Morton Williams Supermarkets — Local services in New York

Glad I’m not the only who had a terrible experience in this location. I have given this place so many chances but Without a doubt this has worst cashiers on earth. They are all rude. All mean. Rushing you to pack the stuff you paid for without any assistance. The cashier told me to pay now so she can ring the person behind me, meanwhile I have like 15 items I have to put in the bag. I told her, do you wanna help me put my stuffs in the bags? The audacity of the girl! She yelled, “excuse me? I am not here to pack your stuff I am not your child” wooaahhh!! I was like? Excuse me? You were rushing me, So do you wanna help me? so you can help the next customer since you are rushing me. Omg this is the problem of the youth in this country, everybody is too big for a job that they applied for. Btw, this place sells pastries with molds. This is everything that is wrong with this country. People who refuse to work but can’t better themselves also. Not...

Going here daily for 7 years and think it's time to stop. Just an awful management team and store experience that's only gotten worse.

On my most recent visit, the manager physically pushed people in the checkout line closer together while yelling unmasked inches from a customer's face that "COVID is over! COVID is just a flu!"

This in addition to existing problems at the location: I regularly see management bullying cashiers/staff; everything is wildly overpriced (most items are about a dollar more expensive than the Appletree nearby); and the off-duty cop who stands unmasked by the exit to harass customers (he's accused me of stealing a number of times now & demanded to search my bag. At this point you think he'd realize a guy who comes in 2x a day to buy fruit and nuts isn't stealing...). Just an...

The tally clerk in the yogurt section of this store is very strange, staring at you in an uncomfortable way and scanning up and down. The first time was in the winter, when he was tallling the goods, and I was in the nearby juice area to see which one to buy, he may have sensed someone next to him, looked me up and down, and shook his head.

The second time I was in the cheese section, he was next to me, and he looked back at me, and I looked back to express my doubts, and he turned back to tally

Today, he was in the yogurt section, and I was looking at what yogurt to buy. I was kind of standing behind him this time, and he looked over his shoulder at me and the plastic bag I was carrying, and then he pulled his truck in front of me and put a gap between me and the...