The Market Report

Village Market Owner:  Kimber Choi Opened:  2005 Cooperative:  none Location:  93 Katonah Ave, Katonah, NY Photographed:  July 9, 2021 Like many Westchester downtowns, Katonah has a quaint, tree-lined main street with many small shops and restaurants. Two of them are grocers. Sgaglio's Marketplace a few doors down is a butcher shop, fish market, and deli, and here the Village Market is also a deli but with more grocery items and produce and flowers. Check out the interior here . That's all for Katonah, and next we're headed to a chain supermarket about two and a half miles north tomorrow!

Sgaglio's Marketplace Owner: Michael Sgaglio Opened:  2001 Cooperative:  none Location:  127 Katonah Ave, Katonah, NY Photographed:  July 9, 2021 Here in downtown Katonah, there are two small grocers. Sgaglio's Marketplace looks like a beautiful little butcher shop-fish-deli store , and it's been here since 2001 although it's been around for longer . The other small grocer is just at the other end of this block, and you can check it out here . That's all for Katonah, and next we're headed to a chain supermarket about two and a half miles north tomorrow!

DeCicco Family Markets Owner: Christina DeCicco Opened:  2016 Cooperative:  Krasdale Foods Location:  132 Bedford Rd, Katonah, NY Photographed:  July 9, 2021 Yesterday we saw a DeCicco & Sons , and today is a different part of the same family, who own DeCicco Family Markets. While the DeCicco & Sons side seems to be rapidly expanding, Family Markets seems to be slowly shrinking. Their latest new store was this one, which opened in a former A&P they acquired in A&P's bankruptcy auction; in 2018, they closed a store in Cross River, NY, which is now a Green Way Markets, and in 2023, they closed a location in Cornwall. The stores are also less gourmet-angled, with this one looking very attractive -- it's a pleasant and very nice store -- but it doesn't look like a real gourmet market the way yesterday's store did. I'm not sure what A&P's produce department would've looked like, or what their layout overall was, but DeCicco Family Markets did...