Claudia was the cashier who was so very helpful and incredibly efficient. She worked fast while…read morestill being very patient and full of explanations for me. Shop Rite of Spots wood is laid out like an upscale grocery store. The produce section looks like a farmers' market! The deli and pre-made foods include fried chicken, subs, sushi, soup, salads, appetizers and more. Every one was fresh, in the right place and in date. Foods on shelves were stocked by item type, not by brand. This may or may not be helpful to you. Some snack foods are definitely hard to find. I was unable to locate Smart Water and Tastykake items.

One of the staples of our family is the local ShopRite store. It's the only store that I have…read morereally ever known in all of my 49 years of living in this area.

As of 2026, Trader Joe's is officially crowned America's #1 favorite grocery store for high…read morecustomer satisfaction, unique products, and, friendly service. And rightfully so. This weekend I went to H Mart to buy some oranges for Chinese New Year. We give them as gifts to family and friends when we visit their homes. Shocked, they were selling three for $3.99. The frugal Chinese shopper in me says, no way am I paying that price. Went to Trader Joe's instead and they were selling a bag of eight for $4.99. I even told the girl who was stacking the oranges how H Mart had the nerve to charge so much. Lol. As I continued to shop around the store, the girl came up to me with another bag of oranges and said take this bag instead it has nine (instead of 8) oranges. The fact that she took the time to look for me is what Trader Joe's is all about. That totally made my day. The workers go above & beyond. And don't get me started on the cashiers, I always enjoy saying hi to them and engaging in some friendly conversation. If you can't find a product, a worker will walk you to the aisle. Trader Joe's has me as a loyal customer for life. On another note, oranges are incredibly sweet and juicy right now. Go get yourself a bag.

There was shit all over the walls and they claimed there wasn't over the phone. The manager was…read moreimpolite about the shit and called insane

I am a devoted Aldi customer, but I am disappointed that this location does not periodically…read morerestock shelves/bins during the day (and sometimes during the week) when products--particularly the produce with promotional pricing--sell out. Though not exclusive to this Aldi location, this supply/demand problem is particularly aggravating in the early evening, when many customers do their after-work grocery shopping. There are three checkout lanes, but usually only one cash register is staffed. A second checkout lane will open up only when customers in line are spilling out into the aisles. The single-occupancy restrooms behind the bottled water pallets are surprisingly clean, probably because people forget that they're there.

As usual, I am not a satisfied customer. I have walked out of this store due to the current check…read moreout situation to pay for groceries. Been here a number of times. This time it was the secret checkout line queue. No signs posted! One of the native people pointed to me the one check out line in order to proceed to either of the two cash registers. Piscataway is a sketchy area. Located on the fringe of New Brunswick NJ. I have worked in Piscataway for many years. Nice sales indeed but customer experience...not the best. There are self check out machines in other supermarkets.

My friend swears by Lidl in Long Island. I went to this location about 6 months and just didn't…read more"get it." A little too spartan and too much variation between branded and unfamiliar items. Now with tariffs poised to destroy the trucking industry I knew I better figure it out so I can stash more cash. Btw a pox on all your houses if you contributed to this. Anyway. Ive gone a couple times in the past 2 weeks and there are things I quite like there: the salted butter, shredded cheeses, breakfast sausage, and fruit punch are always priced right. Small bags of produce like sprouts and broccoli work well for me since I'm usually solo and can eat them before they go bad. The hodge podge aisle is fun to shop too. I never buy but I like looking at all of the gadgets and seasonal items. Perhaps when we emerge from this impending depression, I'll indulge. Anyway, I can't do all my shopping here but it fills in the gaps nicely. Between this, Costco and a TJs run here or there I'm good. It won't look perfectly orderly or always well-stocked. But, if you can transcend the psychops of traditional grocery shopping you'll leave with an extra dollar or two in your pocket.

I have been to one other Lidl showroom in Maryland . Glad to see another one in our vicinity …read more Haven't been to this store before and quickly bumped to this location to buy few stuff . Wanted a beach chair but they did t have it . I also saw tomatoes at 90 cents in the Maryland location but didn't get it cheap here . They were about 1.99 or more in the north Brunswick location . I like their bakery . Good products and not that pricey. Service can be better . Not many employees around to help. Good shop for all household items. Lots of parking outside .. nice locality .. pretty cold to rt 1... good experience overall .. 4 stars ..

Whenever I am around Princeton I make sure to stop by at the Patel Brothers to stock up on some…read moreIndian pantry items. Compared to other Indian groceries this place is large and relatively clean. It gets very crowded on weekends so keep that in mind. They have all sorts of produce, and some even packaged chopped and sliced vegetables for convenience. They also have nice bakery section where they are constantly cranking out fresh rotis; they also have all sorts of savory sides as samosa, kati, and other yummy food. Around the produce section they also have store prepared various curries and they are decently priced. I would say the downside of this market is the space is not well organized especially around the bakery section; and the cashiers tend to be grumpy Oh, also, unlike smaller Indian markets this place does not sell atta flour, basmati, and other flour and rice in smaller bags. I am used to getting basmati in a 5lb bag, but here I bought a 10 lb bag

Nice store with all Asian grocery needs . As with other stores, they have a roti store and they…read morealso sold other stuff like samosa , pav bun , pav veg kheema etc . We got some dabeli pav and it didn't taste good . Wasn't fresh I think . I hope they don't sell old stuff ! Otherwise , the vegetable market and other grocery stuff was good . Billing was quick and service was ok . Overall a good shop for south jersey neighborhoods .

Was in plainsboro and googled this place.. I actually wanted to eat something but saw most of the…read morechinese restaurants inside this asian shop. Went in and it was good . Lots of asian food, bakery , cakes etc. cakes were good . Got a mango mousse cake and it was good . Shopped in few other things . Service was good . Pricing wise it was ok. Lots of parking outside . Good location, very close to all other shops . Ok ambience !

This place has everything and more! I think they have an amazing fruit and vegetable selection,…read morewith lots of unique products that you might not be able to find at a typical grocery store. The meat and fish selection is also great, lots of varieties of meats/bones at an affordable price. Great selection of teas, spices, snacks, drinks, noodles! I enjoy going here and just looking down each aisle and seeing what new things i can try. The store is clean and nicely organized. It is nice that they have a little food court selling drinks and various to go dishes. Great place to come for a quick lunch or for a snack before shopping. Recently went here to get all my ingredients to make homemade pho! They had everything and more and we walked out with a full cart for less than $200. I will be back!

As a Rutgers University Student and a student deriving from various cultures, I believe that this…read moreBravo Supermarket has been the focal point of affordability and variety. The trip from the College Ave campus is about a 5 min. drive and a 15 minute walk and it's usually fun to take that trip with a friend and experience the different shops on George St. When entering, you are greeted to aisles of cohesion and neatness that almost give you a sense of serotonin and the willingness to shop. They usually would have the products that you ranging from american cuisine to latin american products, however, please beware that some of the american products may be marked up more than the international products and you are able to get them elsewhere. Nevertheless, the market is the perfect size, yet they are still able to carry a range of products. This is a great location especially if you live in SoCam or The Standard (& a Student Discount :)--I would recommend checking this out!

Love this place! The produce is super high-quality. They sell large bunches of mint, cilantro,…read moresage, just about any herb you can think of, they sell. The spice section is massive, has a ton of variety, and it's cheap. Wide variety of cuts of meat, wide variety of beans, and the employees are very nice. They also have a 5% student discount.

i go to the superfresh on Fulton Street in Cypress Hills, brooklyn i really like their reasonable…read moreand affordable prices on their products. also their buffer menu is so good!!!

A little but all you can find grocery store for the residents of Highland Park…read more This came as a replacement to the Stop and Shop that existed in this premises and has been able to keep up to the promise of finding what you need. They have a fresh collection of groceries at all times and most of the time the store is neatly kept. I rate this place two stars less for three reasons- - Get milk or a cup of ice cream and you will know it's always at least $2 pricier than what you get at Target. - There's always some stacking of refilling happening eve during busy business hours by the staff while you are shopping and that is slightly annoying. - Being a vegetarian I find it highly intolerable with the meat smell that comes out of the butcheries especially the seafood market stall.