Wegmans

The Pub is now open. Wegman’s gets it! I wanted a chef’s style restaurant with good hearty bar food. I had the shrimp po boy and my wife had the Prime rib Sandwich. Very good, nice seasoned Fries and the portion size was big we could have split either and not left hungry.
Can’t wait to go back for the fish tacos or the Pub Burger.
WTG this is a great place!

Oh Weggies, how I wish you were all over the country. This is the Wegmans I frequented growing up, and it is expanding to be more like the one on Monroe in Pittsford. Unfortunately I think some of the upgrades are simply unnecessary, and it seems like they just spread things out instead of adding a significant amount of new «stuff». It’s just making it more difficult to park and simply go get your groceries. Also, my mom has recently begun to complain that many products are only available now in the Wegmans version — she thinks it’s becoming somewhat of a monopoly on brands.
That said, I still believe Wegmans is the best grocery chain in the country. It may be super expensive and monopolistic, but I just can’t get enough of their superior quality and selection. They are good to their employees too.

I never have any trouble in here. I’ve tried many different stores from tops to Aldis but I always come back to wegmans for one reason. Their food is great and worth the prices.
Unfortunately right now money is tight so I have been using food stamps. They cashiers are nice and friendly up until they see I have swiped my EBT card. I NEVER buy junk food or 20 $ steaks, I don’t own a smart phone or a fancy car. They make me feel very uncomfortable to the point I DREAD going shopping. And it’s a bummer because this wegmans is convienitly located literally right next to my apartment complex.

It’s a Wegmans… So you know it’s good. But this Wegmans has Maple Bacon Donuts that are absolutely amazing, check out my picture. It’s the only Wegmans that I know that has them. They are expanding this Wegmans to have a «Wegmans Bar» which I think will have Chicken Wings. So I will write more then!

This Wegmans can get hectic, as can any other. I actually had someone warn me on the way in once. Something along the lines of, you don’t have to do this, you know. Or something like that. Anyway. The problem with any wegmans is all deceny goes away once you step foot into the place. Elbowing little kids out of the way, bopping old ladies on the head. And that’s just me. Pretty standard fare otherwise.

Oh my god!!! You think you’ve seen one Wegmans you’ve seen them all… uh no! This place nothing short of a blood soaked gladiator arena!
I visited this Wegmans with a family member, who tried to warn me, I laughed when I shouldn’t have. I walked in, and immediately realized how dim it was compared to other locations. I should have known then.
My shopping cart was my noble stead, and with no lance to joust with, I was feeling true terror and vulnerability in a strange arena I’ve never been in. People were bashing into me. Literally into me!
There was a «traffic jam» of sorts in the produce section and people were actually yelling and swearing at each other, and then proceeded to crash their carts together while they viciously grabbed at the varieties of lettuce; it was like some kind of terrible adult version of bumper cars.
This Wegmans was dim, tiny, and I’m just thankful nobody ate me and I made it out alive… just barely though, some lady yelled at me for being in her way while I stood in line at the 7 items or less aisle.
I had to stop over at the liquor store around the plaza after that crazy experience. It was like an episode of Spartacus in there.
Calm down Fairport! It’s just celery!

Wegmans, our local darling of a grocery story you love to hate proudly displayed this week a large pricing sign next to their own 22 oz. white bread proudly proclaiming «Always Consistently Low Pricing.» Indeed a remarkable achievement given that the loaves of bread, now $ 1.19, had been $ 0.99 each for the past three years (we buy several loaves a week for our deer friends in the backyard).
Couple this with the narrow aisles, probably the rudest collection of shoppers in the Rochester area (hey, I’m a Fairport resident and I shake my head in shameful wonder at the behaviors I see exhibited here), and shelves now crammed with a majority of Wegmans brand only items and who wouldn’t want to shop here! Glad to see that Tops continues to ignore the market opportunities afforded here and lets our Wegmans get away with dominating the market.
Music aside Christopher, there’s no way I would give this Wegmans 4 stars. Let’s hope that things change a bit when they finally redo the store but as for «always consistently low pricing,» well, I think we all know where that’s headed.

The final one… the very last new Wegmans I had the opporunity to visit after a leisure drive to Fairport again. I, being a diehard Wegmans fan, was really hoping for something new to Wegmans that this one had to offer.
To be fairly honest, I have nothing much to say about here since it is all the same as the others. The produce and bakery goods were fresh as usual, the store was neatly kept, and the service was very well and fairly quick.
However, I can’t give this Wegmans a three star since I found really nothing wrong with it, if you count the sloppy milk area, which did look like the milk was weeping.
In conclusion for my final Wegmans, I would be more than happy to return here when the time comes around, and I recommend others around here give it a try as well… you won’t be let down!

A better selection and larger store than the Wegman’s 2 miles up the road in Fairport so I don’t mind making the trip to this location.

This Wegmans is twixt & tween for me… its a big store when you’re not comparing it to the stores on Calkins Road the mothership Monroe Avenue location. I’d compare it to the Hylan Road & 441 stores. While I don’t shop here as often as the Duke (Hi Chris!), I pop in here from time to time when I’m visiting clients in the area.
When I think about this store, I’m reminded of an old story about a student at a very New England prep school who went up to the headmaster and asked if he could have butter for his gingerbread. The headmaster looked at him and said «at our school, we have some of the necessities and some of the luxuries, but we don’t butter our luxuries.»
You won’t get the full-​on Harrods-​like experience here, but it still is one of the better stores in the chain. I’d give this store a better rating IF the parking lot wasn’t such a nightmare. Route 31 can be quite hectic during the peak hours, and parking your car can be quite a trying experience.

4 stars because yesterday they changed the music in this store, I can only hope that the 1950’s sock hop is gone forever. I heard three consecutive songs from the last 15 years. Praise to musak gods!

I usually love Wegmans. But everytime I go to this specific store, I have had nothing but problems. I asked about a specific cut of meat, and the guy working in the meat department didn’t even offer to help, he simply stated «nope, don’t got it». I use a lot of organic products, like blueberries and they never have them here either. I usually end up going to a different store.

This was the first Wegmans my family shopped at, as our house is just up the road. Over the years, I’ve watched this location slowly evolve from a ho-​hum grocery store to the prestigious chain Wegmans is recognized as. While this location doesn’t have the same panache as the Pittsford location, it carries almost all of the same products, with the same prices, and excellent customer service. Like all Wegmans locations, the store is well stocked, clean, and full of new and interesting products. I love coming here just for the samples!
During peak hours, nearly all of the checkouts are staffed, bringing wait to a minimum. The helping hands crew do a great job of getting stray carts out of the way and assisting customers with their groceries.