Ithaca doesn't have a great selection of grocery stores, in my opinion. This is the best grocery…read morestore they have. I love the ready to eat food and the upstairs eating area to get away from the chaos of the grocery shopping area. Doing the grocery pick up is super easy too.

We stopped by this Wegmans location on our way to the house we had rented on Lake Cayuga for the…read moreFourth of July. We planned to cook our breakfasts and dinners in the house, so we needed quite a bit of groceries. The store is large and well-stocked, as I've come to expect from Wegmans. The customer service was also great, and their cold beer walk-in (beer cave) had lots of options for our Fourth of July weekend. On top of that, it had plenty of parking and was easy to get into and out of. A good grocery store!

It's a one stop shop. Meat, eggs, veg, dairy,…read more prepared foods, booze, health and beauty, household goods. I'm very impressed with the stock and the prices. It's conveniently located. The staff is terrific.

They treat customers terribly, especially if one is older or in fragile health - and they lie about…read moreprices and who is eligible for discounts - nothing is affordable, the produce is good but will only last for maybe one day after you buy it, and everyone treats you like they're doing you a big favor by putting up with your presence in their store. It's the complete opposite of what it once was, when it started and was actually a true collective.

I frequent this location 3X per week, as it offers Vegetarian items on my list of important lunches…read moreand dinners. The Natural food section of Wegmans may offer similar items, but prices are generally the same, and the variety of Vegan/Vegetarian items at Greenstar is more to my taste and palate. The breakfast hot bar includes Beyond sausage links and scrambled tofu (also buttermilk biscuits for the southern inner child in all of us). I especially like the Indian food options at Greenstar and the small lunch prepared foods like spanakopita, vegan club sandwiches, and burritos. Frozen foods offer Cascadian Farms frozen cherries, which augment my daily bowl of Oatmeal. The NA beer section is comprehensive including the latest offerings from Athletic.

GreenStar is my favorite market in Ithaca!! I think the prices, especially when it comes to vegan…read moreitems, are either similar or CHEAPER than Wegman's. They have such an extensive merchandise, and a wonderful prepared foods/baked goods section!! I recently tried the "Made to Order" sandwiches, and it was DELICIOUS. I made mine with BBQ seitan, hummus, vegan cheddar, vegan mayo, spring greens, tomato, + condiments on a baguette. So flavorful and such a wonderful size. I've also placed special orders for their cakes and it was sooo good. My family couldn't been believe it was vegan! Outside of their food, the staff is always super friendly and helpful with any inquiries. Additionally, the store is always super clean and never too busy. They also have CO-OP member savings which are amazing! I love GreenStar!! :)

A shout out to Trader Joe's snacks!…read more Dried Kalamata Olives in a snack? Only Trader Joe's would offer that. Well, we love Greek olives, so we tried the Olive & Herbs Mixed Nuts: roasted cashew and pecan pieces, roasted almond slices (in the bag and on the label, but not listed in the ingredients), dried Kalamata (made with sea salt, safflower oil, EVOO), lightly coated with a powdered herb mix (oregano, sage, thyme, basil, marjoram, rosemary). The nuts taste fresh, and shine through the herbs. Note: This is Not a trail mix. Be prepared for a real kick of Kalamata flavor! A number of us felt the olive flavor was too strong. For me, it was heavenly intensity. It does make for a snack to savor, more than one to dive into. And please consider if a Greek olive flavor will go with your beverage. Vodka? Sure. Gin? Maybe. I might try mezcal before tequila. I dont care what the "dirty" recipes say, I veto vermouth. Hmm. Moonshine or Everclear? Who says this can't be fun? This is an unusual snack due to a delightful pungency that is intensified by drying the Kalamata olives. Only Trader Joe's can be wrong And right in the same snack.

Friendly staff. Clean store. There is always staff around and available to help if needed. Well…read morestocked. Great typical Trader Joe's experience. So happy to have in the area!

I have been shopping at this much-loved local grocery store for 20 years and appreciate its many…read morelong-term employees who go out of their way to help customers. Boar's Head products in the deli make it better than any other local store. Good selection of organic products, international foods, and baking. Local produce in season and other local products such as Ithaca yogurt, Trinity Valley dairy, and eggs from pastured chickens on nearby farms. Good and walkable layout for staple items and, unlike other local stores, P&C does not constantly rearrange its general organization of shelved products (i.e., Wegman's gimmick), which makes it easy and efficient to shop. It is a great place and I highly recommend it.

I love the produce but unfortunately I have to review and downgrade based on my last experience in…read morethe store. I am a disabled US Military Veteran with a service dog. I was recently what I consider hassled by a store employee in the front aisle of the store in front of other customers about the service dog because I let another customer pet it that had asked. This is completely allowed by law. A service dog can go anywhere that their human owner can go and expect not to be made uncomfortable. Employees need to be trained on the proper ADA Law protecting people with disabilities from just this type of behavior. Very unjustified behavior from an employee. Please next time be helpful or just stay out of my way so I can live my life like the rest of the population. Take the time to read the ADA rules on service animals and protections for people with disabilities even if your establishment doesn't take the time to inform you properly.

Have best fresh meats oxtails chicken fish source if everything goat lamb chops red sniper seafood…read morefresh crabs shrimp can foods daily product choice of healthy food .i give this market 100% shopping reasonable prices

A cute, well stocked Asian Grocery store filled with a lot of really great favorites as well as…read morebringing in newer items and brands. Make sure to get there early to stock up on fresh baked goods-- they are too many options and it's all hard to pick from--so to help you out just buy one of each... you can't go wrong with the mochi pudding bun. Delicious! It has the chewy texture you love with the warm comfort of a bun coating. Prices are reasonable, produce is fresh. Aisles were clean and everyone working was nice. I was particularly excited to see they had various citrus plants for sale that were already fruiting! I didn't grab one this time but I do already regret it. It's hard to find mature plants like that. Parking was easy, there were plenty of spaces available. Accessible to those who need it as well.

Green Castle makes living in collegetown so much easier…read more If you need snacks, they've got your Pocky, Pepero, Shrimp Crackers, Choco-Pie... They've got a big selection of ramen (go for the buldak Fire Ramen, it's an experience), they have homemade kimchi and banchan, some fresh veggies, some cookware, a range of condiments and ingredients from China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. The frozen selection has plenty of food to make college life a bit more bearable too. Pick up some frozen pork & veggie dumplings and then get some ice cream for the walk home (get the Melona, you'll thank me later) The family that owns this is also really nice and they recognize their regulars! :)

Green Castle is small, like "blink and you might miss it" small, but it's got the essentials if…read moreyou're in need of a quick grocery run. You'll find the staples for your next Korean feast, but you might feel the sting in your wallet afterward -- prices are definitely on the higher side. It's not the kind of place where you load up a cart and feel like a budget-savvy hero, but it's convenient if you're in the area and don't feel like trekking to a larger store. Overall, Green Castle does the job, but it's more of a 3/5 kind of market: handy in a pinch, but you probably won't be writing home about it. Unless you're writing this review.

Apparently the person below me has never heard of an Aldi's before…read more Aldi's isn't your typical grocery store. They primarily stock their own brands, with occasional name brand deals. They have their own version of all the basics, but if you're looking for something specific, this is not the store for you. That being said, Aldi's is delightfully cheap, especially on produce. Use your eyes and common sense when buying fruits and vegetables here, sometimes they will put out stock that's not quite in it's prime, so don't buy the ones that look sad. I've never been disappointing with the quality of food purchased at Aldi's and some things are even better quality than the typical name brand stuff you'd get elsewhere (think chocolate). You have to bag your own groceries and you'll probably have to wait in a line to check out, but it's really economical.

Also a great store, well stocked, tidy and super friendly people. It's a pleasure to come here,…read morejust like the Triphammer location.

This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! There was a large variety of vendors and…read morethey're all under a covered pavilion. I also appreciated the organization - the website had a map and directory on who the vendors are and where they are located. I was visiting from out of town so I didn't buy a lot of produce, but I did buy a ton of other stuff. From Georgian garlic, to truffles, to wine, to kombucha, to hand pies, to chapsticks... This is a must stop if you're in the area for much more than produce. Come hungry!

The Ithaca Farmer's Market was one of the things we really wanted to get to see while in town for…read morejust two days so, we snuck over on a busy Saturday for a walk/shop and really enjoyed ourselves. Parking was easier around noon and we actually parked at the DMV and walked over which only took about 10 minutes. Tons of vendors and some extremely delicious food being cooked on site - made to order - we really saw a bunch of things we wanted: breakfast burritos, breakfast pitas, boba, baked goods, wines, vinegar, etc. Everyone was friendly and the range of items was large. The produce was the real star of the show - if we lived here we decided we'd be here every weekend stocking up. Sadly, we mostly browsed and had a few snacks. Very nice space right on the water - you can grab a snack or a meal and sit and enjoy a water view.