Supermarket staple Pathmark returns to Long Island with new streamlined concept
Pathmark is returning to Long Island with a new streamlined grocery concept called Pathmark Daily, opening in East Meadow on Friday. The 28,000-square-foot store, operated by Allegiance Retail Services, aims to offer a faster, value-focused shopping experience with an emphasis on quality produce, meat, seafood, and essentials. The relaunch marks the first expansion of the Pathmark brand since its revival in 2019 after A&P's 2015 bankruptcy. Mike Said, who previously opened a Super Foodtown at the same location, will operate the new store.
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Long Island Supermarket staple Pathmark returns to Long Island with new streamlined concept By Richard Pollina Published April 29, 2026, 1:00 a.m. ET An iconic northeastern grocery store is heading back to Long Island — with a new twist for shoppers — after the once beloved chain filed for bankruptcy more than a decade ago. Pathmark is set to open its new concept store, “Pathmark Daily,” in East Meadow on Friday, offering Nassau County shoppers a more streamlined grocery shopping experience, according to Greater Long Island. Allegiance Retail Services, which acquired Pathmark in 2016 after parent company A&P filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2015, said the new store will emphasize high-quality produce, meats, seafood and everyday essentials for shoppers on the go.
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