Food is fantastic. Great old fashion vibe…read more They sell Zagnut candy bars I hard not to love ?

This market was crowded during lunchtime. There are two ordering stations, one on the left and the…read moreother on the right. We were told that the wait time could be half hour long because it was busy. You paid the order at the register then wait until your name is called. You can grab side dishes, snacks, chips, cookies at the store. I highly recommend peppadew filled with goat cheese. Service was great. There are some seatings inside and outside.

I had a great experience at ShopRite tonight 4/25/26 in Rio Grande thanks to Nya (produce dept). I…read moreasked where a product was located, (stonefire pizza crust) and she didn't just point me in the right direction-she offered to go into the stock room to check if they had more available. (No product was on the shelf). That level of effort and customer service really stood out and made my shopping experience so much better. ShopRite is lucky to have her!!

I used to love going in Shop Rite for sushi until I asked if I could get the normal sauce and…read moretopping the other ones had. Seemed like no problem until I saw her ungloved hand reach into the topping container

just left the location your deli employees need some customer service training never seen such…read moremiserable people especially the heavy set lady I waited 20 minutes for a pound of turkey & you weren't busy the one kid waited on one customer who bought 3 items while the lady just let me wait there I guess they can't do two things at once . I had been in customer service for over 40 years & I know what I see , I don't do reviews unless I fell it necessary , I was there at 7:30 on 6/28/25, I will go to the Acme in Cape May next time. Phil M from Florida

Lady working in the beer section currently at 8 pm today 08/26 gave me a hard time checking out…read more Held a guys $100 order while he shopped. I had one thing and gave me a poor attitude and said I had to wait. Said I could not get cash back or put my phone number in. Laughed in my face when I asked why I was given a hard time for one item. Lady was ignorant and rude. I don't want to see her working again. Get normal staff who provide actual customer service.

Great place to get corn tortillas, tostadas, sauces, cheeses, spices, Mexican Cokes, etc. Let's…read moreface it, South Jersey is a Latin Food desert. You'll find some authentic products here from Oaxaca and elsewhere. I highly recommend this tiny grocery store for anyone seeking authentic Mexican ingredients, e.g. for your family's 'taco night'. I'll be back for sure.

Fantastic little grocery store in the Alleyway near Ben & Jerrys off the mall (the map direction on…read moreYelp is wrong). They have great Mexican products and Mexican sodas (with real cane sugar not corn syrup). Perfect place to go and prep for taco night.

Do you love Peanut Butter? Well, then you've got to try Cape May Peanut Butter Company. Located…read moreright in the center of town with all the shops is this incredible peanut oasis with all sorts of different flavored peanut butters, (That you can taste), along with so many other incredible goodies like cookies and scones, peanut butter treats, sandwiches, candies, all sorts of flavored nuts, oils, spices, jams and jellies and so much more. Amy was helping us make our selections and she was super helpful and fun! I wound up with some Sour Cherry Jelly & Thai Peanut Sauce/Dip. My husband is the peanut butter maven and he took home 2 of his favorite 32 oz jars of honey roasted peanut butter. They won't last too long for sure. They have another location in Smithville and you can also order via their website. And if you go this time of year, you can beat the crowds and enjoy the story even more! The store is filled with so many amazing creations. I can't wait to go back again soon.

The very best ever! I love this place and miss visiting so I just had to order a couple of my…read morefavorites. I had no idea that their nationwide shipping service would be so fantastic. They send flat rate by the amount of your order and tell you that it should take approximately 9 days total to arrive. Mine came in 5 and I'm in Florida! I ordered my Butterscotch peanut butter, capucino too. If you are a nut butter fanatic you must try their nut butters. The butterscotch may sound a bit off but I reassure you it's not too sweet at all and not entirely smooth. There is texture in these butters and you can tell that they have not been sitting around for too long and you will know when you look on the bottom of the jar it tells you when it was made! I promise you cannot go wrong. I ordered a few peanut butter cups as well and everything went fabulous! Considering I had 6 jars and 6 peanut butter cups each item was packaged perfectly and delivered on time and wrapped with such care I'm very pleased. If you are in the area the store is fun too! If not don't be afraid to order and they have so much not only peanut butter you must explore their options! Pickles, peanuts, treats from the bakery, spices, oils, dog treats, and so much more! If you go there is ice cream too !!!! Yummmmm! Address: 516 Carpenters Lane, Cape May NJ 08204 Hours: Thursday 10AM-5PM Friday 10AM-5PM Saturday 10AM-5PM Sunday 10AM-5PM Monday 10AM-5PM Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Phone: (609)898-4444 Website: https://www.capeislandfoods.com/capemaypeanutbutterco

The owners are thieves and liars. They hired me to put down new subfloor and I agreed,only because…read morethey told me their previous contractor abandoned them! I walked in on full demolition and rough in plumbing and electrical being done completely wrong and illegally! ..come to find out they had PULLED no permits! When the job was shut down the owner accused me or reporting them! My job was 98% done and I had to shut down until the owners obtained permits to which they can't without a contractor,I will not pull permits for them after the bs they caused.. They owe me over $4500! Turns out nobody wants to work for them..I found out to little to late! Disgusting people! DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS BUSINESS!

Talk about a terrible and just absolutely rude lady of a manager. We're enjoying a sincerely…read moreoverpriced sandwich when they kick us out because it's 11 minutes closing. I'm enjoying my meal, and lo and behold, this lady comes shouting saying "ITS CLOSING YOU HAVE TO GET OUT" This isn't manhattan. This is a small beach town. How can the staff be this rude?!

This is a perfect grocery store while staying in the wildwoods or wildwood crest beaches. The store…read moreis within drivable distance; the parking lot is great and was busy when I visited on a Sunday morning. The store is well packed with grocery, bakery and diary items for which I was shopping. The store is kept well and maintained clean. The staff was okay and not of much help. It is definitely a good place to shop while you are vacationing in Wildwood for sure.

Great store down the shore!! Quick to stop in and grab goodies. Clean and organized. I think it was…read morerecently upgraded a bit from last time we were there.

We felt the food at The Lobster House in Cape May, NJ was a very good value and the service we…read morereceived was very good. We would have had to pay at least 30% more for the same meal back home in Metro Atlanta, GA. We went at 5:30 pm on a Saturday and we were number 57 on the waiting list. We were seated in about 45 minutes. My wife and I each started with an escargot appetizer. I also had a bowl of snapper soup with Sherry. This was followed with a 3 lb steamed lobster. My wife had the Lobster House special which is linguine with lobster tail, scallops, and shrimp. Each entree comes with a salad and at least 1 side. I had a baked potato and stewed tomatos. My wife had a zucchini blend. We both had a diet coke for our beverage plus water. I would definitely go back.

1921 this local establishment began. 105 years ago. Sure, my solo dining for over $100 with tip was…read moreout of kilter with the value but there's are good reasons this institution is still here. Staff is one - a thrum of hive-like busy bee activity - they all worked hard from I could see and since this is a volume business, that is a backbone to their success. My Latino server was attentive and upbeat. Nice guy. Next - the food wasn't that bad at all. The Lobster Bisque was pleasant and the Flounder Francaise was fine - not $37 fine but hey, you're paying for location too. Plus I'm sure the fish was fresh. Shane they didn't have filet of sole. Coffee, apple pie with ice cream, and baked potato were each unremarkable - on par with diner chow. But again, it's not the Coffee House or the Baked Potato Mansion. I saw many families here and I suspect for many of those families, toddlers and elders in tow, years of their memories here with families is a valuable reason for them to go. Tradition has a place in a long term eatery. Like Sparks Steakhouse. Wait. My bad example. Like Krogs Fiske Haus in Copenhagen. I'll die childless and all my family are long gone so I'm afraid the other memorable aspects of this sprawling seafood beer hall (in appearance - not literally a beer hall) were just observations - like the bare breasted sea ship carvings on the walls - won't prompt my return. Fun fact: why they are bare-breasted: according to maritime folklore, showing an exposed breast was believed to "shame" the sea into becoming calm. It also served to appease the angry spirits of the ocean. For me, it just was a bit embarrassing to have the mammalian protuberances monitoring my feeding.