H Mart - Williston Park is one of my go to H Mart locations. There are plenty of parking spaces. I…read moreenjoy H Mart's banchan (ready to go side dishes), marinated meats, fresh produce, and so much more. Aisles are always stocked and organized. Though this location does not have a food court or an on-site bakery, it is still a great H Mart to visit. I recently learned about the Ottogi Jin Ramen x BTS Jin collaboration that features special-edition packaging and exclusive, limited-edition Jin photo stickers. I had to look for it at H Mart - Williston Park and successfully found it. Jin Ramen comes in mild and spicy flavors. It features soft chewy noodles in savory beef-based broth with nice flavor. This is a great H Mart for weekly groceries.

This location shares the parking lot with other stores. It's not a huge location like LIC or…read moreJericho though it's bigger than the Woodside location. You have to know your prices. Some items are more expensive than other stores. Other items are comparably priced. They have the items you are looking for though it might not be a big selection. Checking out was easy and quick. You don't have to wait a long time despite a limited number of checkout lines opened. There is no on-site bakery nor café though there are stores nearby so it wouldn't have made sense to have them. Happy Shopping.

This supermarket is gigantic but still feels like a throwback Time Machine to the shopping of my…read moreyouth. I specifically went there looking for U-Bet chocolate syrup so that I can school some northern peeps on the joy of a real egg cream. Found 'em!! I bought most of them and will be handing them out tomorrow. Other than that, I didn't shop for anything else, but there's certainly plenty to keep you busy for a while (and you'll get your steps in).

My wife and I do our food shopping at ShopRite every week. They have a good assortment of items to…read morechoose from. The prices are very reasonable. Usually, we try to shop most of the sales and stock up on some items. There is a great deli with a lot of good items. The store seems to be crowded most of the time even during the week. Mostly we go on Sunday and sometimes it's extremely crowded where it's hard to navigate down the aisles. Saturday evenings are sometimes not too bad. The staff are usually very helpful. If an item is not out, you can ask and they will see if any in stock. Even when they are very busy, they will look. We find this ShopRite even though very busy is an overall good supermarket to shop for our groceries. They are doing something right the busy store speaks for itself.

I'm very thankful for this store! While they don't carry everything I need, they do have several…read moreitems I regularly buy, which saves me from having to drive a mile away. I usually purchase flowers, organic avocados, and ready-to-eat salad packages. I also buy vegetables here, though I do wish they offered more organic options. They have a bakery, offers various bread options, I wish they had a bread slicer! Many times they have employees working on the floors if you need help finding anything, they will help you!

Ughhhh I seriously need to find a new market. I've been coming to Lidl since they first opened…read morebecause of their convenient location. But every time I return, there's always an issue...or two, or three. On my most recent visit there were no shopping carts, no baskets, not even a shopping bag....how am I supposed to shop if there's nothing to put my items in?! To top it all off, their inventory was so low that there were empty shelves. So frustrating! I grabbed two items and just left. What a waste of time. Note to management: please improve!!

I find the King Kullen to be very clean and have very good products. I don't shop here much though…read moreas the food is very expensive. Good quality, though!

King Kullen 2305 Jericho Tpke, Garden City Park, NY 11040…read more(516)302-8780 People might think getting sushi from a grocery store isn't good. I have purchased their freshly made sushi numerous times and have never been disappointed. There's a lovely lady that actually makes it daily right there where the sushi are all displaced. The package are between $7.99 and $11.99 but in the afternoon they are reduced. I guess it's way way for not eating food so they sell faster. It is still very fresh and delicious. So of course that's when I get them. Who doesn't like a deal. . Once again Greta (cashier) rings me up. ABSOLUTELY every staff member is always so polite and friendly. So for a quick to go. I come here.

top notch, even during busy hours. They do have low stock of items on Sunday night, Catch them on…read moreMonday morning for milk and eggs. Open late, and huge parking lot. Self checkout is open all hours which is always the fastest way for me. Always have bananas and great deals with the stop and shop card. Place is always clean and spot less no matter the time. The bakery section is quite slow but overall if you need a quick item with minimal problems this is the place

There isn't a huge variety of meats or vegetables compared to other Stop & Shop locations I've been…read moreto, but everything is always organized and well kept. What really keeps me coming back though is the Starbucks inside. The baristas here are amazing super kind and they consistently make some of the best drinks in my opinion. They also have a rewards perk where when you use your phone number, your 7th drink is free no matter the size or what you order. Who doesn't love saving a little money?

This has become one of our supermarkets since stop and shop closed last year. It has all the things…read morebut be prepared to spend a pretty penny. Quality is fine. They actually have pretty good baked goods- we love their chocolate chip cookies. The parking area is a zoo- especially during prime time on weeknights - but a risk worth taking when you need to make dinner.

I have only shopped here a couple of times since it's a distance from my home. I shopped there…read moretoday and found a product which was hard to find...that was great! My one issue with this store is the very unfriendly cashier. I always try to say hello when at the register, which I did to this woman. She completely ignored me, seemed angry, and after checkout just handed me the receipt and abruptly walked away. I chose not to say thank you, or acknowledge her after such an unfriendly encounter. If in the future if I need something from this store, I will make sure to steer clear from this unpleasant woman.

Visiting ALDI was an experience for me today 11/21. I see how they lower prices, which is an…read moreawesome concept. While I was there I did some comparison with stop and shop on the app. I did see that ALDI had lower prices on many items. The part I didn't like was the scam for the turkey. Spend $40 and you get a turkey. They were out of stock on items so different item was chosen. So the person that has a very nasty attitude rolled her eyes when the question was asked, why wasn't the turkey included. She started saying it was charged per pound, meanwhile that was never stated on the flyer. Some people like to shop here while others love to shop here. I thought about coming back for the prices ... Nah I'm good! I just can't bring myself to tolerate the set up. Oh well, the shopping spree continues. Inspire more. Yelp more!

When the Aldi opened near me on Glen Cove Road, I was ecstatic! It has wide aisles and is bright…read more The choices of food are good, but not always up to par. The service is hit or miss. I've been lucky for the most part with helpful and kind workers. The location it's in is killer. There's plenty of parking, but being around Old Country Road and Glen Cove Road is always a nightmare. And does anyone besides me ever have a problem getting a cart? I put my quarter in, and can never release my cart. Luckily there's always a kind customer to help or I track someone down who's about to return their cart, then give them my quarter. I'd say go just to look at the place even if there's nothing you want to buy. Guaranteed you'll come out with a few shopping bags full of stuff. Bring your own bags and enjoy.

This store has really changed over the last few months. The cashiers that they have hired were DMV…read morerejects. Rude, unhelpful, no interaction at all. Plus they have promoted one cashier to a supervisory position and she was the rudest of them all. Horrible, horrible, horrible is all I can say. I am seriously of considering shopping elsewhere.

This place used to be called Walbaums but I guess a change in ownership. This place is really small…read moreand the Walbaums before wasn't the cleanest place to do your food shopping. I hope Albertson Marketplace improves on the quality of food and the quality of shopping there.

Absolute gem of a supermarket. The staff is nice and they're…read morenever really packed, so the longest that I've waited in line is around five minutes. I also appreciate how nice they've been to my kids. They never scoff or get annoyed at kids. They even gave my kids candy and cake around the new year. My kids always ask where I'm going and insist on coming with me when I go to Maharaja Super market.

*****Malayalees Beware**** Don't buy any fresh fish from…read moreMaharaja Supermarket in New Hyde Park. We had two bad experiences buying fish from here. One of the big fish(Moda) had worms inside and also after we cooked it we had diaaharea and vomiting. We spoke to the store manager who didn't have a solution and told us he would look into it and give us a call back. Buy at your own risk and spend your money wisely. We even told the Manager we are willing to bring back the fish and the curry as proof.

My first time coming into whole foods. The only reason for me coming to this supermarket was I had…read moreto send back an Amazon package and this was the closest location to send it back with no fee or label The produce looks good fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have fresh prepared sushi, the bakery has nice loafs of bread. The next time I come in this store I will purchase a couple of items.

Shopping tired and hungry is no way to enter a supermarket, but my first Whole Foods experience,…read moresomewhere in Manhattan had been a happy vege and fruit procurement thing. But I watch the workers that the management wants us shoppers to think they're happy as opposed to the Spanish speaking robots of the El team. I doubt they're happy because I was sent to the wrong row to the wrong row for an item and I think this was a little pleasurable experience for the team members. I would have said something about that to the manager but you know the canned line of packaging they're gonna give me. They're probably keeping their numbers up because there was very few items on the shelves, maybe their metrics should switch from cash registers to investment numbers and focus on inventory and stock and friendliness. It's all about control and profit and less about customers and food and society, thank you amzn and bezos for pushing slavelandia to the Long Island areas.