Wegmans

This is the third time I’ve had a really long wait in line here with a mediocre sub just kind of thrown together haphazardly. Not very well. Honestly I’m disappointed and not really sure if I’ll bother again. My roll this time is so rock hard it was like chewing a dog biscuit.

I firmly believe the food and the ingredients used are high quality. I enjoy the creativity and for the most part, I appreciate the work that goes into each items’ preparation. Usually, the customer service is close to excellent, or more; however, the customer service at night is horrible. Few customers come In at night. The crew blindly assumes that a majority of nighttime customers are derelicts or at least it seems that way to me. I must be the highest paid derelict in the area. The attitude in the store by the night shift even if justified, should not be directed at any customer. It seems I get better treatment at Wal-​Mart, but only at night. Maybe my late nights visits should be limited at this location. Thumbs down. Much thanks, especially to the cashier whose attitude and comments will be remembered well into the future.

Trapped in Jamestown by gigantic snowstorm that buried Buffalo, we were stir crazy in our hotel yet tired of restaurants. Wegman’s prepared foods and café was an alternative for a late lunch. Excellent soups and freshly made-​to-​order sandwiches, plus everything else in the store. Just what we needed on a snowy day.

Great location! Place is clean and well kept. a visit to the restrooms will discover a cabinet with different sizes of diapers and a box of wipes for the forgetful parent, and directions to the location in the store were more can be bought. be careful in the produce section, the organic and normal stuff is often side by side and the price difference is sizable. they just renovated the freezer section which makes for a much nicer shopping experience. expect long lines here, though they do move fairly quickly

I ordered several party trays for Christmas Eve, one of which was a huge sushi tray. When I arrived to pick them up the clerk was pleasant and went in the back to get it. She came out and said there was only a small tray there. She said would check at the sushi station. When I got tired of waiting I walked over and found out no tray had been made. My pickup time was after 1, and it was 3 pm… I picked up the other items I had ordered and walked around killing time while they made the tray. They were polite and I ended up with my order, just not as quickly as I wanted. It was good and I would consider ordering again, just wish they had given me something to compensate for the mix up. The extra time waiting put me behind for my schedule guest arrivals.

Oh, how I wish we had wegmans in Ohio, but alas, we do not.
Wegmans is a chain of «the mother of all» grocery stores. I’ve never been disappointed by one, and this was no exception.
Every section is outstanding from quality selection and pricepoint.

Wegman’s is always a great shopping experience. Love when they have local produce at the front of the store. Please do not let me miss black raspberry season!!! My only issue with they is their baked goods are really lacking. They look really great– I’ll give them that much! But from everything I’ve tried I now avoid that area.

I am in town and I went to Wegmans again tonight to pick up some groceries. The service I got tonight was so… strange…that I want to knock down their score, but I’m hoping that it was just a fluke.
I got in the line of an older, female cashier. She started ringing out my groceries and bagging them. She crammed SO much stuff in one bag and then said, «I made this really heavy, so I’ll double bag it.» …well, great. Just add more weight to something that I can’t pick up.
Then I bought a box of rice pilaf and it had a coupon on it for a different product I didn’t get. She showed it to me, I shrugged and said, «I didn’t get that.», but she kept talking up this coupon. I finally told her I didn’t want it, but she insisted I keep it for my next trip. Um, okay. I can’t find my mail after I walk inside my house, but sure, I’ll hang on to this 1“x1″ piece of paper for a product I don’t want.
I bought two boxes of doughnuts for a meeting and had them set carefully in their home. She grabbed them and tried to turn them on their side to cram them in a plastic bag. Wha?
Then, I tried to buy a six pack of beer. My ID was out-​of-​state, and she had to get manager approval. (Legally, she didn’t have to. I’ve purchased plenty of alcohol without getting a «Manager» involved. A girl younger than me came up, looked at it and told her to put it through.) She made a spectacle out of the situation, acting like 28-​year-​old me brought my kid to the store with me, bought $ 100 worth of groceries… and then tried to scam her on some beer. Please.
The part I didn’t understand was that after she packed that first bag super heavy, she put everything else 1 – 2 items to a bag. Confusing.
She was terrible and clueless. I’m sure she was nice, but I don’t care about ‘nice’ when my groceries are being packed. Get a clue.

Like all Wegmans, it’s hands down the very best grocery store around. There are no «ands,» «ifs,» or «buts» about it. Has the widest variety of produce and items of any grocery store in the Jamestown area as well as the friendliest service.

Best full variety grocery store in the Chautauqua area. It’s always a treat to go here, grab a coffee, maybe a bite to eat and finish out with grocery shopping.

This grocery is about as good as it gets for the area. Jamestown doesn’t have a whole lot of selection– you have Walmart, Tops or Wegmans. Sorry, but Wegman’s crushes the competition. This grocery has it all (except wine) from prepared foods to organic to kids toys. They cater to high-​end shoppers as well as to those with a strict budget to follow. Everyone working there is friendly and helpful and the selection they have is great. I drive about 30 minutes to come here rather than ten minutes to go to Tops. I know what I am getting at Wegmans is good quality. I love the family nature of the store as well. Great place.

What does a vacuum feel like?
Go to Jamestown, NY and somehow via warpspeed you are ten to five years back where only half the population has internet.
Tried communication systems is hollering hey, it’s nice to see ya, hun, how you doin via a rudimentary cell phone and via ham radio…
An interview of the average citizen would be as follows–
Organic???
Oh, that’s just a lie.
Wal-​mart???
Oh, it’s all good.
Sam’s Club???
Yes, We like big box stores but why is it that downtown all gassed out?
Whole Foods?
What’s that? Isn’t all food whole?
Global Warming?
I don’t believe in it.
Obama or McCain?
McCain
So knowing what I was up against and with grocery list in hand, I hoped for the best when relatives took me to Wegman’s. Wow, like a bright beacon were 6 – 7 rows dedicated to all organic goods including frozen food. They even had organic cotton pajamas. Pray tell the relatives wouldn’t go near it, but I was able to find the oatmeal I usually get and most of the ingredients to a soup that I made that did not involve potatoes or red meat. The shop attendants are more helpful I will say more than most Bay Area shopping markets as far as helping you from everything a little multicultural, half Asian girl desires. Such as, won ton wrappers, chopsticks, ramen noodles, soy sauce, tortillas, anaheim chili peppers, bok choy, and organic chicken broth. Not all the things were organic-​the apples were– such as the bok choy, but the fact they have a niche for us out of towners to not get too stir crazy was a good thing.
One thing.
The check out girl did not know what green onions were and had never seen bok choy or a zucchini before…
At least for one day I was allowed to cook like I want to. But when in Rome…
I want Jook. I want Ramen. I want a bowl of steamed veggies.
Now that I am home,
I appreciate Berkeley Bowl a whole lot more!
But Wegman’s still kicks ass though… they even have a Swedish section with lingonberry jam. :)