The Food Emporium, NYC

GHQ‘s Executive Editor Richard Turcsik visited The Food Emporium on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. The remodeled supermarket showcases A&P’s marketing potential. Read about the grocery store here in Movin’ on up, and check out images from the store below.

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The Food Emporium on Manhattan's Upper East Side
Construction of the Second Avenue Subway is underway right outside The Food Emporium’s front door.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Free delivery is just one of the many services offered.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Food Emporium is the only supermarket chain in Manhattan to sell chilled versions of the famous Hale and Hearty soups.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Tom O’Boyle, executive vice president of merchandising, marketing and supply and logistics for parent company A&P (left) and Danny Wodzenski, district manager for The Food Emporium.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The salad bar contains numerous fixings.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Three hot versions of Hale and Hearty soup are sold daily.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Items found in the Hot Food Bar may include fried chicken, ribs and meatloaf.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Wing Bar includes several types of wings, pigs in a blanket, jalapeno poppers and other hors d’oeuvres.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Items in the service deli include stuffed roast loin of pork... 
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
grilled chicken breast... 
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
barbecue ribs...
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
and poached salmon.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The DeLallo Olive Bar is a hit with shoppers.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Private label is big in the store, including The Food Emporium Trading Co. and Greenway Organic.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
A Service Seafood case was added as part of the remodel.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Live Better shelf tags help shoppers choose items that are better for them and are found throughout the store, even in produce.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Food Emporium prides itself on stocking local products, including Satur Farms salads from Long Island.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Fresh-cut fruit is a top seller.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Colossal donuts are a big hit at only 99-cents each.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Colossal donuts come in several varieties.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
OMG (oh my gosh) Brownies are a signature dessert.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Food Emporium sells dozens of decorated cakes each weekend.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Food Emporium sells dozens of decorated cakes each weekend.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Cakes are decorated in the store.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
A frozen cake case was added as part of the remodel.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Dozens of varieties of pint ice cream are stocked.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
A beer alcove was added at the front of the store, increasing cold beer sales tremendously.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
An expanded dairy case was added at the front of the store where shopping carts used to be stored.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Live Better Wellness Factor shelf tags are a big hit with shoppers.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
The Food Emporium stocks six brands of fresh beef.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Packaged salads are merchandised beneath the service deli to save space and make shopping easier.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Fresh sushi is popular at lunch and dinner.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
In Manhattan frozen Artichoke Pizza is a Food Emporium exclusive.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Several brands of jarred herring appeal to the neighborhood’s once dominant German population.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Fresh bread was moved up front replacing the service bakery counter.
The Food Emporium in Manhattan
Even though the service bakery counter was moved to a side aisle sales have not been impacted.
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