Morton Williams Supermarkets — Attraction in New York

I’m normally fine with this store. Prices are the standard new york ridiculous, I only go there for a few things. Yesterday I wanted olive oil. I scraped the racks for the one I wanted, I checked the backs of like 10 bottles, they were pricey but I was willing to spend a little more for the right bottle. I settled on a ~$24 bottle. At the checkout it rang up for $28, I said the price was wrong, my cashier went to go check and saw that the price tag right under my bottle was the wrong label, and said she needed a manager, and then the manager came, saw the same thing, and then neither of them were willing to give me the oil for the price it was marked as. Like is that not a standard store policy? They’re gonna remove a product they can all see that they mislabeled from my cart over $4?? If Morton Williams makes a mistake, if they price the item wrong, and then a customer has to be publicly embarrassed and ends up holding up the line waiting, frankly, for y’all to figure out y’alls business, they are supposed to honor the price and fix the mistake. They did neither!! They literally did neither. I felt so hurt, I went back in to take a picture for this review after checking out, and the prices were still inaccurately listed. And the oil I got I couldn’t even look at closely because I felt like I needed to just wrap up my little scene, but I wish they hadn’t made me feel like an idiot for asking them to honor the price, and I still can’t believe they didn’t.

I like the employees at that location, they are friendly, I’ve seen them a bunch of times, it’s hard for me to reconcile this experience with my normally positive feelings towards them and their store. I think I’m done shopping there unless they: A) give me the olive oil I deserve ✨(I’d update the review if they did) Or B) start stocking the columela sherry vinegar that’s not reserva again (they’ve been out of it for a while) And then that’s only because that’s a product I know the price of.

Honoring the prices you put on your products is about customer trust. And about not embarrassing your...

They over work the deli workers but dont pay them enough and the store manager manny is a sexus . He is the reason behind me leaving the store hes very unprofessional and demanding since the day i started he stared me up and down with a disgusted look upon his face then tossed me over to julio deli manager that same day yelled at me for having a shopping cart full of salads i was told to do located with in the deli now may i remind you it was my first day rules and regulations were not layed out to me. The second day around he yells at me for having a shopping cart full of salads out side of the deli and demanded i wear a hair net under my hat i complied . Basically everyday he got on my case one day i came in late due to being sick because i couldnt call out because i was on my 90 day probation so he got on my case about that then attacked me about wearing my gloves out of the deli station then went to the deli station where i was and yelled at me sayong dont touch nothing behind the deli counter with out glove s and i must leave my jacket behind the counter if i am stepping out or going to the rest room now let me tell you the fellas were doing everything he told me not to do but he was cool with it.that same day before i left my husband and son came to scoop me up from work he pulled me to the side and said my family is not allowed in the store. The following day i was really sick again i had a very bad stomach virus due to the food i ate from there salad bar . But i was about a half hour late and seen him standing by the deli i turned around and left crying because i got tierd of being harassed for something i had no fault of he bullied and taunt me and felt hurt by all means this worst job experience i ever had and hes by far thr worst manager i ever met he treats his employees like modern day slaves while he just lolly gags around the store eating free food . Very bad experience something...

I randomly stumbled upon Morton’s Williams Supermarket while running errands. What a pleasant surprise it turned out to be! From the moment I entered, I was impressed by the cleanliness and organization of the store.

Morton’s Williams Supermarket sets the standard for cleanliness and organization in grocery shopping. From the moment you enter, the crisp, spotless aisles invite you to explore their wide selection of products. The store's layout is intuitive, with clearly marked sections making it easy to navigate and find exactly what you need.

What truly sets Morton’s Williams apart is their commitment to cleanliness. The floors gleam, shelves are immaculately stocked, and produce is fresh and neatly arranged. Even during peak hours, staff members diligently maintain the store's pristine condition, ensuring a pleasant shopping experience for every customer.

Additionally, the organization of the store enhances efficiency. Whether you're seeking pantry staples, fresh produce, or specialty items, everything is neatly categorized, saving shoppers time and eliminating frustration. Furthermore, clear signage and helpful staff members are readily available to assist with any inquiries, further streamlining the shopping process.

In conclusion, Morton’s Williams Supermarket excels in cleanliness and organization, making it a top choice for discerning shoppers in New York City. With its impeccable standards and convenient layout, it's a testament to the dedication of its staff and management to provide an exceptional shopping environment for...