Seasons

The customer service here is amazing. When I was in need of assistance Jaden was honestly the best help I’ve received at any store. Her customer service was really something that shaped the whole experience so much better. She was super patient, actually listened to what I needed, and explained everything in a way that made sense instead of rushing me like she didn’t care about giving me any help. You could tell she genuinely cared about helping, not just doing her job and moving on. Much praise to her!

My first time here, although I've been wanting to go for a long while. Busy, as would be expected just before the High Holy Days, yet everyone was friendly, courteous and helpful. A pleasure shopping here. It's a schlep from home, but definitely worth the trip. I will be back. Their smoked white fish alone was worth it!

Season’s kosher supermarket took over an empty Gristedes store that had been vacant for a few years. They had two smaller stores in the Same shopping center. The new store has a phenomenal selection of fresh produce and fruits that struck me as very reasonably priced. Given our new rules of social distancing, all of their staff wore masks and the cashiers also were wearing gloves. Between their butcher shop, seafood section and deli, as well as great looking prepared foods, I have become a loyal customers! Today I returned to Seasons and I realized that this is possibly one of the safest supermarkets to shop at for all of our shopping needs and you don’t have to be Jewish to shop here! Their prices in their seafood department are competitive and the Scottish Salmon I bought was delicious! There are many benefits for shopping at Seasons. There are no lines at their checkout counters and they have a remarkable selection of everything from fresh made sushi and a dedicated staff ready to assist your needs!

I travelled to this location with my client she had a session at 'Streath' I think that's name🤔. However the staff are expertise and professional. The location is centralised and scenery was quiet but busy, you can find everything to satisfy you.

I have gone to this store a few times and the employees are not the nicest people. I don’t want to think race has anything to do with it, but today I went to pick up a couple things and at the self checkout; the guy greeted and told 2 other customers to have a great/good day. When I was leaving, he gave me a nasty look. The woman in produce, also nasty. I asked her a question and she turned her nose up at me. This is not the first time this has happened with other employees. I really wouldn’t go in there if my friend didn’t have certain food restrictions.

Nice supermarket, many products from Israel including the famous Bamba snack, nice kosher experience.

I really want to like this store but this older Latino woman is always so rude. Not sure if she is racist, xenophobic or ageist but her attitude is so bad towards me for no reason. I try to treat everyone with respect and have never been rude to her. Today she rang me up under the name “Alex” if that is even her name. She won’t say hello or have a good day back and just stands there sighing with an attitude and like I’m bothering her by shopping there. The last time I was there a couple weeks ago it was super busy and she walked away in the middle of ringing me up without saying anything. This other young employee who was about my age apologized and said he doesn’t know where she went. She then came back 5 minutes later again without saying anything and acted annoyed that I asked if I could enter my phone number, again just like today. She then threw my receipt at me without replying to me saying thank you or wishing her a good day but greeted the older woman in line right after me. I don’t expect stellar customer service but I deserve to be treated with respect and human decency like everybody else. My age or looks shouldn’t influence that. I live down the street have been a loyal customer for years.

Store is great. Clean. Polite staff.but high priced

Stopped in Scarsdale to pick up a few things on my way to CT from LGA. Seasons was my second stop. It was fascinating to walk around this store. Great selection. I was here to buy the Quality Choice croutons as I love them, they stopped selling them locally where I live, and I can't find them anywhere online. I also left with a container of miniature pink & white cookies. The cookies were fabulous! I'll be back!

We ordered a catering delivery for an event at our house through Seasons. We called and spoke with someone in catering the day prior to re-confirm the order. They provide an hour delivery window. On the day of the event, the order wasn't delivered during the delivery window and it was nearly impossible to get in touch with anyone who could provide a status or updated delivery time for our food. We had 30+ people at our house with no food guaranteed to come and had to rush out to get backup food during the party because we weren't confident our order from Seasons would be delivered. Two hours after the delivery window and an hour into the party starting, our food arrived. The driver put everything down on a table and left. No help or confirmation about what anything being delivered actually was. Turns out one of the entrees we picked was delivered cold (meatballs), so we couldn't serve it. What a waste. This past week we called three times to speak with a manager about our experience and were ignored. We left two messages for someone named Joseph and no one called us back. Finally my husband was able to reach someone today who gave him such a hard time, took no accountability nor did he apologize and said we should have REFUSED the delivery because it was so late and not eaten it. We were shocked. Who refuses a late delivery of food to an event with starving guests? The food was tasty, but the customer service and reliability was awful. We would not recommend.

Pros: Grocery store that specializes in kosher products. Cons: Pricey. Prepared food tasted of freezer burn.

Twice I had to throw out the prepared food Today Dec 6 my frozen dinner was spoiled they have no dates The shabbos combo did not come with kugel I order on instacart

Seasons Kosher Supermarket in Scarsdale is a convenient one stop shop for Kosher and Made in Israel items. They have everything from basic grocery items to a full line of Kosher meat, sweets, baked goods, prepared items, salads and more. Quality is always top notch. We used to stop in every month or so when we lived in the area and we were very satisfied with the experience. However, it's worth noting that the pricing at Seasons, especially for prepared foods and meats, tends to be super high. Unfortunately, this is the case for most Kosher supermarkets so it's hard to knock them for that. Staff here is always friendly and helpful which we liked. I do have to mention the parking situation which is usually adequate but can be tight and frustrating at peak times, especially in the leadup to Shabbat. Plan accordingly. In the end, Seasons is a consistently reliable grocery source for those who keep Kosher or just like Jewish or Israeli food. Four stars overall.

Shabbos combo bought with instacart Did not have everything advertised kugel etc Kishka over cooked. No meat in chulent

I had to find Passover desserts in the middle of Passover. Regular supermarkets had nothing left. Seasons had several choices of cakes that were kosher for Passover, as well as candy and a vairety of macaroons. Very glad to have found this market that specializes in kosher foods.

Very clean big nice store. Pretty wide selection. Eggsalad babaganoush lox loxsalad salmon and hummus very good. New York coleslaw delish. Hawaiian chicken good from deli but pricey. Onion rolls delicious fresh but low selection of bread bakery fresh goods and lotsa birthday party cakes. Lotsa candy cupcakes and jellybeans etc. like Pez by the registers for kids. Much nice produce like clementines. My complaint was no prepared deli sandwiches grab and go plus high prices expected, but I paid total of $85+ $17for two small cutlets four onion rolls a bag of pea pods and five spreads. Including $9 for tiny tub of eggsalad with their brand. (Tuv Taamm$7 next time.) The frozen potatoes were $19.59 at Traders $3. But kosher meats I like and prepared I'm more than willing to pay for. Soups looked nice including mushroom Barley and lotsa fish frozen and fresh. I would go back just get more prepared deli. They were out of teriyaki chicken must be popular. Gonna try lomein or stuffed cabbages next! Need more registers accepting CASH!!!

AVOID these people. Extremely unfriendly employee slammed the entrance door in my face when I arrived. They had just closed and so I asked if there were any other kosher grocery stores nearby. He said something under his breath while shutting / locking the door and walked away aggressively complaining about me. Horrible attitude and put me in a bad mood when I just needed food for friends we are hosting tonight. Never going there again.

As a non-observant Jew my evaluation may be less positive than someone who chooses to limit themselves to Glatt kosher products. Having moved 200 miles north of NYC, I miss access to Jewish foods (I've always found kosher meat better than what I get from non-kosher butchers). Visiting friends nearby, I went to Seasons to get a holiday brisket to take home. $113 is a very high price to pay for a fresh first cut brisket that weighed under four pounds! I bought it anyway and hope it will live up to my expectations. The store looks great, and I was tempted to try their prepared foods. I wish I hadn't. The chicken soup, at $10.99, I wouldn't have thought overpriced, but it was almost all broth; there was almost no chicken nor noodles in the soup, the broth was okay. My late grandmothers would have been ashamed to serve this. The lo mein, sweet and sour meatballs, and sesame chicken were all sub-par. My wife reports that the stuffed cabbage was okay. Whitefish salad was very good and not unreasonably priced. It's unfortunate that observant Jews pay a high premium for prepared food which is often sub-standard. Not believing in a higher being, I will return to patronizing businesses that do not adhere to kashrut, at least when it comes to prepared foods.

Food is good but Waaaaaay to expensive ! ! ! Have kosher foods can't get any other place close for a supermarket ! That being said i will make my orders minimum !

If you keep kosher Seasons is the place to go. However, a cherry piec we bought there was inedible. Lots of doughy crust and not a single cherry, just a gelatinous red paste. Ugh.

Two stars since it does a service and the only kosher player in town. Pricing on meat though is exorbitant even for Westchester standards. I went to buy chopped meat last week and it was close to $10.00 a pound for general non lean chopped meat. Never seen meat prices so high. In comparison out in Northern NJ or Rockland county (both 30 minutes away and in the tri-state area). Chopped meat was anywhere from 4.99 to 6.49 a pound.