Farm Country of East Harlem — Local services in New York

Great selection of Hispanic foods, as well American staples. Fresh produce. Household items too (although this is the weakest category for Farm Country). Living by Farm Country has been really convenient, because we can get almost all the groceries we need there. I would be wary of the fish. If you're planning to buy fish there, really inspect it prior to buying and then again prior to cooking. Note that most hair products are in the aisle where you stand in line for check-out. There's two places for bread. One if you go straight when you enter, it's between two aisles. That's where the fresher bread is, like baguettes and buns. The other section is on the opposite side of the store, across from the freezer food. It's the last aisle. That's where you'll find sandwich bread. Products are often on sale, so look for the large yellow...

im a shareholder and Board member of 1199. I was called by a share holder to the store because the cashier a young man who it was perceived to be African American but spoke Spanish refused to pack her bag ,but proceeded to pack the next customers bag, stating that was not his job to pack bags. He also stated that the manager was not to supply additional workers to help out when the lines are long. The cashier was rude and disrespectful. im reporting to consumer affairs and to the Board . All cashiers must help all customers if the customer so desires and not discriminate.. if the cashier can't do the job he must be fired. incident took place August 7th at 7;00pm at 1199 housing...

Farm Country is a chain of Metropolitan Area supermarkets that serve their purpose. However, the selection does leave something to be desired. . Friendly and helpful staff. Pricing needs some better sharpening, since other venues are a bit more competitive in their product line. . Bright store layout. Produce is good. Deli service is attentive to customers. Check out area is a bit tight, yet efficient. . Aside from more competitive prices, this was a ordinary experience. But, watch out, the pricey Morton & Williams continues to expand it's footprint on Manhattan Island. If they open a store in the area, Farm Country is...