Great authentic farm store/coffee shop Serving great…read moresandwiches and cider doughnuts. They have lots of organic fruits and veggies and home made pies for sale. Great place to pop in when you're in the area.

Absolutely amazing business! Fresh and delicious meals make this a great place to stop! The staff…read morehere is very friendly and when the place is full of people! Great service and great atmosphere to have a meal, or meet up with friends, or find a new favorite vegetable!

The employees are friendly. The food is fresh. Steve who works putting up "to go" orders is…read moreawesome!!!

If you're in the neighborhood for mainstream grocery shopping this is the correct choice (out of…read moretwo in the area), so long as you don't need groceries at all-hours, since they're only open until 11pm. Not to mention the selection that they have of locally-grown and organic foods that you'd be hard-pressed to get elsewhere from our local grocery stores. Where the local Price Choppers (yes, it's a chain, and yes there's two of them very nearby) only seem to have low-enough prices from a sale or completely by accident, Hannaford is much more consistent in this category. Hannaford also beats "P.C." with fully stocked shelves at most times of day--something that can never be said about the latter--and in a very good attempt at keeping up with the changing, more eco & health-friendly, times they also have a fifth of the store dedicated to cultural foods and organic. Woot! The one feature of the store that could use some improvement would be the checkout experience. While there's rarely a 16 year old kid constantly yammering away to their friends about the weekend (hey, I did say RARELY) like the other place where you may just happen to catch eye contact if you pay close attention before being given your total, there are physically far too few register lanes to keep up with the maddening grocery rush between the hours of 3 and 5pm most evenings, but in Hannaford's defense they haven't had the front-end updated since they were Shop n' Save quite a few years ago as far as I've witnessed anyway. If by some chance you didn't catch it, I'm not a fan of Price Chopper. I used to be when it was a quaint little supermarket, but then it went all giganto and the quality dropped off the face of the earth (or at least the face of FulCo).

Price chop is a great place to go. You get groceries and get pizza. You get sausage and peppers…read more You got two buffets you got Starbucks. You got everything there even though I don't use Starbucks it's a you know a great place to be couldn't ask for better in there and the sales people are very friendly.

So many bogo's. Makes price chopper affordable I'm.. always neat, clean and great service.read more

Growing up around here, you learn that there are two types of people, Price Chopper people and…read moreHannaford people. Both, of course, are supermarkets with a great variety of groceries that you'd expect. Historically, Price Chopper would be the ones with better deals and promotions vs. Hannaford's everyday prices. Before the Fuel AdvantEDGE program where you can save on gas at Sunoco, Price Chopper was the home of promotions where you could earn stamps for free towels or cookware. Today, of course, the world is more complicated with Walmart selling groceries, discount chains like Aldi, and even home delivery options. Through all of that, though, I have to say that I get drawn in by the deals at Price Chopper. Beyond their approach to pricing, I have always encouraged friendly, knowledgeable staff. I will say that when you are looking for niche products, such as Lundburg brand rice, vegan Annie's shells, raw cashews, and Worcestershire sauce without anchovies, that Price Chopper has came up short and I've had to drive over to Hannaford. Likewise, their switch from 24 hours to 6am-Midnight a couple years back now means that Walmart is the only option for late night groceries. Still, I know that I can get good grocery deals by shopping the Price Chopper circular and that's what keeps me coming back week after week.

Over the past two months, I have found myself attempting to go to Fresh Market more and more…read more Just made the best chimichurri steak tips of my life! Made the best Chimichurri tacos on the grill tonight courtesy of Fresh Markets meat counter and their amazing marinade!! So glad the gentlemen at the meat counter were so prompt and helpful while I was making my selections. I will definitely return for the meat counter. It was my husbands birthday, so I also grabbed a cake and some desserts for the fam -- the cakes are about what you would pay at Price Chopper, but in my opinion, they appear to be made with more attention to detail. If you're having a hard time finding birthday candles with numbers, they have a huge selection next to the cake counter and some Birthday cake pieces as well. The way to shop at this store is by learning the regular sale days. Tuesdays deals are: $5.00 12 inch pizza $3.99/lb Chicken Breast $5.99/lb ground beef $5.00 rotisserie chicken Fridays deals are: 2 for $5 burgers Each week they choose a different fresh deal, so you'll likely find a deal for $5.00/lb meat. This evening it was carne asada chicken breast cutlets. Other elements that I really enjoy is that their olive bar has Dolmas!! It's the only one that I know of that carries them in the area. Never realized how difficult it is to find specialty food until I moved back to Saratoga from Texas. Plus, my kiddos love going with me for the candy by the pound jars -- they really love getting to make their own selection and mix. While I do find the market to have steeper prices, I do enjoy the convenience, but I have to shop the deals.

Love this place. Butcher shop is fabulous. Produce is terrific. Deli counter great. Chicken roasted…read morewith sides excellent. They also feature loose candy , nuts , etc. Lots of higher end uncommon food stuff a foodie would like. And the bakery .....!

A bit pricey im gonna start with especially since the state started making new rules that screw…read moreover EBT but the place is amazing. I love it. They have the best coffee, you can buy your groceries there for good quality, the staff is phenomenal and their atmosphere is the best place to relax. I highly recommend them.

Love going to the Co-op. Love the casual vibe and the" where everyone knows your name "feeling of a…read moresmall town. New manager Jeremy K offers great daily soups and his cappuccinos are the best! And speaking of soup... you definitely can buy any food from " soup to nuts!" SPP

This is our choice of local supermarket. It is clean, spacious and a great variety of goods. We…read morehave even found certain British items that other grocery stores don't carry (I'm originally from the UK), so this is nice and brings a small bit of home, well home! The staff is great and courteous. They also have a pharmacy, which again is our choice of local pharmacies. Yay! I'm a fan.

The old lady with purple hair was so rude! All because I didn't want my chicken in a plastic bag…read more Jeez woman . She really would not let it go. I will be calling the store too.

Food was good And service was well I hope things go well…read morefor them good luck on your adventure

Best brisket and pulled pork in the foothills of the Adirondacks! My husband loves their subs too…read more Cannot beat pies from Smith's Orchard either!! Whatever you need on your way to Sacandaga from gas at the pumps, to lifejackets & sunscreen, they have it. Thanks for being the best!

A great market with food, drinks of all kinds, souvenirs, and hardware! Truly a one-stop shop. The…read morecashiers are all very kind.

What stores do you know that sell the obscene amount of milk I need for my kid, chicken, ribs,…read morebacon, eggs, cheese (even goat sometimes, but no feta), flour, corned beef hash in a can, the best produce I've found in the general vicinity (although, if you know a farmers' market, please point me there so I can support them too), grass seed, toys, toothpaste, camping supplies, gardening supplies, cards, books, cookware, tomato plants, port wine cheese (my father in law wanted it), AND has nice folks running the joint? Charlie John's is the only one I've found...anywhere, I think. It's one-stop shopping for everything you need, and almost everything you want. (Nobody's perfect, and their yogurt selection could have more whole milk options for my kid.) As an added bonus, they've also got a beer cave. This walk-in cooler may not have all the obscure IPAs you're looking for (and it actually might, I'm not into IPA so I wasn't looking for it) but it does have all the lawnmower beers I can drink, as well as the spiked seltzers the kids are into these days. Seriously though, the staff is super nice, and didn't blink when I bought literally two carts full of groceries (we were really running low after we hid for two weeks upon relocating up here so we wouldn't accidentally infect anyone). I'm a fan, and we'll be back on a regular basis.