Nichol’s Supermarkets

Prices are reasonable, service is friendly and you never, ever, have to wait in line!

So many things to love about this place and so many things to hate. Let’s start with the good stuff. It’s local and the staff are friendly. Great place to grab what you need quickly decent beer selection (just check the dates). They make their own turkey and roast beef in the deli
Now some cons. The place is outdated produce is questionable nothing gets package on date so you have no idea how old it is
Honestly this place should be a gem in the area it could be the anchor of the community a local whole foods of sorts but run by community members. I wish they would improve and become the store that everyone in the village would want to go to not just a place to run when you forget something

Just love this store! It is like stepping back in time to my childhood grocery store! The staff is friendly… and there is a great bakery and delicious sausage!

Love this grocery store, I just love it! Not huge and spectacular like Weggies, it is bright, fairly clean, and easily navigated. There is a rack near the deli with reduced-​price produce, and you do take your chances. But I just can’t resist a bargain, and where else do you find that kind of thing any more? Across from the deli counter is a cold counter with store made sandwiches and wraps of every type, sometimes a package of cheap cold-​cut ends (!), pieces of barbequed or baked chicken, lovely white strips of cooked chicken breast, salads, many little containers of prepared food to heat up at home. Nichols pizzas are very good, you can buy a medium or large rectangular pizza plain, with sausage, with spinach and red bell pepper, take home and bake a few minutes. The crust is not thin, but it’s light and crunchy with an excellent taste. Nichols also sells lo in the cheese and butter aisle store made loaves of sausage or pepperoni bread, large or small, to finish in the oven at home. There are single bottles of exotic beers, an awesome meat counter with excellent meats, from a single chicken breast to a honkin’ big roast beef to serve 50. At the end of the freezer aisle — a rack of reduced-​rate breads and pastries — score!!! There are lots of locally made items, different Italian pastas and sauces, nice selection of baked goods including gluten-​free, wonderful little round cakes (red velvet, birthday type basic, snickers bar, carrot), and equally good pies — and oddball items you don’t find often. The people are very friendly, you don’t wait long to be checked out. I just LOVE Nichols and hope it stays in business forever.

Pros: Family run business with a real old-​fashioned atmosphere. It’s like walking into the store your grandparents shopped in… and probably still do. The prices on meats are insanely low. They have butchers on duty ready to cut to order. A couple times a year they have a meat sale and you’d better buy a second freezer because you’re going to need it.
Cons: Higher prices than Walmart, but they make up for it with quality.

things i love about nichol’s…
— nothing is overpriced
— you do not need a special «shoppers club card» to get the special deals (it’s all free)
— redbox with $ 1/​day rentals
— create your own 6-​packs
— local produce (harrison bakery, aunt josie’s, ect…)
— an awesome butcher section (high quality and low cost for in-​house sausage, for example)
— $ 2.99/6-packs of schlitz and $ 3.25/6-packs of mcsorley’s
— for such a small store, a great variety of international and local products
— small town charm with very friendly sevice
— quick lines (i’ve never waited more than a minute to cash out)
— properly bagged food
it’s seriously the most efficient grocery store ever. i rank it well over wegmans for basic grocery shopping.