It just a unsatisfied with Price Chopper every time I walk in to a store. The quality of meat and…read moreproduce is lacking. With ShopRite closed in our area I just wish Wegmans would come in to save the day.

There is one employee in particular whom we know only as DAVE. Seven years ago (seems like…read moreyesterday) I had the good fortune to ask the guy at the checkout for help. I was in kit-form. My wife was still in the hospital and had just gotten out of ICU. I had no clue as to what I was doing and needed help. Dave intervened, helped me get everything on the list my wife had made and made sure I had it all together before leaving. The guy was nothing less than TERRIFIC . Since then Dave has always been our contact, if you will, at Price Chopper. He is a caring , sincere and thoughtful rep of Price Chopper and his manner is a most welcome addition to the Cooperstown staff. Price Chopper is truly lucky to have him , and I should've written this long ago. Never too late! Louise K.

For a small store, it packs a punch. It has a large variety of organic and natural products. There…read moreare some staples that you could be familiar with that the corporate stores carry. Everything is well priced, nothing excessively priced. I was very excited to find this store. They have bulk dry ingredients, one of them being organic barley which I cannot buy at the corporate grocery in my town. They do have an extensive supplement section. Healthier choices for snack foods, some toiletries, and an incredibly large section of chocolates at the register. The owners are super friendly and greet everybody as they enter. Since my first shopping experience, I've been back several times even though it is about a 30 minute drive for me one way. I highly recommend this small business, especially if you were looking for organic and all natural foods.

Living in many different places across the US, I've had the pleasure of getting to know several…read morelocal grocery stores. Cooperstown Natural Foods has by far been my favorite. The family who runs the store is so nice; just the shopping experience and friendly small talk make Cooperstown Natural Foods worth visiting. Beyond being friendly, they were willing to stock my favorite soymilk when I asked about it -- something other small stores have been hesitant to do. The store has everything from local salad greens to imported chocolates. The prices are the same as the big-box store down the street, making supporting this local business a no-brainer.

I contacted their sister catering company asking to have some pre prepared meals delivered outside…read moreof town and was directed here. Not only did they answer me immediately (around 9:30 PM) but they had all 5 trays of food ready to go in less than 48 hours. Super accommodating and helpful! Thanks so much!

Excellent take out. Marinated shrimp was dynamite. Wild rice pilaf - best ever ? Remarkably good…read moretake out food and excellent service and ambience. First class

THE CHEESE!! THE…read moreCHEESE!!!!! THE CHEESE!!!!! These people are salt of the earth. I called and ordered five pounds of their cheese, just send them a check when you get the bill with the cheese. This kind of trust and love was the norm 50 years ago. Well..........It's alive and well at Spurbecks.

Nice little deli in a small town. Sandwich that hit was very good. Not a Long Island/NYC type but…read morestill good. The bread seemed like it was from a bag instead of baked. The meat was very fresh though. Service was top notch. I will come back.

Don't get Walmart + w free delivery Cause they don't take…read moreresponsibility for their drivers. They don't read the delivery instructions. They knocked my brand new Mailbox over cause the got stuck and finally got out uncontrollable. Walmart said it's ubers responsibility They told me to go through my homeowners I re contacted Walmart Claims And pretty much said I couldn't prove it So in other words F u as a customer

I like the Oneonta Walmart because if you "know" how to shop prices are better than any other…read morecompetitors. However like every retail store there is a obvious issue of theft. Walmart is like a magnet it will draw in customers from the worst to the best. I suggest that if you are concerned about that simply go to walmart.com and actually purchase the items online, after comparing the item with its competitors, also online, and then the store employees will put it in your cart as a completed purchase. Don't be hesitant about asking an employee for assistance or even going to Customer Service for assistance. The perennial scam in all Big Box stores is excessive returns and misuse of the self-payment registers. Be assured that all stores have the same security methods and they are quite good at catching the bad people. If you just want to walk around and shop another suggestion is to call the store and ask them if they have a specific item, and to actually hold it for you. There is an excellent free Walmart app for your smart phone to make shopping much easier by actually locating the item and current price. Walmart still has a policy of meeting the cost of all other "local" competitors with the actual flyer listing prices. The pizza and Italian-type foods are the mainstay of many college people. Good Luck!

They have the best meat for miles around!! I drive past 2 other markets to reach the Sherrill, NY…read morestore just for the meats.

This is one of two Grand Unions in Oneida County, the first in decades, and the first in the region…read moresince the Hamilton store closed in 2009. Price Chopper and Tops' merger forced the latter to sell ten in the state to C&S which revived GU. It was only the second one this year I've gone to after Cortland. It's new to the young people, but older folks will remember. Not quite the Grand Union my late grandma went to in Albany County, but like the old days, having it out of reach only makes me want to go back. Now if they could just replace closed Tops's in Syracuse on the south side and Westvale as well as Ithaca on S Meadow Dr and Great American in Star Lake.

It's a TJs. A little smaller than most, but fine. Bc NY law, sells no wine or hard liquor, just…read morebeer. Next to a dispensery if you need that.

Trader Joe's has been really upping their game. Decent prices, full shelves. Some stores even have…read moredegustation stands! They make life easy. Tasty dips, herbs, fish, meats and pasta. Classy Main Street items for all. Review: 4

** Clean Store ** ** Friendly Staff **…read more With a name like Price Chopper I did not expect much and I was wrong. This place was stacked with more than I would have ever imagined for a small town grocery store. My only gripe was the lack of bakery that you come to expect from a chain grocery store. Other than that, they had everything we needed!

The entrance we used takes one through the produce department. Wow! I was really impressed by the…read morefresh selection, variety and all the nutritious options available including but not limited to: juices, smoothies, et cetera. The deli, meat and seafood departments are neighbors and the selection of prepackaged meals are vast. The seafood options are also plentiful. I went with the intention of buying dinner, but literally had no clue what I was going to prepare. I only knew it would be something healthy so I perused the produce and seafood sections. Behold the end-cap with the portioned fish fillets and steaks. One piece of ahi tuna begging me to take it home was snatched up along with a bag of steamed veggies from the produce section. Price Chopper places coupons on items with a next day sell date so I saved a $1 on the veggies. The tuna was very well priced, an 11 ounce steak for $6.02. In the end, I had a delicious and healthy meal for less than $8. #winning Our cashier was extremely friendly and provided some useful around town tips once he learned we were visiting from out of town. The store was well stocked and the bakery featured a large selection of prepackaged and fresh baked goods. Strawberry shortcakes were on sale for $4.99, that's a real NY bargain! Finally, the entrance featured lots of vendor items such as candy machines, the claw machine and a Redbox. I will definitely return to this store if I need additional groceries while in town.

I found most of what I wanted especially gluten free items. My granddaughter found lots of items…read moreshe wanted.

Was there October 27th at 8:30 pm...light on at counter..no one manning that lane..another customer…read moresummoned simeone over who told me to come to her station..meaning..I had to pick up all my purchases and put back into my cart to move..shame on them..turn off yje light if that particular lane isn't open!!!