Grand Union Supermarkets — Local services in Town of Pamelia

Best store for certain brands and products. They carry Black River eggs while Price Chopper (or what the hell ever they call themselves this week) carries mostly brown eggs in a few brand names or a poor quality store brand with thin porous shells, defects, huge membranes, etc.

Always seems to be a problem with getting Pepperidge Farms breads at most times. Plenty of the dry heavy Arnold breads in stock, but the Pepperidge Farms Butter Bread, Farmhouse, Sour Dough and other varieties are always sold out.

It has been this way for 4 years plus that I know of. But like retailers they do not seem to be able to regulate the quantities of brand and varieties to keep faster moving items in stock. If they did there would be less of the Arnold and more Pepperidge Farm.

And with the merger with Price Chopper it may get worse. Price Chopper can't even keep the Arnold butter bread on the shelves. They stock 4 loaves of that (if any) and rows of the dry...

This is closest grocery store to my new house and I will drive 30 mins to avoid from going here again. I gave this place a few tries and every time I end up with spoiled food. Today the majority of their fruit in the section has mold on it. There is hardly ever anyone working to report this today. Try going here after 7 pm and you will find self checkout only and no one manning it or they are in their cellphone. I’ve taken numerous pictures to send a complaint to their corporate HQ. Today I ended up with two items that were completely freezer burned upon opening and when I search for the date they are selling nearly expired freezer burned food! When you go in the bottle and canned drink section you will find old versions of drinks and when I mean old as in the company hasn’t made them like that for more than a year! It’s disgusting and appalling, I will gladly drive to Hannaford’s and give them...

Prices are up and stock is down. Of the things we buy most frequently, prices are $2 higher than Price Chopper and that’s assuming they even have the item in stock. Some things we used to buy just aren’t carried anymore. Other items take days to restock.

The staff is great and doing what they can, but the store is simply failing to meet the needs of its customers, many of whom are low income and can’t afford the high prices or don’t have transportation to another store. I fear they will be the next business in Seaway Plaza to go out of business and leave the north side of town without a...