An off-season stop found The Pantry a little bare, but I was in a pinch at the AMC Camp at…read moreAtlantique for lunches (email indicated meals included...but no so much). The local restaurant was closed on a day the web said it was open, so I took the 20 minute walk east to Ocean Beach and easily found the store. Don't bother with the $$$ water taxi, or the super sandy mid-road (with mini-ponds to go through after rain!) It is a lovely walk on the beach. Fruits, snacks, drinks and a really friendly staff made my lunch hunt easy. I was not immediately interested in the deli, but that was more about not wanting to carry a sandwich around on a hot day. *Tip: I would bring a plastic bag. My paper bag tore on the way back and seagulls snagged some of my snacks

This is now just called The Pantry - I submitted the update to Yelp. It's a little market with deli…read more(sandwiches, salads), and açaí bowls. Stopped in for lunch before heading to the beach and ordered for the 3 of us: a chicken sandwich, Seaview grilled cheese sandwich, pickle, macaroni salad, and antipasto salad. Sandwiches were ok, not great, Mac salad was pretty bland, antipasto salad was way too salty. Pickle was the best part of the lunch. The açaí bowls looked popular, though. No seating available, but we walked down to the bay, took a right, and ate on a bench overlooking the bay.

Stopped in for water and a snack. This place has so much charm from the old school cash register to…read morethe staff. The shelves are packed with all types of goodies to get you by. It may not be the crème de la crème brands you may find in luxury supermarkets in Manhattan but for a remote island it gets the job done. I loved the homemade chocolate chip cookie it was straight out of a woody movie.

Great personalized service, excellent grocery selection, and fresh food choices! All my needs were…read moremet.

A must on the Island, there is one in Ocean Beach and one in Ocean Bay Park. Ocean beach definitely…read morecarries fresher items and more options in the deli area. Both carry all the pantry necessities you may have forgotten on the mainland. Very nice owner and great employees. One time we were in Ocean Bay Park and needed sweatshirts. He was kind enough to send one of his workers down to Ocean Beach via golf cart to grab several for us to choose from. Your place for orning coffee and egg sandwich for the beach, a lunch sandwich or pantry staple they are open late which is very helpful because you always need a last minute item.

It's here. It's open. They have stuff…read more The staff are kind enough. The prices are high but not out of line for the island. And they're consistently open which doesn't sound like much but there are other places that run on island time. If you're nearby then you'll likely come here for staples but you'll likely hike or bike further if you need proper produce and other things.

My friends always get stuff for meals from this shop when we are on the island. This trip we got…read moresalsa, pizza dough, ice cream and bagels. Everything is expensive, but there is expected of fire island. The bagels were so so so good! As someone who no longer lives in NY, a food bagel is always appreciated! We had egg everything, plain, sesame and everything! I loved the variety! What a great place to have just a walk or bike ride away!!

My family adore this gem of a grocery store. They always seem to have what we are looking for…read more The deli in the back is always clean and fresh. The kids that work here are always friendly and professional. And Unfriendly's next door might be my favorite part of Fair Harbor.

Okay so the prices. It's THE PINES y'all. It's an island with no cars; everything and everybody has…read moreto come in by boat, and there are almost no restaurants. So let's just stipulate that the prices are eye-watering and you just need to take that as a given. That aside, the Pantry has all.the.things. Pretty much anything you need to enjoy this Fire Island paradise, from baguettes to fresh veggies to candles to dog treats. The butcher is excellent, so's the fish, and they make great sandwiches and prepared food. We get kinda fancy here in the Pines (I mean, we have tea EVERY DAY haha), so you can find things like artisan pasta sauce, cheeses, and fresh herbs. Generally all of this is delivered by a bunch of friendly folks with ready smiles, so, win-win.

I hired Chef Jim Klein to cook for a dinner party for my partner's birthday. It was so easy. Jim…read moretook care of everything, including the cake. Food was great. He's a true professional. Having him help really made the evening special and relaxing. 10/10 would recommend.

We visited here today and had a great experience. The market offers a wide variety of products,…read moremaking it very convenient with plenty of options to choose from. We picked up some homemade French toast crisps, and they were absolutely delicious! The staff was very friendly. Highly recommended!

Ordered a cake a week in advance and paid over $100 for it. When I arrived at my pickup time, the…read morecake was not ready (it happens, fine!). A cashier confirmed the spelling of my desired decor, and hastily went to the back. About 10 minutes later, he came back with the pictured result. Not what I hoped for to celebrate a special occasion, especially after paying what I did.

The breakfast sandwiches were amazing. The case of water which is unrefrigerated is way overpriced…read moreand should be $12 for the location not $36. The beer is refrigerated and is priced accordingly to location. Their ice cream stand was tasty and priced appropriately for the portion size. It would be nice if they offered a smaller size for a couple bucks less for smaller children.

Wow...just stayed at Kismet after not having done so for a few years. The market is really no…read morelonger what I'd even call a market. They don't even have shopping baskets anymore, and I see why - there's so little to buy. They are concentrating on deli, pizza, and the like. Which isn't bad, but is pretty slow. Gone is the community market feel that the Whitney's created for so many years. What a loss. I guess everyone is shipping their groceries in to Kismet these days. And I can certainly see why that is necessary.

I have been living in this town for years and I choose to go to the IGA in Amagansett due to the…read morelack of options and quality of produce compared to Amagansett IGA even though that location is not the best either. Living in such a wealthy area on Long Island you would think our grocery stores would be top of the line. That is farthest from the truth. I have been to better grocery stores in much lower income neighborhoods than the ones we have in the Hamptons. I particularly had enough tonight and could not keep this bottled up. I had a late night craving for the white cheddar Cheetos puffs. Every grocery store but the one in my town carries them. I don't ever eat junk food, but I had a desperate craving tonight. They have let me down. I hate that there is mostly self check out now. It is cold and soulless compared to the relationships you build with the people in front of you. My family and I miss the old staff... they were wonderful. Do better Montauk IGA. Bring back normal checkouts instead of this computer BS. Two self check outs stations were enough. Do better on the inventory.

Title: The Human Raincloud of the Montauk IGA…read more I've been shopping at the Montauk IGA for years and can say, without hesitation, that it's usually a shining example of small-town warmth and friendliness. The staff is famously helpful, cheerful, and welcoming -- which is why encountering Dayanara at the checkout feels like suddenly stepping into a thunderstorm in the middle of a sunny day. It's as if her job description reads: "Scowl, sigh heavily, and make customers question all their life choices." She manages to inject rudeness into the most basic exchanges, going out of her way to be curt, unhelpful, and generally unpleasant. If Montauk ever needed a mascot for passive-aggressive hostility, she'd be overqualified. This isn't a case of someone having a bad day -- this is a professional commitment to being a human sandpaper strip. The contrast with the rest of the staff is so stark it's almost performance art. For the sake of the store's otherwise stellar reputation, she should be moved into a role that doesn't involve live humans. Stock room. Night shift. Mars. Anywhere but the checkout lane. IGA Montauk, keep doing what you do best -- just maybe reassign your resident mood assassin before she convinces visitors that "Montauk charm" is a myth.

I was able to get some necessities with decent price and fresh…read more It is right near Grove Street and very convinient. Place is spaced right and I was able to find what I was looking for.

Fresh fruit, fully stocked shelves, friendly staff, and contactless payment... lol couldn't think…read moreof another "f". These are the staples of a great local business. My wife wanted mangos so off I went. This place was near the nail salon we were patrons of so I took the short work across the square. The smell of the fruits was the first thing I encountered and boy was a good encounter. This coupled with the freshest mangos I've seen in Jersey City, man it's a win in my book. Staff encounter: 5/5 Fruit selection: 5/5 Fresh fruit: 5/5 Location: 5/5

Wegmans offers something for everyone with great prices on staples as well as quality prepared…read morefoods. Top notch service and a great atmosphere. We use their pharmacy when needed. The bakery foods are delicious!

I've been a shopper at this location for over 18 years. I totally understand the demands on this…read morelocation during the summer, but there are constant issues with items being in stock and the store is getting messier. I tried shopping at different times of day in the hopes of finding better stock of items. Dairy is inconsistent and a few years back I raised my concern that organic milk was often empty. As of late, milk is scattered and cottage cheese is often barely in stock, and forget about finding Good Culture in stock. This is weird because I found the Target around the corner having 50-60 containers in stock all the time. Produce has gotten messy. Today, only one bunch of leeks remaining and not in good condition. There were barely any bunches of celery with the ones remaining being messy. Parsnips were stark and not labeled. I tried to create a price label at the scale, but you aren't able to search. I asked a worker and he told me he didn't know. Ham was non-existent. I wanted to find the packages of diced ham or a ham steak - none in stock. It's kind of weird because then I see really nice packages of meat going at reduced prices because they haven't sold, and often quite a few packages. So it seems some departments overstock while others never seem to stock. For years I've really liked the store, but they can't seem to keep up with the demand for the population in the area. Sad.