What can I say about Wegmans, the family owned massive superstores already have a following of…read moredevoted customers that just love shopping there. I think they have more products than any supermarket I've been in, and let's not forget their own brand name goods. Store is meticulous and customer service stellar, they also have an abundance of prepared foods hot and ones already to take home and be cooked. Great bakery, butcher, fish, deli, produce, and a very large selection of gluten free products as well. So glad Long Island finally has a Wegmans to call our own and definitely will be coming back.

Wegmans has so much to love, but an off-putting hygiene issue on our recent trip was definitely…read moredisappointing to see. The Pros: Great prices & selection: The prices are very fair, especially for the incredible variety and quality they carry. Friendly staff: Overall, the customer service throughout the store is warm, helpful, and welcoming. We need more on Long Island! Having to travel so far just to get to one is tough--we seriously need more locations opened up across the island to make regular trips easier. The Cons: Salad bar sanitation concern: While by the salad bar, we watched an employee texting on her phone with food-service gloves on, and then she immediately went straight back to prepping food using those exact same gloves without changing them. Cell phones carry so many germs, so seeing that happen at a self-serve/food station was really unappetizing. We brought it up to staff right away, so hopefully management addressed it and retrained on basic food safety protocols. It's still one of the best grocery stores around, but basic glove hygiene and kitchen standards definitely need closer attention at the prepared food stations!

Don't go to Wild Fork! I purchased a Gift Card but after I got it I found out it can only be used…read moreIN STORE. It doesn't say it on the card, only on the card envelope! I wanted to give it as a birthday gift for a family member to order OnLine. They don't live anywhere near a Wild Fork store. I wasn't told before I bought it that it can't be used online. They refused to void it out. So now I'm stuck with it. Horrible people.

I came here for a Yelp Elite event, mainly for the free samples, but I didn't expect to fall in…read morelove with the place! Everything I tried was delicious, and I was blown away by how knowledgeable and helpful the staff were. They not only guided me during the scavenger hunt, but also educated me on the quality of the meats, the preservation process, and even explained the taste, texture, and best seasonings to pair with different cuts. The products themselves were so unique and exciting--things you don't find just anywhere, like ostrich, beef organs, tongue, and more. It was such a fun and eye-opening experience, and I left genuinely impressed. Can't wait to cook these new meats for the first time!

Love Whole Foods. As I have shopped in other markets I realize that Whole Foods has such higher…read morestandards. I really only trust getting my meat, seafood and produce here.

A trip to Whole Foods offers a familiar and reliable bounty: aisles of health-conscious products,…read morevibrant organic produce, and an impressive range of prepared foods like pizza, sushi, and a sprawling salad bar. However, the premium quality comes with an equally premium price tag, a reality that has persisted, and perhaps even intensified, since its acquisition by Amazon. For the savvy shopper, there are still ways to navigate the costs. Keen attention to pricing, coupled with strategic use of Amazon Prime discounts and in-store sales, can help balance the ledger. Ultimately, the store's unique draw lies in its exclusive selection; there are certain specialty items you simply won't find anywhere else, making it a necessary stop for certain needs. Our family has found a practical rhythm: we always begin our shopping at the Trader Joe's across the street. After surveying their selection and prices, we then visit Whole Foods for those few, special items we can't get elsewhere. This approach makes the added effort, and expense, feel worthwhile. Despite the undeniable cost, shopping at the Lake Grove location remains a valuable way to support and enrich a healthy lifestyle, especially for those living on Long Island's East End. It's a curated experience, one where careful planning can turn a luxury stop into a sustainable part of your routine.

The Lake Grove Trader Joe's location is my favorite Trader Joe's location. I live in Nassau County…read morebetween 3 Trader Joe's stores, but none of them are as well-stocked and have such nice staff members. The staff members always ask if I found everything I'm looking for and then try to help explain when the next restock may be or to let me know the item won't be restocked until the next (ie, Fall) season. Extra kudos for how well organized their bag drops are. There's usually a limit of either 2 or 4 for their tote and cooler bag drops. The parking here can get a little bit crazy in the afternoon when the rest of the businesses in the shared lot are open (Old Navy, vet, Shake Shack, Nordstrom Rack, etc.) Overall, I'd recommend the Lake Grove location!

First time at this location. I needed to do a haul, and that's what I did right at opening; 8am!…read more It appeared other customers had the same idea as myself. Great minds think alike ! I will say this was probably the best time to shop. The store wasn't overly crowded and all the shelves were completely packed out. I was able to get everything I planned on getting. Parking was a breeze as well!

A recent grocery trip to Aldi completely changed how I view affordable shopping. Seriously--if you…read morewant quality groceries without overspending, this is the spot. I even snap photos of the prices so I can remember how much I paid for when Im at other stores for comparison. Whether you're picking up fresh fruits and veggies or loading up on pantry essentials, Aldi has it all, and the prices are honestly hard to beat. I was especially impressed by the produce--everything looked vibrant and fresh. They even had fun seasonal finds that brightened up my usual list! The no-frills layout is another big plus. No overwhelming aisles or distracting displays--just a clean, organized space where the products (and the prices) speak for themselves. If you haven't given Aldi a try yet, you're missing a game-changer for your grocery budget. It's the kind of place that lets you fill your cart without emptying your wallet. Yup, even in this economy.

This Aldi wasn't as crowded as the one near me but I see the price was a little more expensive. I…read moregot 4 thinks chicken, mayonnaise, chips, and pickles and it was $24 not a normal Aldi price but it was clean like I said not crowded so the ambiance was better then the one near me in Bayshore at least cleaner fresher I guess.

Don't bother to call in orders. The management is not doing…read morethat job instructing the pickers for the orders. Every time we get fruit and vegetables, it's damaged, rotten or soft. There's no point of using the service you might as well pick the food out yourself not to mention some of the fruit especially the halos and other oranges are horrible and tasting bland. They don't do a quality check, they don't test the vegetables to see how they are. They just sell them that's all they care about.

My shopping trip on 4/13/26 felt more like a scavenger hunt designed by someone who doesn't…read moreactually want the items to be found. I came in for the advertised "Celebration Bouquet" for $6.99. When I asked an employee for help, she first told me she had no idea what I was talking about. Only after I mentioned the website did she bother to look it up -- and once she confirmed it existed, she informed me the store didn't carry it. Her helpful solution? That I drive around to other Stop & Shop locations and see if they might have it. No substitution, no effort, nothing. Then I tried to pick up the free 48 oz Blue Diamond Almond Milk. Also unavailable. This time I was told to "keep checking back," as if I have unlimited time to repeatedly visit the store hoping the advertised items eventually materialize. If Stop & Shop expects customers to spend their week traveling from store to store chasing down promotions, it would be great if that were mentioned somewhere. As it stands, the experience was disappointing, unhelpful, and frankly pretty frustrating. I filled out the survey at the bottom of my receipt & requested that someone contact me by email. The survey indicated I would receive a response within 7 business days. Today is 4/26/26, I am fairly certain we are beyond that timeframe---yet another failure on their part.

My wife and I come here to get our Asian groceries. I've…read morebeen coming here since I was in college and love how they have fresh dim sum twice a week. It goes out fast so make sure to get there early those days. They have a great selection of ingredients, groceries and snacks.

A nice crazy old school grocery store. Like in HK, " chaotic" yet everything is tidy. So packed but…read moresomewhat charming. I like those old school bakery items like bbq buns. But cream baobao is a huge miss. There are other small dim sum items. Zong Zi is in nice size and look fresh. Staff are very patient and nice. They would answer your questions as to what ingredients and tastes. Very rare!

Great little store! Check out all the different flavors of Kit Kats! It's amazing. They have a…read morelot of great Japanese foods and toys and plenty of those games with the claw and you try to win stuff. There is also a bubble tea place right across from it.

Great little shop for all Japan & some Korean goods! I…read morealways stop by whenever I am at the mall to get some snacks and drinks! The cashiers are always very friendly. 5 Stars!!!!!

They have a wider selection of everything here. I think it is the best supermarket in the…read moresurrounding area it is also the biggest so it might take you a little longer to navigate the store but it is worth it. They also have a Starbucks in the store which means you can either order a grande and take your time and stroll every isle or get an espresso shot and zoom through everything and get out of there in record time.

Closed since last year. Toyrus has be replaced in its location…read more The two times I shopped here, there was only 2 lane open. It was a ghost town compared to the other SS.

We come to this Lidl when I'm visiting family close by on the weekends to stock up on items to BBQ…read moreand load up the fridge. July 4th weekend there were great sales going on. They offer terrific prices and a large inventory of items on their shelves. From name brands to their own marketed brand. I have to laugh at those complaining here with one and two star reviews. Over the years of shopping at this location we have never experienced anything like they described. The staff is fine and we have never encountered any disrespect. Even when lines are long like today they quickly opened up another register and it moved along fine. Register person was nice and friendly. The store was clean and organized. A few items we wanted were sold out but that was expected on a holiday weekend as we got here late, but we found other things instead. Nothing was moldy or outdated. Produce and meat dept were fine. Bakery area still had plenty to choose from. Is it a perfect supermarket? No, but it's overall much cheaper than most with more than enough to choose from, clean, spacious. No self checkout is the one downside so you just need to chill out and be a bit patient at times, no biggie.

Best flowers for any occasion! This store is spot on with the freshest and most reasonably priced…read moreselection of flowers.... They are always fully stocked and very very fresh. I always have Lidl flowers in my home, and they last for 10 to 12 days. Of course the store offers many other edible and non-edible items as well. Everything is of good quality, and the manager Kim is very knowledgeable and happy to assist! Just felt like I needed to give a shout out to this particular Lidl on Long Island! It is definitely a very pleasant and non-stressful shopping experience...