Bingo Wholesale — Restaurant in Town of Clarkstown

this place is like the "amazing savings" for groceries. they don't stock everything most big kosher markets will, only popular items they can pass along savings to their customers, while the barcode scan system is a real time saver that gives everyone a way to confirm pricing before payment. even non kosher shoppers will find bargains here like dry beans (for cholent) as cheap as most indian or spanish grocers.

i highly recommend this place if you are looking for low/no sugar and low/no gluten grocers, since this is one of the few places that charges about the same price as the full sugar full gluten product version, while most other places will price gouge you for having such special diet needs. bingo seems to have it's own DIY candy dry-fruit nut store, so it's great for affordable edible house guest gifts, simchas and purim.

my only criticism is their price signs do not include cost per unit, so it took me 10 minutes of doing math in my head to figure out which of a dozen frozen gefilte fish roll bundles was the better value - how hard would it be for them to simply post cost per ounce when they sell a lot of the same type of...

Even in their publicity photos in a local publication, not one person wore a mask or adhered to social distancing guidelines. I do not trust them and will not patronize their store. We do not need yet another source of infections to add to all the other non-compliant merchants in town. Updated: They were temporarily shut down by the town and warned about safety protocols. A video circulated showing the manager (?) warning the staff that they would be fired on the spot if they don’t wear a mask. It would have been more reassuring if his justification was that this could save lives rather than going on about how much money he was losing because they were shut for a couple of hours. In a spot visit a few days later, my representative told me that most people were wearing masks, but many were doing the “chin mask” thing. Perhaps management is only concerned about staff adhering to the rules and, like so many other Monsey stores, allow customers to put lives in danger as long as they spend. It’s likely that many of their customers are also anti-vaxxers, so Bingo is on my list of places to avoid,...

1. The Cashiers are rude
2. The customer service staff are just as bad as the cashiers or even worse
3. When items are on sale most of the time they don't post that its "limit 2"
4. Once they scan something you cant take it off. Meaning, purchased 3 cases of cups, when I noticed that the sale price was only for 2 I asked the casher to remove the 3rd case, only to be told "I cant" You have to pay for it and go to customer service and ask them for a credit?????What a scam (happened twice).
5. Wrong prices thru out the store.....I.E "On this table 3 Books for $25" yet many of the books on that table don't qualify and you wont know unless you watch the cashier add it up
6. The meat quality is awful, but I guess its cheaper, so not really fair to rate them bad.
7. Lack of brands, so if you want to be limited to a specific brand you might save a few dollars.
8. Maybe update your website periodically? (Still has chanukah deals)

(The last 3 issues, are not really a negative just a statement)

And yes, I had to post anonymous as it is a small...