Very impressed by Wegmans. I had heard of them before but never been in one and boy was I amazed at not only the grocery store part but even more so of the cafe. The cafe has incredibly high quality hot & cold foods plus a huge assortment of salads. They have a large seating area upstairs that rivals many restaurants. If you are looking for a quick high quality meal at a very reasonable price, be sure to check out the cafe at Wegmans. PS: Please come to Georgia. read more

Prepared food should be open til 8 PM and they shut down at 7:40 PM. Do better.

Awww...Weggies!!! I loved coming to shop here anytime 24 hrs (perfect for you studying insomniacs) after getting my car and not having to take the bus to buy groceries at Tops. You can practically get every cooking ingredient imaginable here! I would watch all these episodes of Food Network and next thing you know I'm spending $75 trying to make something I saw Rachael Ray made. The meat and seafood selections are plentiful and fresh, as well as the bakery (lots of items from desserts to bread) and sushi station (come here during the day for fresh above items). And of course, they have what I miss most now: Upstate NY apple cider :-) Their prices are reasonable as well, not like evil empire Whole Foods (see my review of them). So enjoy and better yet, take your date to stroll along the aisles (produce and bakery sections are romantic, don't you know?) and start cooking and eating! read more

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WOW. Amazing. Too busy to yelp much but I had to write about this. Wegmans reminds me of whole foods! Whole foods is still number one to me but Wegmans is the best around here. PLUS they have hemp milk! Which is pretty rare to find I think AND its cheaper than the price I pay at whole foods for the same hemp milk! Definitely a vegan friendly supermarket. Overall, the prices are decent; much cheaper then the others and they have good deals! I'm not in Ithaca but I travel the 15+ miles just to come here for my groceries. Which means you gota check it out! Premade food is available! Looks so yummy =D And an isle of books and magazines - lots of people stand here reading, I'm guilty to be one of them. =x OPEN 24/7!! Does it get any better? read more

Wegman's - and this goes for every Wegman's I've ever been to - is the only big box western grocery store that I actually like. Let me qualify that. There's nothing wrong with most of the places I go to for groceries. The produce is passable, they have what I need, I get in, and I get out. That's exactly it, though - I get nothing more than what I needed, and I leave. Whereas, with Wegmans, I actually ENJOY browsing the place, checking out what products that Wegmans actually produces, which are usually better and cheaper than their name brand counterparts, and overall just enjoying that everything in the place is prepared and sold by people who are actually kind of happy to be there. Wegmans products, if you didn't get it, kick ass. And they have EVERYTHING. I mean, you might be able to find specialty items more easily in say, an artisan butcher's shop. But, If you're looking for anything up to "damned good" quality, they have it. It's like Trader Joe's got married to Whole Foods, had a kid named Wegmans, and Trader Joe's realized that Whole Foods was a high maintenance whiny cry-baby, got custody of Wegmans, and raised her to never be bouge, and always be awesome. I need a Wegmans that isn't a 45 minute drive from my house. Sigh. read more

I moved to Ithaca 4 years ago and was so happy to find Wegmans. The selections are great including gluten free. I've used many of the Wegman brand products and have never been disappointed. But here is why I only gave a 4 star rating. Good customer service is extremely important to me. The only time I consistently get good customer service is at the check out, customer service, or other service counters. When I'm shopping, especially in produce, I feel like I'm in the way of employees who are working. I've worked retail and know how challenging it can be to have to stop what I'm doing to help a guest but if I'm pushing around a large cart, stop to let a guest pass. Or give a guest the right of way. And make eye contact and smile. How hard can that be? I will continue to shop there because there are plenty of positives but I tend to approach the store with some attitude because I know I may run into an inconsiderate employee. read more

This is one of the better Wegmans stores to shop at. They have a wide variety of items that can't always be found at other Wegmans. The staff is always helpful and pleasant. They are willing to help you to the best of their ability. This specific Wegmans can get crowded but that's because there are 2 colleges in this city. It's not always crowded though. read more

It's wegmans haven't seen one since I lived in Rochester this is the most amazing shopping place in the world everything is fresh trust me I'm a good food fantastic even there branded items are great to almost the same quality if you have never been find your way to one read more

This Wegmans always has the freshest in produce. I would rather buy mine here instead of any other store. My only complaint is there are certain items that I either need or want and I always have to go to another store for. I buy the club packs of meat and separate them into meals read more

Wegmans is a mixed bag for me. At first, I was relieved to find a store in Ithaca (I moved from out of state) that had an excellent variety of things and good prepared foods. There are a ton of great grocery stores in CA (the nugget, whole foods, trader joes, gelsons... and the list goes on), which I know is not the case everywhere, so I might be a little spoiled. But the layout of the store is absolutely ridiculous. I don't know who designs and plans it but they need to go back to grocery design school or something. It is soooo hard to find certain things and sometimes the category of what you are looking for can be found in multiple areas of the store. Because it is so big and always busy, going on the hunt is an absolute chore. I literally only keep going because they have the best deal on bottled water and some wegmans brands bulk items are pretty darn cheap. They also have bomb eggs that you can get as a two pack for really cheap. BUT it upsets me every time throwing away their styrofoam container. How hard would it be to use recyclable cartons? I also hate that they only have 1 option (their brand) for bulk whole bean coffee and it is ludicrously expensive. Until I discovered you can get a giant cheap bag of their brand literally all the way across the store. Lastly, for me this is the worst part. Their customer service. I have had good customer service there, but also THE WORST. It's like some of their employees hate people and their jobs both. Having several years of retail experience, I feel that usually comes from a poor management team and/or the way the company treats its employees. So it kind of leaves me with a bad taste in my mouth. So, mixed bag. read more

I come here all the time for groceries and other needs, and Wegmans is my one-stop-shop for pretty much all I need. They have everything you would need from produce to snacks to food you can order (e.g. pizza) if you're ever hungry. The store does an excellent job of making you feel like you're in a nice place, and although the store is busy, it is so for a reason. I'd recommend coming here for anything you'd want. read more

It's a big and nice store and there is a very broad selection of groceries. Unfortunately, our pharmacy experience has been trying. Every time, there is some new reason / excuse that they can't fill our prescription, or that it's not ready. They run out of pills (for maintenance medication with refills) or their computer is down or they're swamped or who knows what. They're pretty good at groceries -- but I don't think I can stand to use them for prescriptions any longer. read more

I took off a star because the last three times I've been there, i got items with packaging already opened as if they were returned and not examined and i don't like the extra step of having to examine everything every time. It's not just food. The last item was batteries- the whole package was sliced open on the seam and it looked like old ones were inserted in place of new ones because the dates didn't match. And i didn't notice until i got home. read more

Wegmans stores are generally nice, and this is no exception! They've done a good job of standardizing the way the stores look, yet adding some local specialties. We didn't spend a lot of time in this store, but it looked big, yet wasn't too crowded on a Sunday afternoon. Compared to our local store, this store seemed much easier to get into and out of, though that mostly had to do with crowds. Might be a different story when school is in session. read more

I have always raved about Wegmans. So much so, in fact, that my family and friends often ask if I secretly work for Wegmans' marketing department. :) Yesterday, I stopped at Wegmans for groceries after work. I was flustered from a stressful workday, and I was also without the help of my husband, which can make it a lot trickier to navigate the aisles with a heavy cart, load the merchandise at checkout, get the cart out to my car and unload it. Let's just say I wasn't exactly thrilled about the experience. At checkout, it must have looked like I was preparing for the world to end as I unloaded a heaping cart full of groceries. I laughed with Brenda, the young lady who was working the cash register, and it made me feel so much better to find that she was kind, understanding, and able to joke with me about it. I let her know that I got so much stuff, that I couldn't even fit the thirty-pound bag of dog food I needed. She quickly let me know that the Wegmans staff could do that for me, and I was shocked. I told her there was no way it would fit, nor would I be able to get it out to my car. She enthusiastically told me that they would take care of that for me: all I had to do was take a ticket and drive my car up to the special entrance. As I mentioned, I went into Wegmans dreading the nightmare of hauling a million groceries to my car by myself. However, thanks to the help of Brenda, her manager, and the two boys who helped me load my car, I left Wegmans with a huge smile on my face, almost in disbelief that the service could get any better. I would GLADLY quit my job and promote Wegmans in Ithaca, any day. :) You all should be very proud! read more

I'm not a frequent grocery store goer, but I don't think there is a grocery store like this in the West Coast. They have everything here. Delis for vegetarian, Mediterranean, Asian, and almost all others. Pharmacy, dry cleaners, flower shop, bakery, candy store, and on and on and on! The store is nice and clean. I tried Crab chowder and Cheese plate. The food was delicious and restaurant quality. Will stop by here again before leaving the town. read more

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Too much plastic litters all around the premise. I think a grocery stores as large as Wegmans who sell their foods in plastic bags and packages should roll out dramatic anti-littering campaigns for the community and not be active part of the problem. I bought the pastries and saw those plastic "papers" to pick them up and wondered why plastic (they tried to make me think "green" by calling it recycled but when I saw the same "paper," like three of them, blowing in the wind, I wondered how is Wegmans going to be responsible for the plastics that do not decompose and go into streams and waterways. I picked up so much litters (plastic bags and plastic bottles) around the premise (like, some 20 of them .. then I put them in a trash bin ... but after I shopped and I came out, there were more! Unbelievable! Plastic bags are often blown into shrubs but you could also see them swimming in front of you as they are blown away in wind, traveling together on the road with trucks. I think when you walk you see more, when you drive, you are much more insensitive. We are destroying the planet. People should watch a documentary film called "Bag It" and others. Com'on, this is not funny at all! I'm not joking! Littering is epidemic. Humans are the cancer of the planet. Horrible! Wegmans should be proactive in stop using plastic bags at their stores. I can't tell you how often I come across with their bags on the street - maybe proportionate to the amount of litter with the store name, they should pay for cleanup funds for local waste management facility. I'm tired of it. read more

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Do I really need to say something about this place? Really?? 24/7? Check. $6 meals with two sides and the entree for all-American food? Check. Korean condiments, pre-packaged and processed meals when I crave trashy Korean food? Check. Concealer? Check. Aluminum foil to maintain my blue-streaked hair? Check Flowers to pretty up my room? Check. LOADED WITH GOODIES? Check. Cheap as hell? Check. Plus. I'm going to be a fangirl and proclaim: I (HEART) WEGMANS! read more

Worst pharmacy ever. If you want to feel like a number and a customer who's been lost in the shuffle, go here. Went elsewhere and immediately received better, more caring service read more

Dearest Wegmans, I miss our 4AM visits when we didn't want to go to sleep or needed a caffeine fix during our all night studying sessions. I miss the crotchety old women following me out to my car if I was purchasing alcoholic beverages to make sure I didn't have any youngsters with me. I miss the fresh cut flowers that put even my florist mother to shame. I miss the smelly cheeses I could sample to my hearts content... I miss shopping cart races in the parking lot. I love that when my roommate had knee surgery, she could get one of those cool automated shopping carts... and the store people let me drive around in one as well since she felt so self conscious. Nothing can ever compare to my first love of Wegmans... wish I had you near me. read more

I, like so many, miss you Wegmans. My heart aches and my tummy rumbles when I think of your: 1. Olive/ Mediterranean Bar, with such diversity and freshness in one spot I could easily fill up for a week straight 2. edemame salad: a golden child amongst the med bar options 3. Wegmans brand seafood cocktail sauce. So much better than the rest. I mean that. 4. pasta bar, in particular the Red Pepper Pesto sauce, with all the fixings. 5. candy isle and the jelly belly jelly bean selection. Tangerine jelly bellies by the bag full?... available 24 hours a day? Ingenious. 6. individually wrapped Choc Chip cookies (w/ walnuts) that you conveniently sell at the cafe registers... so. darn. good. Life would be better with a Wegmans in the boston area. While I won't hold my breath for a grand opening anytime soon, a girl can dream, and dream I will. read more

If you've ever been in Oakland (Chokeland), then you've likely seen those billboards that ask "Can you name 5 types of apples?" I pass the test not only because I used to pick apples, but also because Wegmans sells at least ten varieties of apples. McIntosh, Granny Smith, Gala, Fuji, Pacific Rose, Red Delicious, Braeburn, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Jazz, King, Pink Lady, Golden Delicious, etc. I swear I didn't look this up online! Much of Oakland is a food desert because Wegmans doesn't exist in Oakland. Just kidding: the issue of food security is more complex than this simplification. Wegmans has so many ready-to-eat foods that are homemade. They taste better than my meals. They rival Chez Panisse. Oh wait Chez Panisse is closed due to a fire. Too soon? Wegmans is simply amazing. Their cuts of fish and meat are unrivaled in this little town. Ithaca is gorges! read more

Wegmans is probably the best grocery store I've ever been to, and the one in downtown Ithaca is the most amazing of the chain. They built a new store back in 1998, or so, and it includes things you won't find in almost any other super grocery store. The crown jewel is the giant wood-fired bread oven, heated to 400 degrees and likely to stay at that temp for its entire 100 service life. Their breads are fantastic, and thats only one small portion of the store. We used to head down to Wegmans to study if the libraries at Cornell weren't cutting it - you could grab some coffee, a bagel, and a table near the front of the store. Can't beat that. On top of everything else their prices are also very reasonable. We would regularly pick up 5 or 10 lbs of pasta for $.25 / pound. Does a (college-aged) body right! Oh yeah, Wegmans is also consistently ranked highly in Forbe's top 100 companies to work for, so you know they treat their employees right. read more

Holy crap this place is amazing. This place is at least twice the size of all the supermarkets back home, and their selection is so much greater, the food is higher quality, and the store is so well organized. Wegmans has its own brand of products on the shelves which are definitely a lot cheaper without sacrificing quality. But if you're a fan of the more common brands, they'll have those available too. They have an aisle for foods from Asia, including Asian snacks that I was worried I wouldn't find in upstate New York. Employees are very friendly and will help you find whatever you need, which is great since the store is so big and locating what you want may lead to some wandering. I haven't had any problems with the staff at all yet. I was worried living in the middle of nowhere would mean I would have very limited options in what I could get at a grocery store. Thank you Wegmans for your existence. read more

Ohmygoodness, Wegmans. I love you SO DANG MUCH. Is it possible to fall head over heels for a grocery store? I think so, yes. If Whole Foods and Trader Joe's had a baby with a regular grocery store and a fairy sprinkled it with magic awesome dust, the result would be Wegmans. My only complaint is that everyone else loves it too (oh Wegmans, you cad). The store can be more packed than a can of sardines on the weekends, but they try their darndest to restock popular items as soon as they start running low. Just grab one of the small, more maneuverable carts and bring a leash for your husband, because he will inevitably wander away and never return. Wegmans is the best grocery option in Ithaca by leaps and bounds: the freshest produce, widest selection, and best prices. The staff is friendly and approachable, and the store is clean. Their brand of products is better than any other grocery-brand I've ever tried. Not only is it less expensive than the name-brands on the shelf next to it, but some of the Wegmans products honestly taste better. It's a win-win! The bulk section is A-MA-ZING, both in terms of price and selection--seriously, they stock every kind of spice, grain, dried fruit, nut, candy, etc. that you could ever possibly need. The international section also has a great variety of typically-hard-to-find items. Missing Whole Foods? Their extensive organic/natural section has you covered. And my husband raves about the selection of beer at Wegmans (now if only New York would allow you to buy wine in the grocery store...I'd never have to shop anywhere else!). I've made the "mistake" (mwahaha) of going to Wegmans when I'm hungry, just as an excuse to munch on something from the prepared foods section while I shop. No matter the craving, the food court has you covered. I could gladly live in there for the rest of my life, but they'd have to kick me out for drooling on everything all the time. read more

My friends from home probably think I'm crazy because I always rave about Wegmans but it's just so great! I especially miss it since I've graduated and no longer live near one. 5 stars because Wegmans is clean and offers an amazing selection at reasonable prices. The employees who work there are friendly and helpful. I also love that Wegmans has a lot of higher quality, healthy offerings without charging the Whole Foods Price. Not to mention that Wegmans brand products are significantly better than other generic brand goods. Also, Wegmans has a prepared food section that is better than that of any other market that I've been to. I've actually chosen to have dinner there a few times instead of going out. I could go on and on.. read more

As a chef, I have to admit that I LOVE grocery shopping. I know most people think of it as a chore, and it can be, if its in a crappy grocery store. Not at Wegmans. Every shopping trip feels like an adventure here. I am a transplant to Ithaca from the Midwest, where most grocery stores (not farmers markets) are set up like a walmart. There is nothing out of the ordinary and there's no cafes (unless you count the mcdonalds set up in some walmarts) and there usually isn't an organic option for most foods, or a decent tasting store brand. Wegmans not only carries organic versions of a lot of products, but also their generic store brand tastes great, if not better,than many national brands. Hot food bars are always a good place to get some lunch or pick up a quick side for dinner. I love Wegmans. I will NEVER grocery shop anywhere else. read more

What is not to love about Wegmans? Great produce, an amazing deli, a fantastic bakery, a classy mini food court with fresh and tasty food, and nearly any kind of specialty food the average Ithacan, non-native, or adventurous eater desires. Did I mention there's an entire back area devoted to nothing but CANDY? It's like the Disneyland of grocery stores (and thus the perfect place to play The Wegmans Game). And much like the land of Disney, this place is frequently crowded. Never go between 4 and 7 on a weeknight, and never go on Saturday or Sunday until later in the evening--too many people! The only downside to good old Weggies is that it can be a little pricey. I tended to do my produce shopping here and get everything else at P&C or someplace else. read more

Wegmans Wegmans Wegmans....oh how i miss you Wegmans. Howard E. Butt (HEB) just isn't the same. Mr. Wegman.....I know your friends with Mr Butt but why don't you teach Mr Butt about European flair and incredible cheese departments and fresh baked breads....and for goodness sake please...teach Mr Butt that a donut is NOT a PASTRY!!!!!!!!! Thanks Danny Wegman....tell him now so we imported Texans can have our Upstate NY fix. read more

Lots to love at New York's favorite grocery store! You've heard everyone rave about their selection, prepared foods, and the quality of their store-brand products, so I'll share a unique experience I've had that made me a loyalist. Once, I accidentally dropped and shattered a bottle of beer on the floor, and not only did an employee appear within 20 seconds to clean it up, apologize (?!), and ask if I was okay, he then offered me a sample of a similar beer to help me feel less embarrassed. That's unreal, above-and-beyond service. The level of service you get at checkout is also exemplary. Forget something? They'll help you get it. Having any kind of issue? They escalate quickly to a manager to get immediate resolution. My only nitpicky complaint is that the Latin food selection is weak, but it's also not in high demand, so I get it. read more

I think I pray for a Wegmans in Atlanta at least once a week. This Wegmans may not be far superior to all other Wegmans but it will always hold a special place in my heart. From the talking trash cans to the amazing seasonal isle to the great natural products all the way to the awesome booze selection. And it's nice to know that even when I'm 40, if I'm buying booze at this Wegman's, I'll still get carded. Love of all loves. read more

I go to grocery stores all over the country and the Wegman's chain is probably second only to Trader Joe's in my book. This particular Wegman's is fairly large and I found that they had a good selection of anything you may need. (In my case, it was TastyKakes, which are rarely seen on the West Coast.) The bakery and hot food sections are always where I spend most of my time, because who wouldn't want to grab snacks here? I found the staff here to be very helpful (as I was on a quest, I did have to ask where things were and no one ever seemed to be bothered by customer interruptions.) Pro-tips: use self checkout if you can and avoid the breakfast pizza (Corning's Wegman's wins over Ithaca's in this department.) read more

Dude, who doesn't love Wegmans. 24/7, great grocery selection and produce straight from local farmers, plus other miscellaneous supplies you would normally only be able to get from Walmart. I go here all the time for groceries, HUGE SELECTION. I am a huge Whole Foods fan, and this is probably the closest thing in the area in terms of quality food, selection, and size. Their food court/buffet lines are awesome. Wegmans also has a place where they make custom ordered pasta or even cook a steak you picked off their meat section. The granola, candy, and nuts section in the back is a nice commodity. I love snacking on granola and nuts so you can get a huge bag of them and pay by the pound. I try to look away from the candy section while I weigh my bags, it makes me too sad. I'd probably sample everything (even though they tell you not to, haha) and die from sugar overload if I bought candy there. Sometimes, it's just fun to go on Wegmans runs with your college friends. Some nights, when there's absolutely nothing to do, we just say, "Hey let's go to Wegs" and end up spending like two hours there. Only God knows how. Wow, I wonder what I do there... Service is also amazing. All the employees are so knowledgable and friendly. I LOVE WEGMANS AGHAIGHAIH. read more

Best grocery store in Ithaca bar none. Anything and everything you can think of can be had here, from fresh veggies and meat to the best beer and cheese selection to be had within a hundred miles. The only downside is how far they are from campus. Well worth the trek though. read more

Since I love Wegmans so much, I decided to read the reviews here to see if others felt the same affection that I do for this truly exceptional grocery store chain. I was not surprised to see that the vast majority of reviews here are five stars, and I was also not surprised to find three negative reviews (since in my life's experience, there's always someone out there who isn't pleased with anything no matter what). To those negative reviewers, take note that the most recent Consumer Reports Magazine ranking of all supermarkets in the United States ranks Wegmans as the #1 supermarket chain of all major supermarket chains in the United States. This is based on a recent survey completed by 27,208 Consumer Reports subscribers. This means that Wegmans trumps Trader Joes (which is owned by the same German family that owns those wonderful little Aldi stores that work their employees to death), Costco (a great company in their own right), Harris Teeter, etc. Walmart was ranked #55, which is no great surprise since it is obvious that Walmart traditionally seems to consider it's customers the equivalent to cattle based on the cheap/tacky design of their stores, the prison-style restrooms, and how they treat their employees (and customers). I take some pride in this since I am a native "upstate" New Yorker, and Wegmans is an upstate New York-based company (as in Rochester, NY). Hence, not everything of significance in the universe is started or located in large metro areas. I have loved Wegmans since I was first introduced to the chain when I went to college at RIT in Rochester, NY thirty five years ago, and our love affair continues. read more

Wegmans....you are slowly causing me a slow death because your 14" subs are just too amazing. Everything bread on your sub is a recipe for disaster....because once you have it there IS no other bread! Wegmans subs are my 2nd favorite subs in the world. I could eat these everyday! The amount of meat, cheese and veggies they put on is crazy and the price can NOT be beat. The only subs better than wegmans is DiBella's but seeing as the closest one is a few hours away this is my favorite place in Ithaca and I usually go here at least 2-3 times a month. Wegmans, keep on keeping on and making great subs! You continue to be amazing! read more

My Wegmans good list: 1) The Sandwich. I bet you can't, nor should you even attempt to, eat the 14 incher by yourself. The other restaurant thingies are very good as well - the pasta and soups are excellent - but that sandwich is a thing of beauty. 2) Olive Bar. The humus. is. the. best. 3) The beer aisle is second only to Finger Lakes Beverage Center for quality and variety. Wegmans has definitely stolen most of my beer business from the Beverage Center. 4) I believe they are the only place in town the carries Nathan's Hot Dogs. 5) Bakery. The girlfriend cannot even walk past it without getting sucked in. They make this pumpkin drop cake with cream cheesy icing thing and ... My Wegmans bad list: 1) Produce. I honestly don't think there is anything special about the produce in general and I'm usually disappointed with the fruit. I don't avoid it, but I'd just as soon get produce at the Tops next door. Sure they have a huge selection, but its not always top notch IMO. 2) Chaos - its hard to come any time of the weekend and week days can be almost as bad. Midnight shopping is recommended. 3) The asian bar, like all pay-by-the-pound bars, is a rip off. I guess the food is good enough, but its easy to blow $10-12 on what you thought was a snack. 4) No self-check out. Get with the times wegmans. I reserve the right to amend these lists at any time. read more

I was going to write EXACTLY what Alex G wrote, down to the family-part. Living in Boston I have to go to the Whole Foods in one neighborhood, the regular supermarket for sundries, the cheese vendor in another neighborhood, the Halal butcher for the good lamb, Savenor's for the really specialty stuff and the beer at yet another place. At "Weggies" it's all there. One place! ***swoon*** I'm doing a little dance right now just thinking of the place! read more

Wow. This place is like a Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and whatever great supermarket you can think of combined into one, plus extremely low prices. I'd shop here without question over the Tops supermarket right next door or any other major supermarket chain (minus Trader Jo's). Plus, they are open 24/7. I love how they have a wide and packed section of organic foods combined with local produce and all for pretty low prices compared to most organic grocery stores. The best part of Wegman's is definitely the selection on fresh produce, deli, and their cafe made to order section. It reminds me of a lower cost version of Whole Foods. The frozen foods section is a bit lacking in choice but the rest of the store makes up for it as there is plenty of food and options in whatever aisle you find yourself in. The international foods section is pretty well stocked and to my joy and surprise, I found cases of Shin Ramen on sale here! Who would of thought that even though I was in the middle of nowhere that I would find the popular Korean ramen here. Even all the standard Japanese rice brands were being sold here as well as Japanese curry and the standard soy sauce brands. I'll be back for all my shopping needs.. if I had a car here :( read more

This is maybe the 5th Wegmans that we've visted. While I'm not prepared to bash them I will say that the layout of this store is a little confusing. All the great sh*t that you've come to expect from Weggies is still in there, some of it is just a little bit hard to find. We always seem to find a boat load of things that we didn't really need while wandering around the store. This means we usually spend twice as much as intended. This latest trip was no different. read more