Wegmans

I must say, this is my least favorite Wegmans of all the Wegmans I have been to. To be sure, it is still a far, far better grocery store than nearly every other grocery store out there, but as they say, it’s all relative.
Perhaps my main issue with this particular store is that I was hungry when I came in, and their ready-​to-​eat food was sub-​par. The Chinese food at the buffet was categorically awful (even for buffet Chinese food), so I moved on to the sandwich counter. After ordering, the counter-​girl and I had a difference of opinion. I know it was a lot to ask, but I wanted the sandwich I ordered, and she gave me a different sandwich and wanted me to be happy with that.
Otherwise, it’s pretty much a Wegmans. I got lost wandering about and admiring the gigantic selection of so very reasonably-​priced goods. The organic items in particualr were shockingly affordable; it would basically be cheaper to buy a ton of stuff here and then drive it back to NYC.
So we did that.

I am a west coaster that has been converted. The only reason to not give 5 stars is this is a smaller store and does not carry all of the great stuff. This is my local store so I come often. I wish they would expand this one.

I must be spoiled with the Buffalo Wegman’s! I came here on Saturday looking for coffee, baba ganoush, and a father’s day card.
I almost cried when I saw their «coffee bar» it was a row of coffee jugs you can get only black coffee out of. No option of iced coffee or iced tea. No baristas who are able to make different drinks the way you want them, like other Wegmans have. Just black coffee. (I’m more of a latte drinker…)
We passed on the coffee.
Next we went to the olive bar. Again, I’m spoiled. They had easily half the options that the buffalo stores had. No baba or hummus at the olive bar. Another disappointment.
Finally, we went to the cards. I just grabbed the first one I liked. I was amazed that it was nearly $ 3. I usually get mine at the Dollar Store for .50 cents. There was nothing special with this card, no music or flashy lights. Just a regular card.
All-​in-​all, going to this Wegmans was just a waste of time.

Just because I now have experienced Wegmans… why should I go into any other supermarket to do grocery shopping? I guess you could say I’m addicted or just a loyal fan but either way, it will always be Wegmans for me. After a trip to Brockport Wedensday via car, I was able to check out this particular Wegmans. Does it hold up well to the others in the area? Mostly…
I found that inside the prices where the same as most Wegmans go (affordable but not very cheap) but the quality of the food was not consistent. Some of the organic vegetables looked rather beaten up and rugged with some brown spots on them. Is that how organic food is served? I really hope not because it’s smell didn’t exactly help. Besides the crappy organic section, the rest of the produce was very good and well organized and neat, perfect for a Wegmans.
Can’t say much on the service since I left without buying anything (a first for me!) but despite it’s organic mishap, it is still, a Wegmans worthwhile to visit.

Crappy organic produce section… Good selection of food though.

It’s Wegmans, what else could you want?

I love Wegmans!!!
This Wegmans especially has been one of my favorites.
Workers are always nice, love this Wegmans!!!

Wegman’s is the most amazing grocery store, i grew up with it and I miss it so much and there is nothing in Raleigh that even comes to close to comparing to its awesomeness. So of course when I went to visit my college town for the weekend I had to stop in.
First off they know how to run a deli and Harris Teeter and Kroger and everywhere else in Raleigh needs to get with the program and figure out how its done. They put the most frequently purchased items (at least one brand of ham, turkey, roast beef, provolone, swiss, american, pepperoni, etc.) sliced in a display case so you can come up and get it immediately, instead of having to wait for them to slice it for you, it is so convenient! The selection in the deli is diverse, much more than i’ve seen anywhere down south.
Their produce section, also amazing! Everything is fresh and there is a great selection. They also have a hot food bar where you can get meals to go, a sub shop, pizza shop, coffee shop and hot soup station right in the store. You can literally go there for dinner (as in to eat in the store) and have a completely satisfying meal.
Most of all I miss the customer service and the convenience of shopping here. They have great employees and the trip is always quick and easy. I heard that there is a Wegman’s in Virginia and one opening soon in Germantown, Maryland. They are making their way down south and I can’t wait for the day it finally comes to Raleigh!

Definitely the best grocery store in the area. After looking at Walmart and Tops in Albion for some specific items that my beloved Publix carries in Atlanta and being disappointed by the selection, we made the drive to Brockport for this store. Unfortunately, they still didn’t have exactly what I wanted (baby food in pouches like Ella’s Kitchen, Happy Baby, or Plum Organic), but I made up for it with the produce and deli sections. They stock a lot of local produce, so in August, they were full of corn, watermelons, and even peaches from nearby farms. Also the staff is extremely friendly and helpful. On a Sunday afternoon they had at least 5 employees working the deli counter, keeping the line moving.
My mother-​in-​law signed up for the frequent shopper discount card, and they gave her the savings from the day in cash. While we were standing there, a customer came in with a watermelon, complaining that it was mushy in the center. She didn’t even have a receipt, but they let her exchange it for another. Now that’s customer service.
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Great grocery store. They’ve been renovating some areas in the store lately, and it looks great. Employees are always friendly and helpful. Only complaint is they tend to run out of things often.