacy is there. Only problem is staff that has no manners maybe that's only Russian thing to be rude

Eastern European ice cream
Gaoxiang C.

Netcost has done extensive renovations since covid. The space between aisles are bigger and the flow is a lot better since they moved the exit to the other end of the store. However, there are not as many brands to choose from since they did reduce shelf space. Also it seems like the prices has gone up a bit from before covid but I think that's a nationwide trend.

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This is my favorite supermarket. Good selection of products. Permanent discounts. The best prices on the market

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