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Added by Jopie, at 09 November 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Saturday 7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Sunday 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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11 Reviews
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27 November 2017
Great little joint to go grocery shopping. Nice bakery section.
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14 October 2017
A bit pricey, clean, has great service and selection!
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02 October 2017
It's a pretty decent supermarket, and since it's one of the only ones around it gets my vote. Could have more variety of items, but they've got the basics and some specialty stuff, like gourmet coffees, bulk goods, meats, seafood, etc.
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01 October 2017
Nice market. Prices are a bit high but I go for the monkey Joe's coffee.
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08 September 2017
Has everything I need and even has a "natural" or "health" foods section. Nice produce and deli. Reasonable prices.
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29 August 2017
Small store. Had a lot of specialty foods and organic foods. One of my favorite supermarkets.
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04 June 2017
I live very close by but almost never shop at Emmanuel's because they oppose, and have almost single-handedly been blocking, the passage in Marbletown (the town within which the hamlet of Stone Ridge lies) of a rational policy to ban single-use plastic checkout bags and charge a small (nickel or so) fee for paper bags or thicker plastic bags. This is the policy which has been shown, over and over, in towns, cities and whole countries, to actually work to quickly and easily change people's behavior (Bring. Re-use able. Bags. Not. That. Hard. If you forget Pay. One. Nickel.). If we weren't so deep into the climate crisis already, with water pollution and air pollution caused by unnecessary manufacuring of single-use plastic and paper items; if we had more time to reduce our collective carbon impact; if we didn't know that scientists predict we will have more plastic than fish, by weight, in our oceans by the year 2050 -- yes, read that twice -- it would be different. But we are out of time. Two businessmen in town -- Sweeney, who owns the liquor store; and Emmanuel -- have been blocking this progressive policy behind the scenes for over a year. Everyone who shops at Emmanuel's or the Stone Ridge liquor wine and liquor store should push hard for them to support the Plastic Bag Ban with accompanying fee for paper / thicker plastic bags (experience shows that with a straight single-use plastic bag ban, shoppers just use 5 times as many paper bags, with a high carbon impact overall and water pollution impact from paper manufacture).
There is an easy answer. Please ask Emmanuel's to get with the program, be pro-environmental, cooperate for climate justice, and support the Marbletown Plastic Bag ban with a fee (we've talked about a penny fee, beginning months from now, going for 6 months and then being raised to a nickel many months from now so there would be plenty of time to prepare!) on paper bags. Help Marbletown be an environmental leader within Ulster Ciunty, which will help the whole county and state do the right thing. These seemingly "little things" really matter because they really add up.
To paraphrase a rabbi, "If now now, when? If not here, then where? If not me, then who?" -- Those who block positive pro-environmental policies at this time in history have a particular duty to examine themselves and reflect on their relationship with the earth. Is it take, take, take? Or do we at some point say that we will take just a tiny bit less from the earth, do a tiny bit less damage to the earth and our precious waters, all living creatures, and atmosphere -- in the name of our own profits and our own convenience?
Emmanuel may tell you that he is afraid of losing business if people have to pay even a one-penny fee, let alone a nickel fee, for paper bags when they forget their reusable bags. Fear is as fear does. I'm sure that if he would only talk to the grocers who've actually implemented this policy worldwide, he would learn that it's a win win win in reality. Better for the store, which gets more money and saves in bag costs! Better for the people, who learn how easy it is to do the right thing, to support everyone subjected to climate change impacts, plastics pollution and the fracking for gas and oil which is required in all that plastic bag and paper bag manufacture. And better for the planet, obviously.
Help Emmanuel support the Triple Bottom line -- People, Profit, Planet -- by speaking up about this when you shop. Most of all, tell Emmanuel's staff that you will shop MORE, not less, at Emmanuel's once they ban single-use plastic bags at checkout, institute that tiny fee for paper checkout bags, and participate in our town-wide plan to distribute sturdy, attractive reusable bags, for free, to all!
We've all got to be part of the solution now as much as we can. Thanks for helping!response / report this review -
29 April 2017
A great place to buy basics, and gourmet specialties. This market started years ago, when the local market was incredibly inadequate, smelly, and no fun whatsoever. Emmanuel tried to revitalize that place, but the owners would not cooperate with his vision. So he opened Emmanuel's, and they are out of business. Another great side benefit for people who like to see celebrities, is that there are always celebrity siding said it manuals. Personally, I hate that, but other people seem to like it.
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24 April 2017
I have grown up this town. I have always shopped here, because I love our small town. But today as I was looking for my grocerys, I was approached by a very rude and un friendly gentlemen who works there. I have never been treated like that ever. I would really appreciate if you guys spoke to your employees. I don't care how long you have been working there. That is going to turn away long time shoppers from there. I don't unfortunately know his name but I believe he is in charge of grocerys. The way he yelled at me and then acted like I was idiot. Is un acceptable. Very sad for this place
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05 February 2017
clean, great staff, good selection for a smallish grocery store. carries a lot of locally made / grown products.
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16 November 2016
Great general market. Huge selection, amazingly helpful and friendly staff. Fantastic supermarket, a real joy to shop here. Handicap accessible, and they even have tiny carts for kids. There is never a line at checkout. I do not understand how that is possible, but there is seriously never a line. Great place.
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