Big Y World Class Market

I actually enjoy this Big Y. I contacted the store a few months back and asked them to stock Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Two weeks later, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos were in stock. That was impressive to me.

This place was huge! Stopped in here to get stuff for a picnic lunch while on a romantic weekend getaway. On the outside, the sign says «sandwiches» so I knew I’d come to a good place.
Walking in, I was overwhelmed by the baked goods. Not to mention the size of the departments. There was a fruits and veggies section the size of an entire store in NYC!
Making my way to the sandwich section, I came upon a lone server who was making a very long sandwich, but without much enthusiasm. I hope whoever the sandwich was for couldn’t taste the apathy. When she got around to acknowledging us, she made the sandwiches efficiently. They tasted okay. That was about it. I wandered around the store for a bit, eyes agog, mouth open, just amazed at the variety and number of items they had. Shopping there must be like a dream.
It is a cool place and I almost went four stars, but the sandwich lady kind of brought me down so I am sticking with three. That means it is okay, and this place if definitely okay.

The store has just about anything you could want, even specialty items. Their sales are ok but not great. However, I will never buy fresh fruits, potatoes, or vegetables there again. The last five times I have shopped there, fresh produce items rotted within a day or two whether I wash them immediately or not. And no, I don’t mean they ripen, they ROT. soggy, moldy, brown spots, etc. Meat is the same, within a day in the fridge, the meat turns brown/​gray-​inside– the meat. Very disappointed. I shop at BJ’s for meat and have resorted to frozen vegetables.

I stopped in at Big Y to pick up some stuff for breakfast. My cousin was making us Frittata’s — and we needed spinach and mushrooms. I stopped in to pick up the spinach and mushrooms — and managed to score an organic offering for both!
I also picked up some butter, Coconut oil, and Sriracha sauce…
Great grocery store! I was surprised to find such a high-​end, well stocked store in Greenfield, MA of all places!

I love the big Y! They always have amazing beer specials on 12 packs! They have the spiritual slot machine lottery game ever time you go there at the cash register! They have amazing pizza, decent prices, an awesome bread and cheese selection, nice employees, amazing toy machines in front! GOOD VIBES! Sometimes really busy but always fun to go!

Went in this morning to Big Y to get some food for our Super Bowl get together, and was happy with my transactions. I purchased a Vince Wilfork «In-​Vince-​Ible» pizza which was great. The toppings were all fresh, and the staff making the pizzas were polite and efficient even though they were extremely busy.
We also bought some wings, which we tried before the game, and they were delicious as well. We bought both BBQ and Buffalo, and they were seasoned perfectly.
Even though the groceries at times a bit expensive, the quality is great, and the staff is extremely polite and helpful. Also, if you are looking for some grocery store sushi, the sushi here at this location is great as well.

Good selection but prices are high like other reviewers have said. I’ve found that its best to only buy things on sale… coins or no coins! It just doesn’t make sense to buy something at their «regular» prices. I prefer to shop at Fosters but the hours and selection are better here. Their bakery items are yummy. The other day I had a hell of a time finding sodium free canned tomato sauce. Very frustrating! They don’t seem to have an organic or natural line (or at least its very small). For this reason Stop n shop is better. If I’m going to pay lots of $$$$ then I at least want what I need. They do have a decent wine and beer section. I wish that they offered more local products too but hey, that’s what Fosters is for! I also find the coin system to be tedious. But I shop here anyway. The store is clean and I have no complaints about the employees. Some are actually quite nice!

The prices aren’t all that high (certainly lower than Stop & Slop), the selection is large (this being one of the titanic modern megamarkets), and the staff is at least courteous. They also have good deli options: they make subs, pizza and fish & chips on premises, each off of separate counters. The bakery is, frankly, excellent … with a large selection, and items in from the famed La Fiorentina bakery in Springfield.
What prevents higher marks from me is their buyer’s club option. For $ 40 a year, you can get a «silver card» which gives good savings on designated items. This is nominally a good deal, but ours has been chronically screwed up, and several trips to the customer service counter hasn’t provided a permanent solution. One would think this was an aspect of their business that oughn’t need so many tries to still not get right.

Prices are high and the TV they had in the area where you can eat food was always tuned to the Fox News Channel. Always.

Prices are high, this is nothing out of the ordinary for this supermarket chain. This is the last big supermarket before trekking to Mount Snow, so stock up here where the selection and quality are both good. You’re going to be paying out the nose either way, so might as well get something for it.

Shopped here today. The food looked fresh, the staff was friendly and the store was very clean and bright. Prices are a bit on the high side, but this is part of Big Y’s brand. Unlike other Big Y’s in MA, this one has a well stocked beer and wine selection.