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Pics from Wagmans :

 

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up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .2/sided w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the refrg.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

 

this store very much changed the SuperMarket dynamic in my area ,  for the better.

 

P.S.:  no eel in the shush bar.  I asked and was told that its on a non-sustainable list

 

somewhere 

 

:S

 

one last thought that might only interest me :

 

the shopping cart escalators are obviously on the same incline as the foot escalators.

 

somehow the carts stay level both going up and coming down

 

o.O

 

this requires further investigating

 

and of course of no interest what so ever , they have one of those Chi-Chi 

 

"  Let us Cut up your Vegetables Bars, and peel that Mango you pick out.  While you Watch ! "

 

O.o

rotuts

rotuts

Pics from Wagmans :

 

5ae72c3944622_WI.thumb.jpg.44a0ae2d9d299a34186b8cb0c66614e9.jpg

 

up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .2/sided w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the refrg.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

 

this store very much changed the SuperMarket dynamic in my area ,  for the better.

 

P.S.:  no eel in the shush bar.  I asked and was told that its on a non-sustainable list

 

somewhere 

 

:S

 

one last thought that might only interest me :

 

the shopping cart escalators are obviously on the same incline as the foot escalators.

 

somehow the carts stay level both going up and coming down

 

o.O

 

this requires further investigating

rotuts

rotuts

Pics from Wagmans :

 

5ae72c3944622_WI.thumb.jpg.44a0ae2d9d299a34186b8cb0c66614e9.jpg

 

up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .2/sided w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the refrg.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

 

this store very much changed the SuperMarket dynamic in my area ,  for the better.

 

P.S.:  no eel in the shush bar.  I asked and was told that its on a non-sustainable list

 

somewhere 

 

:S

rotuts

rotuts

Pics from Wagmans :

 

5ae72c3944622_WI.thumb.jpg.44a0ae2d9d299a34186b8cb0c66614e9.jpg

 

up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .1/side w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the regrig.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

 

this store very much changed the SuperMarket dynamic in my area ,  for the better.

 

P.S.:  no eel in the shush bar.  I asked and was told that its on a non-sustainable list

 

somewhere 

 

:S

rotuts

rotuts

Pics from Wagmans :

 

5ae72c3944622_WI.thumb.jpg.44a0ae2d9d299a34186b8cb0c66614e9.jpg

 

up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .1/side w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the regrig.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

 

this store very much changed the SuperMarket dynamic in my area ,  for the better.

rotuts

rotuts

Pics from Wagmans :

 

5ae72c3944622_WI.thumb.jpg.44a0ae2d9d299a34186b8cb0c66614e9.jpg

 

up the escalator is Meat/fish/foods to eat / bakery.  thee are at least 4 isles like this .1/side w end caps like this :

 

W2.thumb.jpg.ee42f1fa163f4260ed3926a7f10a41ab.jpg

 

W3.thumb.jpg.3ca8ef0b63ab0e68eb797aac8a3fc19d.jpg

 

there are at least 4 if not 6 self-service island like this.  two or more are Organic : make your Salad etc

 

W4.thumb.jpg.f7f7188d82eb03cdb32e60937a12f8c0.jpg

 

it was 10 AM and a bit early for a full sushi-trake out.  the counter is twice this length.  their prices are fair for the area. the long items on the lower right were

 

7.99 , and some kind of volcano salmon and V.Scallops.  next to this there is a dumpling-bar , about this length

 

W5.thumb.jpg.0596ca9825ffe30a61452693543cea80.jpg

 

service meat , much of the beef prime or Wagmans aged choice.  unlike other stores in the area , the store aged choice is very clearly marked 

 

and you are not going to confuse it w aged prime which they also have.  a tiny problem at another local store, as I see it. their meat prices from above are

 

a bit better than that store.

 

W6.thumb.jpg.2df1febb5ab8ba30edd3e63caa8161f7.jpg

 

Vac packaged beef.  my boneless SR's came from here yest, are are enjoying themselves in the regrig.

 

W7.thumb.jpg.485ce6123cdeef5df8e7f70ed4a3380f.jpg

 

sale sirloin strips , $ 5.99.  there are 4 steaks / package , and individually vac'd but you buy 4.    I can't say if they will cut you different ones

 

I didn't ask.  Service seems to be one of their strengths  .   4 of the MeatGuys knew all about SV

 

the slimmer steaks seem to be a bit thicker than the wider ones , and have more marbling.  if I wasn't working on the SR , the package you see

 

on the lower R would have had my name on it.  there is plenty to look over and chose the marbling of your choice 

 

I appreciated the fact that the marbling of each of the 4 steaks in a sale pack is consistent.

 

next week Ill look them over again and get a 4 pack to RB40 and SV.  All packs are dated w how long you can keep them refrigerated etc.

 

their sales are two weeks.

 

there is a huge amount of stuff I didn't take pics of.

 

took a look at their bakery and its very nice.   they were sampling a pear-almond tort

 

and it was superb. exceptional crust and lots and lots of pears.  I didn't check to see if they had `1/2 sized torts

 

just as well.  I imagine that if you are a home baker you can make a better tart , but Id bet by not much.

 

I studied their wine selection , and its decent , but Total Whine has much much more and its a block away.

 

their large bottle of HighEnd booze are 1 dollar more than TW , i.e. in the 60 $ range

 

no Macon Inge  , my favorite from TJ's     a standard Macon Village is probably $ 15 , and nowhere near a nice as the TJ's M.Inge

 

which is of course not their fault.   how Tj's stubbled on that wine Ill never know.

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