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King Kullen Weekly Ads & Flyers
3 active weekly ads for King Kullen. Last updated: May 27, 2026.
King Kullen Weekly Ad Regions
King Kullen
- is a hyper-local specialist, operating exclusively on Long Island, New York. If you aren't in Nassau or Suffolk County, you won't find one. Their primary hubs include:
Nassau County:
- Garden City Park, Hewlett, Rockville Centre, and Massapequa Park.
Suffolk County:
- Bay Shore, Blue Point, Bridgehampton, Hampton Bays, and Huntington Station.
Flagship Vibe:
- The Bridgehampton and Garden City Park locations are often the most high-traffic, offering extensive catering and "Wild by Nature" sections.
What You Can Find in the King Kullen Weekly Ad
The Supermarket Pioneer:
Shopping here is a piece of history. While they have modernized, they maintain the "large-scale market" feel that Michael Cullen invented.
The "Wild by Nature" Connection:
Their sister chain, Wild by Nature, is integrated into many locations, offering one of the best selections of organic produce, bulk grains, and holistic supplements in the region.
The "Cookie Club":
A legendary Long Island childhood tradition. Kids 10 and under can get a "Cookie Credit Card" at the bakery for a free cookie on every visit.
Unparalleled Catering:
King Kullen is the "go-to" for Long Island graduation parties, beach BBQs, and holiday dinners, famous for their 3-foot and 6-foot heroes.
Unadvertised King Kullen Savings Secrets
The "Bakery Sunset" Markdowns: Visit the bakery reyonu between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM. They often mark down artisanal breads, pies, and "store-baked" cookies by 50% to clear inventory for the next morning's fresh bake.
Free Seafood Seasoning:
If you buy fresh fish or shrimp at the counter, the fishmonger will season it for you for free with Old Bay or lemon pepper before wrapping it.
The "Managers Special" Meat Bin:
Look for a dedicated section in the refrigerated meat case for "Quick Sale" items. These are often 30–50% off and are usually marked down early Monday mornings after the weekend rush.
Case Discounts:
If you are buying for a big event (like a beach trip to the Hamptons), ask the manager for the "Case Price" on water, soda, or canned goods. Buying in full cases can often trigger an unadvertised 5–10% discount.
The "Hamptons Price Shield" Strategy
- If you are heading to the East End (The Hamptons/Montauk), you know how expensive "boutique" markets are.
- The Strategy:
- Use the King Kullen locations in Hampton Bays, East Hampton, or Bridgehampton.
- The Hack:
- While many local shops in the Hamptons hike prices for tourists, King Kullen's Weekly Ad prices are almost always standardized across all Long Island locations. By shopping the flyer at these specific stores, you avoid the "Hamptons Tax" and get the same deals as you would in Nassau County.
The "Boar’s Head" Deli Masterclass
- Long Islanders are loyal to Boar’s Head deli meats. King Kullen is one of the premier partners for the brand.
- The Strategy:
- Don't just look for "Deli Meat" on sale; look for the "Boar’s Head Brand of the Week." * The Hack: King Kullen often features a specific Boar's Head ham, turkey, or cheese at a significant discount in the flyer.
- Pro-Tip: Ask for the "ends" or "misfit pieces" at the deli counter. Sometimes they sell these premium scraps at a massive discount, perfect for omelets or chef salads.
The "Wild by Nature" Inside-Out Hack
- Since King Kullen owns the high-end Wild by Nature chain, there is a lot of inventory overlap.
- The Strategy:
- Check the "Natural/Organic" aisle in your standard King Kullen.
- The Value:
- Many Wild by Nature private-label items (like organic pasta sauce, grains, and supplements) are stocked at King Kullen.
- The Hack:
- These items often go on sale in the King Kullen Weekly Ad at prices lower than you would find at specialized health food stores like Whole Foods. You get the "Boutique Health" quality at "Supermarket Sale" prices.
The "Hero" Catering Hack
- King Kullen is famous for their 3-foot and 6-foot Italian Heroes.
- The Strategy:
- If you are planning a party, wait for the "Game Day" or "Holiday" editions of the Weekly Ad.
- The Value:
- They frequently offer "Bundle Deals" where buying a hero from the catering menu earns you free 2-liter sodas, bags of chips, or a discount on their house-made potato salad. It is the most cost-effective way to feed a large group on Long Island.
Shopping Tips for King Kullen
The Friday "Double-Coupon" Masterclass
- King Kullen is one of the few remaining chains that still offers a Double Coupon policy, though with strict rules.
- The Strategy:
- They double manufacturer coupons up to $1.00 (a $0.75 coupon becomes $1.50).
- The Limit:
- You can typically double up to five $1.00 coupons per household per 24-hour period.
- The Hack:
- Use these on Friday mornings when the new Weekly Ad resets. Stack your doubled coupons on top of the new "Friday–Thursday" sale prices for "triple-threat" savings.
The "Friday-Thursday" Sales Cycle
- Unlike stores that reset on Wednesdays, King Kullen’s Weekly Ad runs from Friday morning to Thursday evening.
- The Strategy:
- Shop on Friday morning for the best selection of "Hot Buys" and "3-Day Specials" (Friday–Sunday).
- The Value:
- The Sunday circular often features "Weekend Only" meat and seafood specials that are significantly lower than the rest of the week.
SavingStar & Digital eCoupons
- King Kullen doesn't have a traditional "loyalty card," but they use a SavingStar Key Tag.
- The Hack: Pick up a key tag at the customer service desk and register it online. You can "clip" digital coupons that link directly to your tag. The savings don't come off your bill immediately but are added to your SavingStar account for a cash-out later.
Senior Discount "First Tuesdays"
- While policies can vary by store, many King Kullen locations participate in a Senior Discount Day.
- The Strategy:
- Typically held on the first Tuesday of every month.
- The Value:
- Shoppers aged 60+ (or 62+, depending on the store) can receive 5% to 6% off their total order. Always confirm with your local store manager, as this is a local-participation deal.
About King Kullen
Founded in 1930 by Michael J. Cullen in a converted garage in Queens, King Kullen is recognized by the Smithsonian Institution as "America's First Supermarket." Cullen’s vision revolutionized the industry by introducing self-service shopping, volume discounts, and massive floor space. Today, King Kullen remains a family-owned and operated institution, deeply rooted in the culture of Long Island. It is known for its high-quality perishables, personalized service, and its subsidiary, Wild by Nature, which focuses on organic and natural foods.
How Often the King Kullen Flyer Updates
The sales cycle begins every Friday morning and ends the following Thursday evening.
King Kullen Weekly Ad FAQs
Is King Kullen more expensive than Stop & Shop?
On "everyday" prices, King Kullen can be slightly higher. However, their Weekly Ad "Hot Buys" and Double Coupon policy often make them cheaper for savvy shoppers who stick to the flyer. If you shop without the ad, you pay more; if you shop the ad, you win.
Does the "Cookie Club" really work?
Yes! If you have children, go to the Customer Service desk and ask for a Cookie Club card. Your child gets one free cookie from the bakery on every shopping trip. It is the best way to keep kids occupied while you hunt for deals.
What is the best time to find "Double-Coupon" items?
Friday morning. Since the ad resets on Friday, the shelves are fully stocked with the new sale items. Use your five $1.00 double coupons on Friday morning before the weekend rush clears out the "Coupon-Stacking" favorites (like detergent or cereal).
Can I use my "Wild by Nature" card at King Kullen?
No. While King Kullen owns Wild by Nature, the Wild Card reward program (which gives 5% to 20% discounts based on total spending) is exclusive to Wild by Nature stores. However, you can use King Kullen Gift Cards at Wild by Nature and vice versa.
What happens if I want to order a party platter at 10 PM?
Most deli departments close early, but King Kullen has a unique After-Hours Catering Team. The Hack: You can call (516) 692-3799 specifically for catering orders when the local store's deli is closed. This is a lifesaver for last-minute office meetings or party planning.
Is there a bag fee at King Kullen?
Yes. Following New York State law, plastic bags are banned. King Kullen provides paper bags for a 5-cent fee per bag. The Strategy: Like most Long Islanders, keep a stash of reusable bags in your trunk. King Kullen does not offer a "bag credit" for bringing your own, but you’ll save the 5-cent fee per bag, which adds up on a full grocery haul.
Can I get a Rain Check if a "Friday Only" special is sold out?
Yes. King Kullen is very traditional with their Rain Check Policy. The Rules: If a Weekly Ad item is out of stock, go to the Customer Service desk. Rain checks are valid for 30 days. The Limit: Unless the ad states otherwise, rain checks are limited to 3 items per household to prevent resellers from clearing the shelves.
Why is it called "America's First Supermarket"?
This isn't just a marketing slogan; it’s recognized by the Smithsonian Institution. Michael J. Cullen opened the first store in Jamaica, Queens in 1930, creating the "Supermarket" concept we know today. You can sometimes find historical artifacts and photos from the original 1930s stores at the Nassau County Museum of Art or local historical societies. 7. What is the return policy for a "Bad" steak or spoiled milk? The Answer: King Kullen has a strict 24-hour rule for perishables. The Rule: If you buy meat, produce, or dairy that is spoiled, you must return it within 24 hours with the receipt for a full refund. For non-perishable grocery items, you have 30 days with a receipt. Without a receipt, you will only receive store credit and must show a valid ID.



