This is where the Briarwood deli used to be. It seems to have changed hands and is now Indian owned…read morethe layout is basically a standard convenience store now. I ordered a grilled cheese and a small french fries. There was no music or anything so I was just standing there by myself in silence. It was a little bit awkward. I didn't really hear any cooking sounds either. My grilled cheese was OK but I really didn't like that it had three slices of bread. The french fries were potato wedges and were very dry. All in all, I probably would not go back to "Big Rays"

New location for Ray's in Hamilton. I decided to give it a try. The location is convenient near…read moreVeterans Park I frequent. Probably good spot to pack something for a park picnic or fishing at the lake. Ordered whole cheesesteak it was large and I think the rolls are delivered fresh. The steak was huge and reasonably full of steak definitely enough for two. Lamb Gyro with Whiz fries and a veggie flat bread. Everyone enjoyed the food. The quality was reasonable as well as the price. I wouldn't say it will knock your socks off. But I don't think you will be disappointed.

Erik helped me with gasoline service. Very helpful and chuckle worthy time…read more Also stopped in the shop for hot coffee. Great service. Very busy Wawa. These folks are super nice and hardworking. Thanks for all you do!!

Considering I live on the west coast (born & raised in California), I find it quite refreshing to…read morevisit a "Wawa" location. The review I am focusing on is (just south of New Brunswick) located directly off of Route 130 & Klockner Rd in the Hamilton township of New Jersey. Keep in mind that I am no stranger to Wawa as I have been to several of their locations in the Pennsylvania area. Since I needed a little pick-me-up, this was the go to spot for a refreshing iced coffee. This location is 24-hours as this makes it convenient to grab a bite to eat for those that work odd hours. In addition to that, they offer ample parking and a full-serve gas station (with regular gas/diesel). Remember, you are in New Jersey where the attendants must pump your gas. Furthermore, this Wawa offers a deli (selling hoagie sandwiches), breakfast sandwiches, and a full-on coffee/espresso area with a ton of customizable options. I will say that many follow a coffee hack at Wawa can save you a ton of money in the long run. You simply grab a plastic cup, fill it with ice, then pay for two shots of espresso. And then the rest is complimentary (which includes milk, creamers, syrups). I was able to get a large iced latte for only $2.50 (which is significantly less than a Starbucks or Dunkin). The options here are quite impressive and if you're a coffee lover like myself, this is a deal that is too hard to pass up. In addition to the coffee, beverages, breakfast/lunch/dinner, and hot/cold food options, this place offers a huge variety of items that you can buy when on the go. This includes snacks, candy, medicine, oil, alcohol (beer/wine), cigarettes, and just about everything you need to without needing to go to a major supermarket. Additionally, this Wawa has two very clean public restrooms. During my visit, the staff/employees were very friendly. All in all, the Hamilton "Wawa" is a decent place that I recommend. My rating, four stars.

First time visit…read more Covid 19 protocols are being followed Friendly greeting from staff Quick service Big parking lot

This 7-11 is definitely of the older generation of stores, but it is always clean and well lit,…read moreboth in the store and in the lot. They have everything you'd expect from a 7-11: Big Gulps, Big Bites, Slurpees, nachos, donuts, heat-your-own burritos, NJ Lottery tickets and of course, coffee. They even carry proprane and do Blue Rhino exchanges! The staff is generally very friendly and get to know their regulars. The owner is on site frequently, and shows pride in his store. One morning, a new cashier overcharged me by 15 cents for some cough drops. It really couldn't have been any smaller of an issue, but two days later when I stopped back in he insisted on giving me my coffee for free, "for my trouble." Despite my objection, he insisted. Can't argue with good customer service. The Wawa across the street closed down about a year ago now, and this little 7-11 makes me not miss them a bit.

Not the most organized but for the most part we are able to make our returns and purchase…read morenecessities. They don't have a food section so buying lettuce is impossible for example. I do frequent here since it's close to my workplace.

We made a late-night stop to grab some snacks and candy before settling in for the night with the…read morecamper van parked nearby. This particular Walmart was reasonably well-stocked. Most of the shelves in the sections I browsed had what I needed, though there were a few gaps here and there. That kind of spotty inventory seems to be par for the course with Walmart, especially after peak hours. Still, the store itself was tidy, with no trash on the floors and aisles that were easy to navigate. The men's restroom was clean enough for a quick visit. Nothing fancy, but no unpleasant surprises either. Out in the parking lot, the cart corrals were mostly empty, which made maneuvering the van a little easier. All in all, it was a typical Walmart experience: functional, convenient, and just fine for a late stop on the road. [Review 1151 of 2025 - 178 in New Jersey - 24704 overall]

This is the nicest, cleanest 7-Eleven I've ever seen in my life. It looks small and typical from…read morethe outside, but it's much bigger and nicer when you get inside. The interior looks to be fairly new, or newly renovated, and they layout of everything in the store is convenient. Also, the employee running the place is the nicest, most pleasant person you'll ever meet. Kudos to whoever is in charge of hiring.

First time visit Big…read moreparking lot Warmly greeted by staff Food Drink Lottery Open 7 days

If you are in area this is a place to stop by, frank has his cigars which are unbelievable I always…read morestop by to stock up when I'm in area his sweet tips are special blend also for new addition ask about Hennessy or Ammareto make a trip

Reg customer good stoagies and frank is a good dude o but cigars from franks weekly and they are…read morealways fresh and the variety is very nice

Convenient little liquor store if you live nearby! The beer selection is solid - nothing too…read moresurprising, but they have most staples and a few random extras. Since I pretty much only drink beer, I can't really comment on the wine and liquor selection, but the shelves seem pretty full of different options to me :) Prices are OK - maybe a tiny bit higher than larger stores, but nothing crazy. The aisles are kind of tight and you can end up having to wait for a second to avoid creating a traffic jam with other customers, but not a big deal. Service is friendly and effective. Overall, I will continue to shop here when I'm lazy and don't want to make the trip to larger liquor stores in the area :)

A good, local liquor store. Lacks the variety in inventory that the mega-stores in the area have…read moreand the prices are slightly higher, but the owner and his family are exceedingly nice and they'll go out of their way to order anything that you're looking for. They're also a local lottery retailer, so you can go take a shot at Mega Millions AND grab a bottle of something to wash away your tears (or celebrate your new found fortune!) all in one stop!

Absolutely fantastic! We celebrated our son's college graduation here, and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about the fantastic food and service we received at Genaro's. The ambience is smart casual, and not fussy, but with food and service that you'd expect at a place that charges double the prices. All of the food was top notch. Standouts are the artichoke heart Francese, mozzarella en corrozza, and fried calamari appetizers; and chicken Italiano, chicken marsala, and salmon Neapolitan mains. Their tiramisu and tartufo capped off the meal perfectly. If you're in Trenton or Princeton, Gennaro's is worth the drive.

We were faithful customers at Mamma Rosa's, but when they closed down in '21, we were left in the…read morelurch and without a neighborhood Italian joint to call our own. We just quit going out for Italian other than for tomato pies, but now we've begun actively looking for a place to enjoy simple Italian food--outside of the ubiquitous tomato pies. Gennaro's was our first stop, with the menu definitely reading more New World Italian than Old World. We started with a couple of appetizers: The Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms in Scampi sauce and the Antipasto Salad. I'm not a fan of Antipasto salads (I've a three item max addition rule for salads and tomato pies), but my wife enjoyed it. It was your standard antipasto salad for the area--perhaps more generous with the meat and cheese than the last one we ordered up the street at Papa's. The stuffed mushrooms had a good flavor, and although the sauce didn't really hit me as Scampi (the garlic wasn't really there), it was still good on its own, and I'd order it again. My wife ordered the Pork Chop Giambotta, which she truly enjoyed. It was a thick, good sized pork chop covered with a sauce that included potatoes, sausage slices, and sautéed peppers. The menu said that the peppers were hot and sweet, but they were pretty much 99.9% hot peppers. If that's an issue for you, I'd make a point in mentioning it to your server first. My wife doesn't do spicy, but luckily I was there to find a home for the hot peppers, and she said she'd order it again if we returned. My Veal Saltimbocca, however, was a letdown. The veal was overcooked and had lost its tenderness, but most surprising to me was that it was very different from the standard version I've known for years. Had I read the description more carefully, I'd have caught the fact it was in a tomato demi-glace rather than the white wine and butter emulsion I know and love. Also, the ham that was used was not the thinly sliced prosciutto one normally sees, instead it was a thick slice of something that I can't honestly tell you was prosciutto or not. The use of spinach instead of a sage leaf wasn't a complete shock, as I've seen that before. Overcooked veal, the prosciutto mystery, and tradition straying aside, the flavor almost bordered on being alright, but it definitely wasn't what I'd hoped for when I placed the order. To add insult to injury, I asked for pasta as my side, and was given a couple choices--I chose the linguini and got served a dente-less spaghetti. When I asked the waiter (who was otherwise extremely conscientious and attentive) if they were out of linguini, I was told that there's really very little difference between the two, which so blew my mind that I just shrugged and ate. While we were there, we could see that there were many people who acted like regulars enjoying their meals, and many of them were also eating tomato pies, however, we're on the hunt for a place that's going to satisfy our need for an Italian place that provides beyond the pizza oven. I'm up in the air about a second shot--my wife was much happier than me with the location (which means we'll likely go), but I'll definitely ask our server more questions about what I'm ordering next time to avoid any surprises.

**Review is for free COVID-19 testing administered here for "Project Baseline."**…read more With more testing necessary to safely "re-open" economic activity in the midst of this pandemic, I took a look at covid19.nj.gov and saw that this was the most convenient testing site to me. The "catch?" One must have a Google account, and sign up to "project baseline" with said account in order to be able to go in and schedule a testing site and time. The cost? Free, at least in terms of cash money. Some have expressed concerns with what Google's biotech (whatever happened to just being a search engine? Those were the days...) division does with the information gleaned from this testing. To me, it was a worthwhile trade off to find out that at the time of the swab, there was no COVID detected. The process? Easy!! At the Robbinsville Rite Aid, I pulled up to the drive-through pickup window at 12:25 on a Sunday afternoon. There was only 1 car in front of me and they were in and out quickly. So was I! The pharmacist verifies your information, sprays down the drawer with disinfectant, and then proceeds to place a cotton swab, a vial with some liquid in one end, and an alcohol wipe in there for your use. With the building and safety glass separating you from the pharmacy, the staff then directs you over the speaker (with you in your car) to insert the swab into one nostril for 20 seconds, giving it a couple of complete turns while roughly 3/4 of the way inside your nasal cavity. You then repeat this process on your other nostril. When complete, you have to break off part of the swab, as it is too long to fit in the tube (swab shortages I assume), place the cotton swab in the provided tube, put the lid on, place in the drawer and off you go! They email you results if negative, phone call + email if positive. In my case the results were emailed very early Wednesday morning, very quick turnaround! The staff were friendly, and the Robbinsville Rite Aid is right at the corner where route 33 and main st come together in the midst of the newer fake downtown where DeLorenzo's and Dolce & Clemente's is.

Amazingly incompetent and barely able to communicate. Rite Aid must be paying pharmacists minimum…read morewage and hiring middle school kids as clerks. Save yourself a headache and go to CVS near Halo Pub.

Robbinsville is always my CVS pharmacy specifically because of the pharmacist Shaun. My insurance…read morewanted me to go to another for cheaper rates but just can't do it. Also had an excellent experience today with the manager. Was very patient with me and courteous. Just needs to smile

I see saw the review by Ve R. from 3 years ago with complaints about the pharmacy and was in shock…read more Ever since they got a new manager Sean G. This place is awesome. Great service, friendly reminder calls, special ordering meds before hand for regular customers. Completely kicked Walgreens with all the drama, bs, insane power trips by pharmacists "illegally practice medicine with out a license" by asking to see x-ray and MRI reports to see if "I really need" the same pain meds I've been getting from the same doctor same everything for 5 years. Treated like a junkie by Walgreens every month. Here at CVS, IM A PERSON!!!