Market 32

I really like this store. Meat and seafood is high quality. Only gave a 4 because haddock was buy 1 get one. It rang up as $16 plus for one 1 but it clearly said $8 plus per pound. It was a 16oz package. I couldn't get the employees to understand that it was charging double the price. I finally gave up because I couldn't fix stupidity. Other then employee with no common sense i like the store

Great deli as well as prepared meals with table & chairs if you wish to have in the designated area. Sea food section with all types sea delights as well as live lobsters. Meat section with on duty butcher for special cuts. Large variety of vegetables. Excellent dairy selections. Large beer garden. Canned products. Baking selections also frozen foods are plentiful. Check outs are open as well cashiers on duty. Plus self checkouts if you prefer. Full on-site pharmacy for your prescription needs.

The Best Fish Market in Rome, New York. And the assortment of teas, coffee, and beer is phenomenal. The Market 32 Flower shop, has very reasonable prices and the florists give each customer attention with detail. The staff and cashiers, are friendly, courteous, and professional. Definitely attracts customers to keep returning. And that Market 32 meat section. I gaze at those giant beautiful steaks. Now for the bad, and being American, I have a right-to-complain. If you're purchasing food with SNAP or other taxpayer funded benefits or are on a fixed-income, you need to stay away from purchasing your majority of groceries at Market 32. Canned products are forty cents to a couple-dollars more than other grocery stores in the area. And ya can attribute the high prices of Market 32, to the fact of pensions, and the high cost of having their own truck-driving fleet, instead of outsourcing, which would be cheaper. Alcohol/beer products can be found elsewhere in Rome, New York, and save you a few dollars. Utica Club beer, for more than $10.00, being a local beer, and receives poor reviews throughout the internet. It should be the price of Keystone. Why should farm-raised imported Salmon, be only a dollar less than wild-caught Alaskan Salmon. Doesn't make sense, and it's all about profit & greed. Now when we shop at Market 32, we have to put-up with the annoyance of environmental ads every few minutes. Obviously Market 32, is kissing-butt of state and federal agencies to get those scraps of money for being a supposedly environmental conscious organization. Which again, costs the consumers plenty.