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you are correct!
i will go out of my way NOT to go into A&P or Dag anymore.
both stores prove time and time again that their produce is not fresh and are inconsistent with inventory.
honestly, i'd rather pay a little more and go to Whole Foods and make regular trips to Trader Joes.
but for me, at least i can do this ---- it's horrible that our neighboring residents (esp seniors and people living on a fixed income) are forced to endure such horrible shops and still be forced to pay premium Rye/RyeBrook prices. Trust me: whe you do the math, Whole Foods isn't really all that much more $$$ - sometimes at par or even cheaper. Know your products and know your pricing. It's just the travel time to Greenwich that some people aren't able to do/accommodate.
But if you can....do it!
If you can *choose* to drive a HUGE suv, then you've made that choice to pay for your HUGE gas bills and emissions ---- think about it then....it is worth spending for nutrition? -
The a+p on central ave is run by an indian family that gives surly looks. they prefer to make you use the auto checkouts and watch you rather than man the registers themselves.
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re: valerie
I think they've closed everything that they were going to (for now). Maybe you were confusing it with the Pathmark? They're the same company and it was part of the A&P store closing announcement.
I actually thought that the A&P on Knollwood Road was closing but apparently I was mistaken.
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A&P took over the Food Emporium in Eastchester and that store is very well kept and well stocked. Is it possible that the Rye Brook location is one of the next slated to close?
I was in the Crossroads Plaza A&P a few weeks before their closing was announced, and boy was it sad.
That said, I find Stop and Shop in White Plains and the Eastchester A&P quite pleasant, thought I've been going to Trader Joe's a lot more these days.
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re: cubanat
Fredericks appears to be a dry cleaner:
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I was in D'ags today b/c i needed 3 things quickly, and noticed things/items completely empty from the shelves in some spots. There couldn't have been a run on cake mix or flour over the weekend, right? I wonder if they do know when they are closing.
There are definitely voids in the RR Shopping Center and the stuff coming in doesn't appear to really fill that void.
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It's completely gross, but it was nasty as a Food Emporium, too. Stop and Shop seems to be the way to go. If I am very short and time and need like, 3 things, I may run into D'Ag's but its not very good either and is rather expensive. I was told recently that the D'Ag's is closing and will become a Trader Joe's. I have no idea if that's true or not...I have recently started to return to the WF in White Plains. I had stopped shopping there for a while b/c it was not so convenient. I don't care for the one in Greenwich. Just me.
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re: MRS
MRS, you're right about D'Ag closing.
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re: Elisa515
I was going to say that I can't imagine TJ's opening in Rye Brook, since it's not that far from their Larchmont location, but if you look at a map of their Westchester locations, that would fit pretty well with the other 3. Many people would love to see them take the D'ags location in Chappaqua, although they have continued to show no interest in anything in Westchester north of Hartsdale. And I spoke to a manager in the Danbury location recently and he confirmed this (and it's not near a major highway which he told me they looked for when picking locations). Sadly, since whenever articles are written about stores that people want in this area (Yorktown), TJ is always at the top of the list.
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re: MisterBill2
I'm hoping and praying for TJ's to go into this location. The A & P across the way should be shut down by the bd. of health.
What a hit to Rye Ridge Mall if nothing goes in there. No wine store, no last licks, no tuxedo store--turnover lately is tremendous. Now if only Katz's would take over the deli i would move especially if TJ's went in. Luxury Condo's anyone? Maybe behind the mall somewhere...
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re: noracrub
That shopping center and its vicinity has never had much luck attracting good restaurants or food markets. Szechuan Empire II's been out for like 15 years, that vegetarian place Green Symphony got good reviews but wasn't around so long either, Ruffolo's across the street is gone (along with a Rafael Palomino seafood place that took the same spot). What's good is that the sections of Boston Post in Port Chester and Rye offering numerous choices are only a few miles away.
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Drive up Westchester Ave to the big Stop and Shop and Costco in PC. Or go a bit further to Whole Foods on Putnam Ave (US-1) in Greenwich. I've found supermarkets in general to be disappointing, you're better off finding a good local bakery, butcher, fish market, etc. Some of the snooty gourmet places can pleasantly surprise you, downtown Rye has those.
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re: MRS
I'd rather not promote the repulsive snobfests that have been permanently crossed off my list, nor be too harsh towards the ones having some decent offerings (and amazing bathrooms that anyone may use)*. We agree about the supermarkets though, as I said earlier.
*Anyone is welcome to PM me or ask for my email to hear strong opinions about specific places.
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