Tony’s Finer Foods

They have a big selection of Hispanic products which is nice for when I make Mexican food. The meats and fish are fresh and tasty. Fruits and vegetables have good prices and are always sweet. We go here mostly for taco meat and their marinated pork slices. They’re all delicious and priced very reasonably.

I wasn’t sure what kind of store Tony’s specialized in but I decided to give it a visit and am glad that I did. It’s a clean store with a larger selection of Hispanic food items and a decent size bakery and hot deli area. The employees were helpful and polite and the layout of the store made sense. I’m just glad it wasn’t a store that deals with reward cards.

The parking lot is ugh … It’s not what a grocery store parking lot should be. After that you walk in and the store is a good size and you will encounter people that work there that just hate their job. They do have good sales witch is why I come here knowing ahead of time what I need to buy.

Tony’s is my favorite grocery store! This one is clean and organized. The deli and bakery are the bees knees! They have a variety of meats, cheeses, salads, and I love that the bakery has a huge variety of cookies & such. They have everything I need. The cashiers aren’t too friendly but who cares? Most of them are in high school anyway. I go for the great quality and deals!

I prefer to go to this Tony’s over the one on Elston. This one is much bigger, much cleaner, and the produce seems to be fresher. It is also very clean, and the décor inside is much nicer. The few times I have gone at night the lines have been a little long due to limited registers being open but I have been there most often right before closing, so I cannot really be upset about that.

Finally got to stop in today. Ok so it was about 45 minutes to closing and unlike other stores I have seen, there was still a great selection of produce and bakery items left. When I walk into a store I pay attention to the way it smells. If there is any odor, most likely something in there isn’t fresh — either produce or meat or deli. There were no weird, unfresh like smells. The whole store is clean, bright and well lit. Will definitely be a repeat customer now!

Stopped in again yesterday to pick up a few things I needed and was even more disgusted. The employees are rude and unhelpful, the store is dirty, all the canned goods are dented, and the produce was rotten and covered with fruit flies.

Incredible deli and bakery. Their deli makes THE BEST Mexican rice ever. Seriously, I have it two or three times a week for lunch. It’s incredible. Their bakery makes awesome churros and conchas, alongside a myriad of (admittedly) surprisingly good pastries. Definitely wasn’t expecting those from a place that seems to slant towards Mexican food.
Prices here are really cheap. You can frequently get a thing of strawberries for a dollar. Aforementioned rice is only $ 2/​pt, churros and conchas $ 0.80 each ($ ⁵⁄₄).
Only downside is that the checkout lines seem understaffed. Half are closed whenever I go around noon, and there’s always a huge line at each register because of that.

Omg, people don’t know how to park. Lots of accidents in the parking lot.

i love shoppin here for all my groceries! they have all types if ethnic foods that i cant find other places so i really appreciate it. they have a wide variety of produce that i like. they also have a good amount of meat selections. i dont like their parking situation but i deal with it.

This is my favorite grocery store. They always tend to have a good sale. The bakery here is awesome. Good cheesecake and parfaits! I like the deli, the only problem is they never have enough people working at it. There will be a huge line if you go to the deli department duing peak hours.
They carry ethnic food of many cultures.
The meat department is very good also and costs way less than jewel’s and dominick’s

Happenstance takes me to the most unexpected places.
I unintentionally found myself in this grocery store, and was overwhelmed with an enormous fresh variety of produce. And cheap! I’m so used to stupid Kroger where you can regularly get about three types of veggies and fruits on sale per week. It isn’t ever even that good, just simply ok. But Tony’s, wow! I need you near me.
Turns out, I’m not the only one who enjoys Tony’s. I was expressing my joy for this place to a friend who lives in the area and she was not only familiar with it, but she had the exact same things to say about it!
The only thing I didn’t like about it is that it felt very dingy inside. A fresh paint job and new floors could really spice this place up. But if that is going to impact the good deals, leave it as is please.

Nope. Don’t like. I came in here on my way home from work for a couple of produce items. I usually go to Pete’s but was in a time crunch. It’s a pretty big store with lots of items but as I headed to produce to choose my items, I was instantly dismayed. Everything was starting to go soft. Avocados, mush. Tomatoes, squishy. Tomatillos, rotten. Yuk. Thanks but no thanks!

It’s tony’s and it had everything I need every time I go, Prices are a bit up there but not to bad for the meat. I am always satisfied with they way they cut my meat and clean it too! BIG PLUS. The parking lot isn’t the greatest but you can manage if you know how to drive!

The parking lot is always full — a sign of good business.
Tony’s has such an odd assortment of offerings — they are truly an international store. I cook a variety of Asian dishes and can usually find just want I need; when no one else in the areas has it. You have to wonder, why does Tony’s carry such a variety and why don’t the other stores? Tony’s no doubt is sensitive to the multi-​ethnic make-​up of our community.
I for one, I’m truly appreciative — otherwise I’d have to drive way north.
Thank you Tony’s

Hey Tony, look at your big ‘ol self just sitting there in the middle of a boring plaza, stealing business away from Jewel. Good for you! I have passed by many times and figured the inside was as crappy as the outside. Well, today I learned my lesson.
First of all, it looks gigantic from the outside– Food4Lessish almost– however the layout is well thought out and doesn’t feel like you’re walking around aimlessly.
The bakery department is awesome. I kept walking and walking and it wouldn’t end. This is the type of a bakery that will easily make your BMI slip into the unsavory zone.
The produce department is amazing. It is HUGE. Everything looked absolutely fresh. One complaint, though — please warn unsuspecting lettuce pickers that the sprinklers are about to come on. Thanks.
Next, I swung by the meat department and sadly my basket was getting too heavy for me to get a closer look. Again, lots of choices and good values.
They have a nice variety of ethnic foods. The Italian section was of special interest, specifically the quite large selection of olive oil. And their olive bar is a great value.
By the time I got to the back of the store I was walking all lopsided, because I dropped more stuff into my basket than I anticipated. Let’s just say that next time I’ll get a cart and maybe check out their wines.

This has become one of my go-​to lunchmeat, meat and produce places since moving back to VP. It is a bit of a drive for me, but the prices definitely make it worth it. They have a pretty extensive bakery and deli section and the prices are pretty unbeatable! Their produce is always super fresh and, again, priced right.
They also carry a bunch of Polish, Mexican, Asian and Italian items which I love! Their meat section is also huge, with a huge butchers counter with plenty of staff working behind it!
If you live in the area and haven’t tried Tony’s…“girl you be trippin’!” JK… but seriously… try it out… you will not be disappointed!

Every time I got the flyers in the mail I would wonder where Tony’s was. One day my dad told me that I could get four 12 packs of soda for $ 10 dollars at Tony’s. I thought, no «s^*t?» lol, but I still didn’t go. So then I went shopping with my friend and she asked if I knew of a fresh produce store. Since we were on Manheim I said, yea let’s try Tony’s.
Cha cha cha ching! Jackpot! Yea it’s a drive but well worth it. It’s full of international goodies, Mexican, Italian, Asian, Indian, etc.
Their deli has a good selection, I got some salami and provolone but o wouldn’t know about the chicken or the steaks. They have a sea food section. The produce was very fresh.
Most recently my friend went back and came across one of the best packaged tamales I have tried. So I had her get me some. I’m just saying you need to try them. Not sure if they have carnitas on the weekends but I wouldn’t see why not.
Tony’s is at the top of my list of places to grocery shop.

This is a great grocery store. They don’t always have a big variety of brands, but the rest makes up for it.
Their lunch meats are always fresh and half the price of Jewel or Dominick’s. Their produce is the same. I never have to worry about buying some fruit and having it moldy the next day. I can’t count the number of times that I’ve bought fruit at Jewel and went the next day to eat it and it was moldy.
They have a bakery that has many types of ethnic pastries (Greek, French and Spanish, just to name a few).
The lines can be long at times and the store is usually very busy, but for the amount you save, it is worth it.
Best things are the cost of dairy products, their delicatessen and their produce.

This is where I prefer to shop majority of the time for a number of reasons. Number one, it’s very close to my work. So I can stop right in when I need to pick up a few (or a lot) of things. Number two, variety. American, Italian, Hispanic, Asian, etc. You can find it here. Three, meat. While some people on here complain about the freshness, I personally couldn’t disagree more. I find the meat very fresh when you get it from the butcher. It’s the only place I buy arrachera (Mexican skirt steak) anymore. And when I need a quick meal, I enjoy buying the already seasoned al pastor or chuletas de puerco. I should also mention that they usually have some pretty good prices on liquor. Beer in particular.
My only complaint really is the hot food section has become more limited, & just not as good as it once was. I used to love the Puerto Rican style rice they had. Now, I don’t know what kinda rice they serve, but it’s not very good. They also used to have hot flautas that I loved dearly. I miss those. They still have some decent things though.