Trader Joe's

Best Trader Joe’s I been to. Thank you Davie for letting me try the Chocolate Cheesecake. That oz of kindness can go such a long way. Made my day. I wish you all best

Great place with lots of organic and healthy foods. Im gluten free so was good to see a shop offer some different options.

Shopping as Trader Joe’s is a joyous experience :) They have high quality food with reasonable prices. I love the flower section and the frozen dish section. Their frozen dishes are just delicious and convenient. Trader Joe’s cheddar cheese and salami are my favorites. The staff are well trained, knowledgeable of their products, and very polite. Can’t say enough good things about this place. Hope that others will have great experience shopping here too. :)

Clean, well stocked, and the cashier was friendly. The person demonstrating the little ice creams in a cone not so much. She never even offered me one. The person right after me, she did. Very happy they are carrying my slab apricots. They are a long-time favorite.

First time visiting TJs. It was awesome. The thing that surprised me the most was how affordable it all was. I also loved the variety of food options- especially in the frozen section. I wish I lived closer I would come more often! The store was very clean too. Cashiers were nice as well.

Ran in for dog cookies and a sandwich. The dogs LOVE their pumpkin flavored cookies. They are a good size for big dogs, or can be broken for smaller dogs. My chicken and apple sandwich was perfect.

Excellent store. We'll stocked and staffed. Samosas, chocolate peanut butter cups and pasta are staples.

The store is tidy and clean. The staff is very friendly. The Prices are reasonable. The produce appears fresh. Nice variety over all for a smaller store. Update; I have been shopping here since a few months after they opened. Still loving it.

It's nice to have a Trader Joe's option Ithaca for when I'm around town. I don't do all my grocery shopping here, but it's a nice complement to my regular grocery getting experiences. I can find unique items that I know will appease my random cravings... they even have cha siu bao in the frozen food section. While they're not exactly like the cha siu bao (manapua) that I had while traveling around Hawaii (which usually contain the Cantonese red pork), it's nice to have a quick option (side note: I've purchased these from the frozen food section of local Asian markets up to this point, but many are pork buns with oyster sauce or other options that don't always taste that great). It doesn't hurt that Trader Joe's has seasonal items that are really interesting too (see? https://www.buzzfeed.com/hannahloewentheil/new-trader-joes-december-2021). I def picked up some of the recently released Truffle Cream Filled Gnocchi when I was sauntering through the frozen food section the other day. Mind you, it's not just frozen foods that I'm buying here... the various trail mixes, cheeses, pre-made sandwiches or salads, and so much more... I appreciate the options they provide. Side note: the staff here are very sweet and focused on providing a positive experience. They really bring the shopping experience full circle.

Clean store, unique grocery at a good price. Worth a stop. They don't always have a huge diverse selection but the unique items they carry are fun to look through.

TJs is an institution in the NW- one of the stores I miss the most being a transplant. The store is small and carries mostly their own branded products. If you are having/going to a party this is a great spot. Some of my favorite items here are flowers, cheese, gifts, mixed nuts, beer & desserts. They carry seasonal items like wreaths. Most recently I bought gifts here for my daughters teachers- felted wool trivets and olive wood spoons along with mint green tea. I also picked up felted garlands for my Christmas tree. The pot stickers, frozen Mac and cheese and croissants are all freezer staples. Best of all the staff is SO kind and helpful. It really is a fun place to grocery shop. Great addition to Ithaca!

We love Trader Joe's so much that we drive an hour and a half up to this location from our residence in Northern PA! We usually buy a LOT so we don't have to drive up too often and the baggers do a great job playing Tetris to make everything fit in our freezer bags. The employees are all very friendly and accommodating and the store is always heavily stocked with our favorites! We just wish there was a TJs in Binghamton, NY.

ok so I first want to give a Shout Out to an employee named Octavia who while I was shopping for Brisket to honor my Mom and celebrate her life which she was proud to cook for us, Shared my intent/ mentioned the day and she went and gave me flowers to add to the table! So well intentioned and memorable. Beautiful! Second, tried the Swordfish which was in the Case and Voila: amazing! Thank you for giving us an alternative to Wegmans. May you stay : forever! in Ithaca

Absolutely one of the best places to get groceries, great prices, unique products, non toxic ingredients. Wish there was a TJs in Binghamton to save us the hour drive, we also frequent the Syracuse location! We absolutely LOVE TJs and recommend this place to everyone. Hope they have candy cane Joe joes this winter!!!

My first time in the Camphill , Pennsylvania store, everything was as expected. I love trying new foods and bringing home some thing that I just have to pop in the oven.

It's nice to have them in Ithaca at last ... They famously have good deals on a lot of items, like pre-made salads and European cheese which doesn't cost an arm & a leg ... Another famous item is the Cali dried apricots, even though old-timers can remember when they were sold in pounder bags for scarcely more than the half-pound bags cost today ... But those have been out entirely of late -- neither unsulfured or sulfured the last time I shopped there -- although I was still able to score a bag of Turkish (wonderful but in a different way!) What's going on with the mixed nuts/ trail mixes lately I wonder? ... They need to re-check the supply line/ formulae on those ... I wondered what was wrong with the taste -- & swiftly found out from the ingredients ... The first lesson anyone in the nut industry would learn on day one, is that you would never ever use rice bran oil for nuts, since it ruins the taste of the nuts ...