PriceRite

Recent visitor that’s used the store on Elmwood, previously.
Much of the same as the other store. Great selection of produce and great prices. Usually long lines, but they seem to move rather quickly.
Definitely will return a couple times a month.

I feel like I need to write a review for how often I come here.
This location shows a tad wear and tear but what matters is what’s inside. This is considered a discount grocery store but to me it has a better selection of ethnic goods out of any «discount» type store I’ve shopped at recently. There is a large selection of fruits and vegetables and depending on the day, the «freshness» factor comes into play. I have been told deliveries come in on Thursdays so that may be the best time to shop. The place has a large selection of international fruits like breadfruit, plantains, sugar canes, aloe plants, young coconuts, etc. Depending on the season, you may see things from different areas of the world that you wouldn’t normally find easily at the other mainstream stores. The ethnic options carry over to the protein options, spice seasonings, rices and frozen food choices.
Besides the above, name brands are all over this store at great prices. Chobani, Egglands, Sabra, Poland Spring, UTZ, are just some of the many brands that are stocked in this store. If quinoa was available, I really wouldn’t need to shop anywhere else.
I love coming here to get the majority of my groceries. It’s not a one stop shop but for the prices, it’s definitely worth an extra stop.

I can’t say enough about PriceRite. Today’s visit was just a produce run, & I was not disappointed. The store was clean, plenty of baskets, and all check out lanes were open. Bosc pears for 99 cents a pound.

Friendly and a very good place to shop for cheap food at great prices when compared to others.

For a discount supermarket, PriceRite offers a surprisingly good shopping experience. The produce section is well-​stocked and organic products are often available. Specialty items like tofu, wonton wrappers, sugar cane, and more are available, as are many tropical/​seasonal specialties that are often lacking in discount chains. The dairy case offers organic milk and cage free eggs, as well as the same brands of cheese, yogurt, sour cream, etc. stocked at Wegmans – but usually at least 30% lower in price. If you know what you’re looking for, you can get great products here – and save yourself a lot of money. It’s become my first stop when grocery shopping; I get everything I can at PriceRite, then fill in the missing items on my list at Wegmans. **NOTE: I highly recommend the Kenmore Avenue location over the Elmwood Avenue location.

Cheapest produce I’ve been able to find around, with a pretty decent variety as well.
The quality was a little spotty, but if you’ve got a discerning eye you can find some great stuff.
It’s like Aldi’s, but a lot better and open an hour later.
They’ve got a relatively varied selection of hispanic foods at great prices, including somewhat exotic fresh fruits and vegetables.
Bring your own bags. I use milk crates to pack my produce into the car.

I love this store. The food is of better quality than TOPS or Save a Lot and A LOT cheaper. I travel from Grand Island to do my weekly grocery shopping here. Example: I bought 2 bone-​in pork shoulders for $ 15/​each here. When I priced them out at TOPS they were between $ 39-​$ 53 a shoulder.
The only things missing are a deli (partially why their prices are so reasonable) and beer.

I’ve waited years for this! Affordable, quality foods with surprising finds comparable to Wegmans. Although, produce is hit or miss. Don’t forget to bring your own bags or you will have to buy them.

Yes, it’s a discount grocery chain. But they seem to have done some market research and carry several Latin American and Asian foods that your local store probably doesn’t have. It’s worth exploring.
Real sugar cane for your mojito? They’ve got it.
Tasty, fat-​free tortillas? They’ve got that too.
Overpriced prosciutto? Well, yeah for some odd reason.