A neighborhood grocer for more than 100 years, Stop & Shop is focused on delivering a wide assortment at a great value. Its GO Rewards loyalty program delivers personalized offers and allows customers to earn points that can be redeemed for gas or groceries. Stop & Shop customers can choose how they want to shop - in-store or online for delivery or pickup. Stop & Shop is committed to fighting hunger in its communities and working to ensure no student has to go to school hungry through the Stop & Shop School Food Pantry Program. The Stop & Shop Supermarket Company LLC is an Ahold Delhaize USA Company and employs over 50,000 associates and operates more than 350 stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, and New Jersey.
Mixed feedback on customer service; some employees are praised for their friendliness, while others are reported as rude and unhelpful.
Cleanliness
The store is generally described as clean and well-stocked, although some customers reported unsanitary conditions in specific areas.
Pricing
Many customers find prices to be high compared to competitors, leading to dissatisfaction.
Product Availability
There are frequent complaints about stock issues, with some customers noting empty shelves and difficulty finding specific items.
Sushi Quality
The sushi section received positive reviews, with customers praising the quality and freshness of the offerings.
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Brian Rabin
Oct 6, 2025
5.0
Good service In-N-Out fast.
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Elizabeth Fata
Sep 6, 2025
5.0
I loved shopping in this store but they moved out of my area in Red Hook. Now it's called Tops and the prices are a little higher.
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James P. Lambert
Sep 2, 2025
5.0
Clean, well stocked...and very pleasant employees
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Maryline Jackson
Jul 19, 2025
4.0
I hade a great experience @that store
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Bill Ricciardelli
Jul 10, 2025
1.0
Unacceptable Experience at Stop & Shop – Hyde Park, NY
I returned to this store after several years, hoping for a smooth and helpful shopping experience. What I got instead was confusion, disregard, and a complete lack of empathy.
Prepared with digital coupons and a store flyer, I asked an employee named Dan A. in the frozen food aisle where to find a specific product. He gestured vaguely and later told me I was "in the wrong store," going so far as to draw a map on his palm and suggest I drive miles down the road. I asked repeatedly which store I was in, but he ignored me. Another nearby employee confirmed she wasn’t the manager—but also refused to answer. Frustrated and confused, I raised my voice just to get a basic answer: “What store am I in?” Still, no one cared to help. Dan A treated it like a joke! I was told later that he’s a member of Union 1500 and that explains a lot. He certainly acted like he was beyond contempt or reproach and he probably is.
I spoke to the customer service manager (Joseph K) and general manager (Lois Bruggemann) afterward. Neither offered an apology, nor acknowledged how upsetting the experience was. I even confronted Dan a second time and told him his attitude was unacceptable. His response? Cold indifference. Not a word.
Now here's what makes this even more disheartening: I'm a senior, and I’ve started experiencing memory issues—something I disclosed to all three employees. Yet not one offered patience, empathy, or even basic human courtesy. Especially Dan, whose stone-faced demeanor showed zero compassion, even after I explained my situation.
This isn’t just poor customer service—it’s a failure of decency. I will not be returning. And I sincerely hope this store reconsiders how it trains its staff to treat people with respect.