Italian sub. Yes…read more Strawberry Lemonade. Yes. Giant ahh ice cream. Yes. --------------------------------------------

First time at Sauders and wow we were blown away! We started with lunch, always better to shop on a…read morefull belly. The food was incredibly fresh tasting and we got everything photographed (plus 2 drinks) for $36! We ended up buying some containers of the macaroni and potato salad for home. We ended lunch by shopping around the store and were impressed with all their goodies. We can't wait to come back when more local produce is in season. Everyone was very friendly, the building is clean and well maintained

Best peanut donuts in the world! They were out of coconut twice, please bake more! We stop here…read moreeverytime we are in town. Please tell the Maryland Wegmans to use your donut recipes, they are not even close!

I come here for the decent selection of allergy friendly foods they have. I also love to get their…read morefresh sushi.

I have tried so hard to like anything about my local Tops, but honestly, at this point, it makes me…read moreunhappy to shop here. I'm writing this review because I hope Tops takes notice. The produce is expensive and much lower quality than what you get at Wegmans for the same expensive price. The store in general doesn't feel nice to be in. My biggest issue, though, is that most of the employees seem unhappy most of the time. Seven out of 10 times I have an unfriendly checkout experience. Three out of 10 cashiers are definitely friendly and nice to work with, but this is a bad ratio. I've been around long enough to know that this is almost never the fault of employees, this comes from management. Unhappy employees are unfriendly to customers. And unhappy employees are usually unhappy for a reason. I also shop at nearby, Aldi and Sauders - great value, great quality, and you've never had such friendly service - in both places. I love shopping at both of those places. I only come to Tops because they carry certain namebrand things, like cereal that I can't get at the other places. Tops: I would rather enjoy spending my money at your store. I deeply do not enjoy it right now. I may start driving a half an hour to Wegmans just to avoid shopping with you. I invite you to step your game up.

I'm old enough to remember when this was a P&C... the flooring hasn't changed, charmingly…read more Very affordable prices compared to other grocery chains, and the store never seems crowded. Some of the employees (non-cashier/service desk) seem a bit zombified and difficult to identify as employees aside from name tag. Lots of TOPS generic products are just as good as name-brand items, which is always a plus.

I have been buying their meat for years. Today I bought the chicken breast. I was shocked! It has…read morealways been large and very tender quality. Used to be around 4$ a pound. Today , the price was under 3$ a pound. Within 10 cents of the family pack price at a regular grocery store. I was very worried the quality would not be the same. It seems the same to me. Unusual to find such large chicken breast that cook so tender. You usually need a young and therefor small bird for that experience. If you like Steaks, I like the taste of theirs. They do cost a lot but they have ruined me. I can't eat the cheap stuff anymore. Can't even swallow it.

OK. It takes a certain kind of person to love this place.. that's me! Is it: Nostalgic? Yes…read more Historical? Yea. Delicious? Oh yea! Walking into Morgan's is walking back in time. Mr. Morgan still runs the place (with a crew of 6+). The store is a converted train station. They sell house made pies! To the right is the butcher to the left is the hot food. In the middle is everything (almost) that a person could need. Have a seat at the counter. Order the special. Grab a soda from the fridge (no alcohol) and enjoy a visit to the way it was. Burger (angus, from the house butcher) delicious! Comes with potato chips. 8.99$ soda 1.39$

Went to buy donuts and this is the third and last time. They have great donuts but they are never…read morein the right place. I love Bavarian cream ones and have gotten them once they mix them up and put them in the wrong place and I end up with custard I don't like custard. Is it really that hard to put donuts in the right place? And butter cream donuts are NOT Bavarian cream. Yuck. It's false advertisement and a waste of money and time

First time going to this place and it was very organized with the deli and the produce and to the…read moredairy. Also love the different sections in the story and easy to spot. Only flaw was that the cashier was not working and the lady said you had to have like sum sort of membership for the store but other than that nice store

I come here a couple times a month to stock up on whatever looks good and a few staples. It is hard…read moreto shop your entire grocery list, but I come here first then pick up whatever few items I need at another store. A few must get items- frozen pasta, coffee, ice cream treats, croissants, candy-especially chocolate. Don't forget a quarter for a cart and bring your own bags- they charge for paper. Produce can be hit or miss and I am not a big fan of buying higher end meat and seafood from a store without a butcher case. Overall an economical place to find new and old favorites to add to our rotation.

Hi, I am having a…read moreproblem with your program. I go to apply and cannot find or add my organization. I meet the eligibility requirements for your website applicants but the support person emails me and tells me a different story. Which is it? Aldi website says I'm eligible. Please advise. Thanks, Ron S I'm going to attach documentation. Eligibility Applying for support from ALDI? Please make sure your organization meets these requirements: Organizations must qualify as one of the following: 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Public funded service agency, such as police or fire. Public or private K-12 school. Faith-based organizations that benefit children in the community. Primary purpose is to improve kids' health and well-being, food insecurity and diversity, equity and inclusion programs in communities within geographic areas where ALDI has stores, offices or warehouses and conducts business. Kaylee Watts (CSRconnect) Jul 12, 2021, 10:00 AM CDT Hi Ronald, Per Aldi's guidelines, sectarian or religious organizations (e.g., churches, temples, synagogues, mosques, houses of worship, etc.) are ineligible for the program.  Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns. We are always happy to help! Best Regards, Kaylee W Customer Advocate YourCause LLC

Smaller store, lots of savings here ... Lots of items marked down, like a garage sale everywhere:)read more

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My wife heard from one of her students that the big M here was the place to go for the meat sale…read more My father-in-law lives in Clyde, New York it has made the trip over here a couple times. We finally made the trip and we were pleasantly surprised with the meat sale and some of the prepackaged meals. We will be back!

Such a find and not far from the cabin we are staying in for the week. A little bit of everything…read moreand the staff is friendly. Don't miss the deli and hot food counter in the back. I couldn't take a photo of the hot food counter because an Amish mother and her two small children from the nearby town of Romulus were there ordering. They arrived to the store by horse and buggy.

Chicken ratatouille on panini. How delicious! The selection held many surprises making a fun…read moreluncheon.

Food is good, coffee is good, but prices are high. $3.50 for a 12 ounce coffee is outrageous. Also…read moreemployees were less than friendly and acted like having to stop talking to provide service was putting them out.

We're taking a day trip around Penn Yan to find local Amish and Old Order Mennonite run stores and…read morefood. This store was a classic example. They had lots of local foods, a deli, some baked goods, canned foods, jams, candies, cheeses, and bulk foods and ingredients. They had a few Amish goods that I recognized as being shipped from Lancaster and Indiana Amish areas. The staff were very friendly, and this was a great stop!