This is the only Trader Joe's in Rochester. All staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. When you…read morewalk in it's the flower section and then the layout is the same to the typical store. There is a free sample in the back corner all of the time. As well, they don't charge for using their paper bags. Trader Joe's mainly only has Trader Joe's products. Not much more but other brand names like Amy's

Visited Trader Joe's in Pittsford, and this location felt a little different from most Trader Joe's…read moreI'm familiar with. I didn't see as many friendly staff members circulating on the floor, which can be frustrating when you have a question and need some help. The angled layout is also a bit odd, and I didn't find the overall flow of the store particularly intuitive. On the positive side, there's plenty of parking, and the plaza itself is decent. Overall, a perfectly functional Trader Joe's, but this location could use a little more staff presence and a better-designed shopping flow. I feel the area deserves a better experience from its local TJ's. Saluti.

My favorite place to buy my Goya products and I love their constant rib sales! I shop here a few…read moretimes a week!

I shop there all the time for my Latin needs. It has always been good however, something happened…read morewith the service. On the line recently I was literally told off by a cashier for simply saying "how are you!" But here's the thing, I called, got a district manager on the phone and it appears the mishap is corrected. Not acceptable behavior but corrections are good.

Buster's was a nice convenient local market. So sad they closed…read more Last time I was there was to claim a Lottery ticket. The girls were fun, laughing at everything.

Great little store to pick up a few things when I'm in the area and don't want to drive to a big…read moresupermarket. Products are limited and may not have every flavor or size available but they always have the basics. They do have a great beer selection here, I was impressed. Especially during the pandemic, they always had some great beers on hand. The same with toilet paper and other items the bigger stores ran out of. Definitely a hidden treasure, for hard to get items or a quick grab and go.

For some reason we have two of the same place in the same address on this platform. JUST an FYI…read moreIt's nice this place was finally built but unfortunately I had hoped it was bigger and had more amenities. You can still get 12 oysters for 12$ on Friday's only. They have a lotta nice products but you'll pay a premium for them. You can also return your Amazon purchases here to considering they are owned by Amazon now if you have a prime membership you can get a discount. They have plenty of parking.

First time going to a Whole Foods today and i must say it was a pretty pleasant experience…read more The lay out was easy to navigate. The store was clean. Most importantly though, the restrooms were clearly marked. The food prices were way more affordable than i'd have thought. Pretty comparable to Wegmans or Tops. The cashier was friendly and there was a bagger. We'll definitely be back

They sell good quality meats and every time I've been there, they have several people working in…read morethe butcher shop. They have great customer service. I've always found plenty of what I was shopping for. it's a nice small town grocery store that has the small town charm. Always clean and well li!

My new pal Gavin was a great help at the register! He was a very polite and professional young man…read more The cherry Sweet Tarts Ropes were delicious and I will definitely be back again soon!

It's a corner store type place in Monroe Ave…read more People loitering around the area are rather sketchy, but they do have a better beer selection than 7-11. And sometimes you want cake mix or milk in a hurry, so it has it's advantages. The owners are very pleasant.

I went in looking for a local product (Pierogi Guy) and they had exactly what I needed! The guy at…read morethe counter was really friendly, chatted a little bit. I'm not sure I'd do all my grocery shopping there, but it was a life-saver when I needed something and no one else that offered it was open. Easy and fast!

Super size me!!! Great place to buy in bulk. Came here for a…read morelarge work order, envelopes, large industrial tape, binder clips ... this is the place to go. Super fast and convenient.

Lower prices for gas can be found here compared to others in the area. Lines are all open and move…read moreswiftly.

Food and gas are great price…read more The tire shop at the Greece location is very unprofessional and has incorrect quoted price. Had to wait over 30 minutes for a manager.Unprofessional employees. Didn't even know how to drive my vehicle into one of the bays.

Out of the Last two remaining wholesale club stores in rochester..BJ's would be the second…read morebest...But there are definitely some great reasons to have a BJ's membership. First they accept coupons. Both BJ's and Manufacturer coupons, and you can use 1 manufacturer coupon and one BJ's coupon on 1 single item. So if you are really into savings..BJ's is the club where you are going to save the most. Especially when you have a coupon and a product also happens to be on sale(which I find happens often) Those savings really start to pile up. Keep in mind that these clubs sell almost all the same products you buy at any wholesale club(minus the house brand name products) Second They have a Deli where you can get cold-cuts for probably the best consistent price around..I'm talking domestic prosciutto where every deli in rochester sells it for 20 dollars a pound..BJ's sells it for 7.99lb. In My opinion that alone is enough for me to keep a membership. (I love prosciutto) And most of the other cold-cuts they sell do not go over 8 dollars a pound. Third they do not ask for your Membership ID when you enter the store which is a minor thing but it's nice. They also have 4 locations in rochester. Which makes it super convenient to live fairly close to one. Now for the bad part. First their bakery items have gone down hill since the 90s and early to mid 2000's when I used to go here. I guess for me it's not a big deal now as I don't really eat sweets anymore..But if you expect the bakery items to be as good as Costco or Sams Club..You might be disappointed. Sometime in 2010 or so they stopped baking their bakery goods in store..and had them shipped in and I really noticed the difference for the worse. Quality just isn't there anymore. They No longer have a food court(at east at this location) which could be a deal breaker for some..But in my opinion their food court was never very good. Even with these negatives I feel BJ's has enough positives to give it 4 stars.