Great store, I always enjoy shopping here, great quality all around and friendly helpful staff, their beer selection is an excellent adventure. I went again on October 25th, stocked up on groceries and bought a 4 pack of Southern Tier Pumpking Ale, great stuff but expensive. So many options from Fresh made guacamole, their freshly made pizza, great deli, bakery, fish, meats, produce etc. Also a little bar on the 2nd floor, very nice.
Rochelle T.
I've been shopping at this location since it opened and for the past few months the service has gone downhill. The attitude of the employees is appalling- There was an empty wagon in a aisle that I thought of using- an employee asked if I needed anything and I asked if it was someone's wagon he said oh it's mine but I will get another one- he had the nerve to walk away cursing out loud saying "sure take the f'n wagon". I guess he was using it in the cereal aisle but he should've just told me that instead of cursing loudly while he walked away. I've encountered 2 more rude employees but it will take up too much time to write. For the money I spend in this store I expect not to be cursed at or in front of.
Jack O'Leary
Alot of their take out lunch items are not worth the money, they raised their prices and reduced the volume and quality of the food. $12.46 for a meatball parm hero which turned out to be a poorly made chicken parm hero instead. There are better options in the area for lunch.
Carter
Great place customer service is great and they always have the ingredients I need I would recommend
Sara G.
One of the best grocery stores I have ever shopped at the staff is very helpful and friendly lines at checkout move very fast parking is great!
Izzy Balamos
Different in all the good ways.Love them. You have to come here.
AllyO
Such a great place to shop and eat in. All of the workers are friendly, welcoming, and go above and beyond with customer service. The deli, produce, fish, meats and desserts can’t be beat- the prepared foods are delicious too- bathrooms are always clean and the eating area is cozy. Worth every penny, never a let down.
John Dennis
Very nice upscale shopping experience for those who can afford it!
Edward Paul
My family have been great supporters of Armonk Deciccos since it’s opening. Without a doubt, this market has proven excellence in food quality, management, service and first rate shopping experience.
it was a great place to stop for bathrooms and lunch! love to see small businesses thriving.
Ali Pearson
Hot bar was closed at 720 pm when we had called in advance to make sure they would be open during the Yankee game. The manager told us they closed it at 8:00 pm. Very disappointed and hungry.
Marlene Galizi
Four star only because their sausage has gotten to be more fat than substance. Very disappointed. Everything else is top notch.I tried the sausage again and it was better but still fatty. I'd rather have a section of sausage that you pay more for to have less fat.
Nubia Z.
Great cakes there house made roast beef rare love. Salads excellent. And beer lovers beer dreams huge selection
Matthew L.
DeCicco & Sons is a small chain of gourmet grocery stores that opened in The Bronx, New York in 1973. It was founded by Italian immigrant brothers John, Joseph and Frank DeCicco, who came to America in 1958. The brothers had a deep knowledge and love of food and were immediately able to find employment at various New York City produce stands and butcher shops. Eventually they decided to go into business together and open their own grocery store in the Bronx called "DeCicco Food Market". Eventually John and Joseph went into business with their sons John Jr., Joseph Jr., and Chris, and in 2011 they founded the small chain "DeCicco & Sons" which has ten locations throughout Westchester and Putnam Counties. The DeCicco Family is dedicated to giving consumers quality food products. Each location features fresh local produce, meat, and seafood. Fresh mozzarella is hand-pulled every day and there are also several imported artisanal cheeses from Europe. Baked goods and hot foods are also prepared fresh on the premises. In addition to their food, DeCicco's is also well-known for their extensive craft beer selection. Some breweries even brew special releases exclusively for sale at DeCicco's. Each location also comes equipped with a craft beer bar. Frank DeCicco is also still in the grocery business with his family. His chain is referred to as "DeCicco Family Markets" and features five locations. I've been to the Brewster location a number of times over the years, but I recently visited the Armonk location for the first time. This location opened in 2013 and I think may even be larger than the Brewster store. The place was immaculate; very clean and really impressive selection of products. My wife and I picked out some hummus, cheese dips, gourmet sausages, artisanal cheeses, fancy crackers, prepared sandwiches, and some St. Patrick's Day and Easter treats for our son. Of course I couldn't visit DeCicco's without getting some beer. The beer fridges were fully stocked with an impressive selection of cans, but they had thousands of bottles in their upstairs beer lounge (including several vintages). I grabbed a couple of bottles to take home. Not only did the Armonk location have their own craft beer bar, but this store is the only location with its own bocce courts and cornhole set. Bocce and Beer: what a great combo!! I think the Armonk location might be my new favorite!
Great food options
Great store, I always enjoy shopping here, great quality all around and friendly helpful staff, their beer selection is an excellent adventure. I went again on October 25th, stocked up on groceries and bought a 4 pack of Southern Tier Pumpking Ale, great stuff but expensive. So many options from Fresh made guacamole, their freshly made pizza, great deli, bakery, fish, meats, produce etc. Also a little bar on the 2nd floor, very nice.
I've been shopping at this location since it opened and for the past few months the service has gone downhill. The attitude of the employees is appalling- There was an empty wagon in a aisle that I thought of using- an employee asked if I needed anything and I asked if it was someone's wagon he said oh it's mine but I will get another one- he had the nerve to walk away cursing out loud saying "sure take the f'n wagon". I guess he was using it in the cereal aisle but he should've just told me that instead of cursing loudly while he walked away. I've encountered 2 more rude employees but it will take up too much time to write. For the money I spend in this store I expect not to be cursed at or in front of.
Alot of their take out lunch items are not worth the money, they raised their prices and reduced the volume and quality of the food. $12.46 for a meatball parm hero which turned out to be a poorly made chicken parm hero instead. There are better options in the area for lunch.
Great place customer service is great and they always have the ingredients I need I would recommend
One of the best grocery stores I have ever shopped at the staff is very helpful and friendly lines at checkout move very fast parking is great!
Different in all the good ways.Love them. You have to come here.
Such a great place to shop and eat in. All of the workers are friendly, welcoming, and go above and beyond with customer service. The deli, produce, fish, meats and desserts can’t be beat- the prepared foods are delicious too- bathrooms are always clean and the eating area is cozy. Worth every penny, never a let down.
Very nice upscale shopping experience for those who can afford it!
My family have been great supporters of Armonk Deciccos since it’s opening. Without a doubt, this market has proven excellence in food quality, management, service and first rate shopping experience.
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it was a great place to stop for bathrooms and lunch! love to see small businesses thriving.
Hot bar was closed at 720 pm when we had called in advance to make sure they would be open during the Yankee game. The manager told us they closed it at 8:00 pm. Very disappointed and hungry.
Four star only because their sausage has gotten to be more fat than substance. Very disappointed. Everything else is top notch.I tried the sausage again and it was better but still fatty. I'd rather have a section of sausage that you pay more for to have less fat.
Great cakes there house made roast beef rare love. Salads excellent. And beer lovers beer dreams huge selection
DeCicco & Sons is a small chain of gourmet grocery stores that opened in The Bronx, New York in 1973. It was founded by Italian immigrant brothers John, Joseph and Frank DeCicco, who came to America in 1958. The brothers had a deep knowledge and love of food and were immediately able to find employment at various New York City produce stands and butcher shops. Eventually they decided to go into business together and open their own grocery store in the Bronx called "DeCicco Food Market". Eventually John and Joseph went into business with their sons John Jr., Joseph Jr., and Chris, and in 2011 they founded the small chain "DeCicco & Sons" which has ten locations throughout Westchester and Putnam Counties. The DeCicco Family is dedicated to giving consumers quality food products. Each location features fresh local produce, meat, and seafood. Fresh mozzarella is hand-pulled every day and there are also several imported artisanal cheeses from Europe. Baked goods and hot foods are also prepared fresh on the premises. In addition to their food, DeCicco's is also well-known for their extensive craft beer selection. Some breweries even brew special releases exclusively for sale at DeCicco's. Each location also comes equipped with a craft beer bar. Frank DeCicco is also still in the grocery business with his family. His chain is referred to as "DeCicco Family Markets" and features five locations. I've been to the Brewster location a number of times over the years, but I recently visited the Armonk location for the first time. This location opened in 2013 and I think may even be larger than the Brewster store. The place was immaculate; very clean and really impressive selection of products. My wife and I picked out some hummus, cheese dips, gourmet sausages, artisanal cheeses, fancy crackers, prepared sandwiches, and some St. Patrick's Day and Easter treats for our son. Of course I couldn't visit DeCicco's without getting some beer. The beer fridges were fully stocked with an impressive selection of cans, but they had thousands of bottles in their upstairs beer lounge (including several vintages). I grabbed a couple of bottles to take home. Not only did the Armonk location have their own craft beer bar, but this store is the only location with its own bocce courts and cornhole set. Bocce and Beer: what a great combo!! I think the Armonk location might be my new favorite!