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July 2022 by Casey G.
Family owned and operated. Great staff. Excellent customer experience. I've done business for 25 years with them.
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December 2021 by Stevie Kautz
There's one employee at the Jeff sunoco who is very rude ! Also I'm going to talk to a lawyer for about the person not asking about my vacation card
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September 2021 by Charles J.
One of the worst run companies in the Catskills. Filthy store, apathetic employees bad attitude all around. Food not held at proper temperature. All around not a good place.
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September 2021 by Charles Wright
I was at the Delhi store and the individual making sandwiches was highly rude to customers. The pricing that they have for the customers to see are not the prices you get charged at the register, the register prices are higher. When the customer says something about the price difference they get an attitude from the employee. I am unable to give a proper star rating because it will not allow you to put a quarter of a star.
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November 2020 by Patrick Killian
I have been honoring this business for year's buying from their stores. The one in Liberty on Sullivan Ave has the worst gas pumps ever. You put your money in and it fills the vehicle so slowly it is not worth going there. The ladies that work there, get an OUTSTANDING rating, 5 Stars, but the gas pumps suck and are not even worth 1/4 of a star!! I stopped buying gas there, and if that is not fixed soon, I will stop buying everything there.Who ever services the pumps, needs to go back to school, or tell their bosses it is time for new pumps.
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September 2020 by Tommy Beechwood
East Branch store - also NO MASKS. Apparently this is an outlaw operation. I am notifying all the appropriate authorities and I suggest everyone else do so as well! Obviously this is a terrible company.
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September 2020 by Tracy Wood
IT'S NOT SAFE -NO ONE WEARS MASKS IN THESE STORES
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July 2020 by robert christian
I guess masks are optional for this fleabag in Grand Gorge.
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December 2019 by T P.
Again - too bad about the lack of a negative review. The Roxbury store is staffed by friendly people, but seriously, Verona. The industry around here is tourism and it would make sense for you to clean up this location and make it pleasant. The grease smell is overwhelming, the parking lot is impossible, and your stock is dismal. Just try to buy milk here...any kind, any time. Never in stock. There are ALWAYS out of town visitors strolling on Main Street, but your store is so off-putting that you are missing out on a tremendous year-round trade. Most importantly, local folks have NO other possibility of getting any kind of grocery items in town - you're it. It would be a great shot in the arm for both you and for Roxbury to create a terrific store here.
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April 2019 by Mike and Susan Pecha
I would have given 5 stars for the workhorse Kaitlyn Whitbeck at 2 Kingston St.Delhi, NY. Country store/Sunoco,but the store manager was a true lazy person who really should be home earning her salary for your company. The store was packed on 3/15/2019 at 2:30 pm with a long line at the register. Kaitlyn was working both register and making sandwiches at the deli, running back and forth. That is a true employee how should be praised for her work ethics for your company.While I wait for my sub to be made, I watched the lazy manager sit in her office on her phone texting the whole time having a blast wit her emoji and picture popping texts. Yes I could actually see her texts while the customers in line waiting at the register, gave long faces an sighs. THIS manager whom does NOT know customer service should be ashamed as an adult.You need to pay your employees whom do the actual work and lower this lazy, sit in a chair and hide in her office, manager salary, because she diddly squat.
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April 2019 by Deb Kearney
I go in the Delhi Country Store all the time and the regular employees are great. But that manager . . . *sigh* . . . and when she's with the district or regional or whatever her next manager up is - the pair don't belong in public! Mean, rude, lazy, dishonest. I've been in there and watched ONE person manning the register, making sandwiches, cooking food, BY HERSELF while the manager sat relaxing in the office. You can see in there quite easily while waiting on line and she's too stupid to close the door. They had one poor woman - a nursing mother - and made her pump breastmilk in the bathroom - effectively tying up the bathroom from customers not to mention possibly illegal to do to a nursing mother. If they didn't have the arrangement with the Price Chopper Advantage card, this place would go out of business in a heartbeat.
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March 2019 by Elizabeth C.
They will fire good working people in their Deposit store and hire all family members. And some family members only get the job because they are covered by relatives to get them in even if they have police records and shady characters.
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September 2018 by The Demon King William Mott
Went to the Livingston manor store cause I know it's Wednesday and they get the regular delivery on Wednesday so I went to the counter to cash out and I asked about a certain item that wasn't on the shelf and the manage told me that she wasnt gonna go get the product. Idk about you but that seems like total laziness to me and not the customer service that should be employed in your store just my opinion though
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October 2017 by James Wright
Good company!
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August 2017 by Alicia Phillips
I was at the Horton Store with my 9 year old Autistic Daughter and she was looking at the glasses on the display shelf. When she spun the display a pair of glasses came off and fell gently onto the counter. The man their yelled at my daughter. I was so completely mad because she wasn't doing anything wrong. She is so gentle and kind hearted and for him to yell at her like that was completely uncalled for. It was his personal items on the shelf behind the display that caused the glasses to fall when she turned it. It was not her fault! Not to mention he let the guy in front of us just take his item because he didn't have money. He said he would put it on his tab.
