Grocery Stores in Endicott, NY

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  1. 305 Grant Ave, Endicott NY 13760

    4.8 Superb 89 reviews

    “Very cool health food store concept. I first came here with my parents as a toddler decades ago. They still carry top quality herbs, prepared food and even fresh produce! Down to Earth was making waves 🌊 in the health food 🍱 🍲 🍒 long before it was cool.”

  2. 109 North St, Endicott NY 13760

    4.4 Superb 45 reviews

    “They may not have a large variety of things but they are nice people and keep the store fairly maintained. If you request for them to order certain things for in the future they normally do.”

  3. 412 Day Hollow Road, Endicott NY 13760

    4.1 Good 161 reviews

    “I feel they have a better assortment of groceries vs. Price Chopper and I swear Weis fruit is way fresher and lasts longer than Price Choppers. They have some pretty good deals usually. My biggest dislike is weis's points reward system. I don't think they give nearly as many as price chopper.”

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  5. 310 Exchange Avenue, Endicott NY 13760

    4 Good 102 reviews

    “Some good deals, but also somethings, you pay more for than you can buy online like Sheba cat food - over $14.00 for a 12 pack. Chewy charges $13.34 if you subscribe, Amazon can be even cheaper, you just have to know your prices.”

  6. 800 Hooper Rd, Endicott NY 13760

    2.4 Poor 7 reviews

    “I love this store. We were shopping at a Price Chopper in Endicott and it got worse day by day. It was close to our home. Finally switched to Weis in Endwell. The few problems we ever had, the customer service bent over backwards to make things right. Most check out folks are great. The store is so clean compared to the Price Chopper. I see little difference in cost. I cannot say enough positive things about it.”

  7. 412 Day Hollow Road, Endicott NY 13760

    3.1 Average 10 reviews

    “Very kind, caring staff. Ask you if you have any ?s and if your meds don't really go together they call the doctor just to make sure. The reason I didn't give them 5 stars was because it just happened to be that they didn't have my medicine in stock. I had to wait a few days for it.”

  8. 911 North Street, Endicott NY 13760

    3.7 Good 188 reviews

    “My review is based on my experience with the floral department. I had 10 custom centerpieces arranged for a celebration of life dinner. The in store florist, Kelly, was patient and listened to all my ideas and concerns. She separated flowers from several in store mixed flower bouquets and rearranged them with in store roses and greenery. She maintained communication with me from my initial store visit and pick up. And she boxed them up for me in a way that made them easy to transport in my car. The centerpieces exceeded my expectation, they were absolutely stunning. Thank you so very much Kelly, the flowers really brightened our day.”

  9. 225 Harrison Avenue, Endicott NY 13760

    3.5 Good 89 reviews

    “Definitely a go-to! It has good pricing with want and need items! My only thing is that sometimes when I go here I'll take longer than needed because I can't find staff, cash registers, or people to help me find something. They are nice! But are missing sometimes ?.”

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