Talk about a diamond in the semi-rough! If only there were more spice shops like this one…read more... Located right on main st. and sharing exactly 1/2 the large room with a yarn shop, the Oneonta Spice Co. has just about everything you need to create treats from all over the globe. In most cities, you'd need to go to several different shops, as well as order online for many of the amazing ingredients they have here. Dried fuits, chiles, cans of harissa, thai spices, tahini,mini-umbrellas, specialty sausages, large selection of Roland canned exotic foods, giant commercial sized cans of stuff, thai tamarind paste. Huge wall of hot sauces, fresh lemons, tomatoes, limes.... Last but not least, my favorite - the lovely wall of amazing spices. Doesn't look like much, but they've bagged into teeny and med sized bags just about every spice on the planet, and i do mean every spice. you can load up on stuff, without spending an arm and leg, and get that little bit of mace, or dried lemongrass, or some interesting extract. it's not exactly gourmet, but totally eclectic, expansive and reasonably priced. Some things like soy sauce, for instance, cost more, but the spices run from $1 - $4. Bill at the register, is also a very nice gentleman - and this store opens before most other stores in the neighborhood - 8 am!

While they do have a great assortment of spices and specialty food products, there are major issues…read morewith some herbs and spices that I've bought there: I've found small brown insects have hatched in my spice jars weeks after filling them with cilantro, ground ginger (!), and several other products purchased here. I haven't had similar issues with bulk seasonings purchased anywhere else. I love the concept, but I no longer trust anything that's been bagged in-store.

I met a friend here today and shared a few great brews and two delicious cheese and smoked fish…read moreplates. don't know anywhere in town where the appetizers are so thought out and interesting! I also asked for advice on their fresh salmon to take home for dinner. August was extremely helpful and explained the differences between the three fresh salmon choices. I choose the Scottish salmon and oh boy! it did not disappoint! Salmon was super fresh tasting, August put it on ice for the ride home! Simply seasoned with salt, pepper and paprika with a few lemon slices. Absolutely delicious. Thank you August for your expertise and kind service!

Went to Captain Cook's for the first time I'm from Long Island and was really missing seafood the…read moreseafood I got at the stores blah I got four dozen clams from him as I was baking and making linguine and white clam sauce with some friends they were a fantastic fresh sweet and now that I know I can call ahead of time and even order specialty products like super soccer on calamari with a lot of legs fresh I was very very happy what a nice gentleman also received us and while you wait you can have a nice bloody Mary really nice place to go really enjoyed the experience

Yep! It was late-ish and I was searching for a place to grab dinner. Yellow Deli had late hours so…read moreI drove over. I was able to park out front and walk right in. Grabbed a seat at the bar. The menu was easy. I ordered a veggie burger and hot apple cider (win!) Food was great and price was excellent.

The food was great. Our server was nice. I usually do the keto diet but splurged on my trip. I'm…read moreglad I did. I would recommend this place! It's really cute inside and had a whimsical vibe to it.

This wonderful place is temporarily closed and I no longer reside in the area, but I *loved*…read moreAnnutto's. I was obsessed with their amazing plant selections and created five gardens on my former property with plants, soils, and other items I bought there. The staff was always very hard working, very helpful, and their produce stand was great. I really miss this gem and sent my heartfelt thanks for years of great gardening, tasty treats, and great customer care.

If you like Adam's Fairacre Farms in the Ulster/Dutchess/Orange area, you'll love this place. They…read morehave plenty of fresh produce, spices, candy, spices, sauces, cakes/baked goods, cheeses, plants, and all kinds of specialty foods. We stopped in while on vacation and so didn't need much, but it was a really nice stop and it smelled amazing inside.

Great place in Oneonta/Laurens area. Has great produce: eggplant, peppers, onions, anything you…read morewant. Great plants....and this fall got pumpkins and hay bales. Great guy to work with...if in the area stop by and see him.

I was there yesterday afternoon around 1:30. They had one lane open plus the express lane. Very…read morelong lines. This is unacceptable.

This market is just down the street from ALDI, so if you can't find what you need there, you should…read morebe able to find it here. Standard grocery store, I'd compare it to a Ralph's if you're here in Southern California. The take and bake pizza was really good. We got a cheese pizza, bought some fresh mushrooms and put it on the pizza and it really hit the spot. We did self checkout and there was a minor issue scanning some items, but a female worker came by to help and she was really helpful and friendly.

I have so many ALDI's around my home in Southern California and the first time I have ever shopped…read moreat one is when I'm 2,000 miles across the country in Oneonta, New York. I've always heard they have some decent stuff and some prices at ALDI are lower than regular markets. They do have a good variety of stuff, from name brand items to some generic stuff that seems to be a lot cheaper than other places. They also have a decent selection of snacks, fruits and vegetables, and also all types of breads and meats. We were able to load up on groceries that will last a few days and the total price was not too bad. I'm not sure if the prices are just lower here in Oneonta, but I can't wait to go back to an ALDI in so cal and hopefully find the same great deals and values.

this store is outstanding in every way except those darn automatic checkouts…read more most times there is a very long line at the one human checkout open while the automatic checkouts are empty. saving money on cashiers is penny wise & pound foolish. many people walk out instead of waiting on long line. also, many oeople i know stopped going to aldi,s because of it. how much is it costing aldi's in lost sales & lost customers?

Love this place! So glad they're open today because I need veggies in my life. I always get the…read moreroasted veggie panini and make my own juice because they give lots of options. The hemp muffin is also super delicious as well. Definitely come early so they don't run out.

Green Earth carries an awesome array of vitamins, healthy foods, and lotions. The business is great…read morefor the community and hosts local events, classes, and drumming circle.

Really glad I decided to stop by Undercover Eggplant while I'm in Oneonta this week. I'm visiting…read morefrom Southern California and told the young woman at the register that it was my first time here and probably my only chance to visit. She was so friendly and welcoming, and you could tell she really cared about the restaurant. She told me her parents have owned it for 21 years. I was craving a chicken sandwich, so she recommended The One Stop. She nailed it. The chicken was juicy, the breading was light, the bread tasted homemade, and that melted mozzarella was so good. Everything tasted fresh. I honestly ate the sandwich way too fast. The pasta salad was also really good... I could've eaten a lot more of it. She even came back to check how everything was, and I gave her a thumbs-up with my mouth completely full. It's a clean, welcoming place with a huge drink selection, but the hospitality really made the visit for me. Thank you to her and the whole team for making a random stop during my trip such a good one. If I'm ever back in Oneonta, I'm coming here again.

We went to the restaurant for the first time with family and we were all very pleased with our…read moremeal. i had the open face eggplant sandwich. Maria one of the owners was very friendly and welcoming. she told us all about the restaurant and how they make their bread fresh daily. I was really happy we decided to go to this restaurant. if in the Oneonta area you should visit the place.