Stew Leonard's (Located in Paramus Park Mall)…read more700 Paramus Park Paramus, NJ 07652 Cookie Milk Butter Cone Let's explore a couple of the viral items from this supermarket located in the Paramus Park Mall. Cookie Milk: This dairy product is served in a recycled glass bottle. It has an appearance identical to milk, but its aroma is similar to sugar cookies. It basically tastes like cookies combined with milk. This is an unbelievably phenomenal drink. A minute critique is a nutrition label and the capacity is not provided. A bigger issue is you won't find it on the shelves because it is a seasonal item. Butter Cone: The soft serve vanilla ice cream is dipped in dairy fresh butter and sprinkled with sea salt. Originally, I was skeptical about combining a breakfast topping with ice cream. As soon as I explored this creation, it was love at first bite. It had a sweet, salty and buttery texture. And it's available every day of the year. While you are in the supermarket, be sure to explore the lively animations. Throughout the aisles, you will be greeted by flying cows, a variety of fruits and vegetables, a cheesewheel snowman, and the one bite pizza guy. Disney characters will perform on horizontal bars. and animatronics are giving a live performance on instruments. In addition to exploring great food, I also had a memorable experience admiring the scenery. #stewleonards #stewleonardsnj #cookiemilk #holidaymilk #buttercone #onebitepizzaguy #daveportnoy #animatronics #animatronicsatstewleonards

They don't call it the Disney Land of supermarkets for nothing. Having heard about Stew Leonard's…read morewith the same gushy descriptions that people typically reserve for Trader Joe's, my husband and I finally made our first visit this past summer. We get it now. It's hard to encapsulate the joy of this market in words. Is it the windy aisles that make you feel like you're getting lost in a land of yummy things? Is it the cheesy animatronics that don't seem to add much value to the shopping experience, but then you catch yourself singing the avocado song hours later? The fresh, made-in-house goods that you couldn't find anywhere else, like the cider donuts, popcorn, breads, or cheeses? Or the shopper's program that rewards visits with free servings of some of the best soft serve ice cream I've ever had? It's all of the above. It adds up to a shopping experience that feels a lot like shopping at Target, where you vow to buy one thing and end up finding at least five more things that catch your fancy. Stew Leonard's has a rich history, with its roots as a small, family-owned dairy farm, so the cheese and ice cream game is unsurprisingly strong (see note on the soft serve above). But they do other things well. The breads are fresh and amazing, and the produce is incredibly fresh. The prepared foods section is also quite enticing. I once went so gaga on samples of a chopped veggie salad that I immediately went back to buy two. If you didn't just hear that I got excited about a SALAD, then you need to hear it again: ya'll, they managed to get me excited about a bowl full of chopped, cruciferous greens. Other notable sections include the wine and liquor section and the hot foods section, which has a lot of fun options but falls a little short of what you might find at Whole Foods. Even when we come around midday, some things look a little stale, dried, and sad. Some of our buys have been disappointing. Some boneless chicken wings turned out to have pretty processed and bready-tasting meat, and my husband and I have tried several prepared pasta meals that were extremely bland. But we still love coming here, both for the vibes and the most addicting soft serve in the area (hint: try it with a serving of warm, fresh cider donuts).

This place is amazing! Spotlessly clean, everything you could want and happily helpful employees!…read moreEverything about my visit was stellar!

Vraj Fresh Indian Grocery Store is a haven for anyone seeking authentic Indian ingredients and…read morespices in the heart of New Jersey. The store is well-organized, with aisles neatly stocked with a vast array of products that cater to a diverse range of culinary needs. From fresh produce to frozen goods, and an impressive selection of flours and grains, Vraj Fresh ensures that you can find everything you need for a traditional Indian meal under one roof. The quality of the products is consistently high, with fresh vegetables and herbs that are a delight for any cook. The spice section is particularly noteworthy, offering a wide variety of aromatic spices and blends that are essential for Indian cooking. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to assist with any queries and to help locate items. Pricing is fair, making it a preferred choice for many in the community. However, the store can get quite crowded, especially during weekends, which might make for a less than ideal shopping experience. Despite this, the convenience of having such a comprehensive selection of Indian groceries in one place makes it worth the trip. Overall, Vraj Fresh Indian Grocery Store is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to explore or indulge in Indian cuisine. Got any favorite dishes you like to make with ingredients from Vraj Fresh?

I gave 4 Stars as I have limited experience with authentic Polish food…read more BUT this is a great place for almost all of your Polish-themed needs. This is one of 2 locations in Garfield. Easy to get to; Off street parking. Friendly staff. We went for the hot food; great lunch deals; $9.95 gets you an entree, mashed potatoes, and 2 sides. The meat stuffed cabbage was very good. The cheese & potato pierogi were good; the Kielbasa ( sausage) was just OK. There were many choices ( breaded fish, pork, vegetable items, hot\cold salads) However this place has so much more. a butcher shop, a bakery section ( the doughnuts were very good), aisles of authentic food products ( beer, soda, sauces, pickles , hot dogs, and so much more) Soups, frozen foods that were prepared onsite. Polish greeting cards; many magazines and news papers from Poland. the place was packed with so many items. Very impressive.

They need better kielbasa, Polish Pickles, and Sauerkraut…read more The service and ambiance are good, but I'd rather pay the tolls to drive to Greenpoint for much better Polish food.

Very good food and very nice staff. The restaurant is nice and clean. Our whole family, which was…read morequite a large party, was accommodated perfectly and of course the chai is very good.

Adorable bakery with a great seating section. A vast assortment of sweet and savory items prepared…read moreby what looks like Turkish grandmas in the bakery section (I don't think it could get much more authentic). Beautifully decorated with natural elements and subtle elegant nods to its culture. Great prices and flavors on our savory items. I saw many beautiful desserts in the case but was short on time. I def intend to visit again to try more options.

excellent prices made aware of where parking spots where nice people work there many of the…read moreproducts are available. need help getting more vegetables good luck to your business

Situated off of Route 17 South in Hackensack at the former Pathmark, this vibrant Asian specialty…read morefood grocery store opened in late 2025 and is Chinese, aiming for a cheaper market segment. G Mart is named in honor of Gee's father, Shunwah Gee; it has fresh produce, live seafood, and authentic groceries from Asia--the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Korea, China, Japan, & beyond. The huge store is spotless, bright, well-stocked, and organized, making it easy to find everything one needs. The shopping aisles are large for easy navigation. Their produce section is full of vegetables not always found in most American-oriented grocery stores, including baby butter bok choy, enoki mushrooms, red meat dragon fruit, Korean pears, and Chinese leeks. They provide a large selection of fresh seafood, including those that are relatively hard to find in other stores. Unfortunately, there is no bakery or prepared food on site like other Asian markets. Prices are reasonable. The staff are friendly. This is a new option for Asian groceries.

Hackensack, NJ - this new Asian market arrived on the scene last October, and is gradually getting…read moreknown. It's bright, sparkling clean, and has a pretty comprehensive selection of Chinese and other Asian specialty products and ingredients that you won't find in regular grocery stores, all arranged with meticulous neatness. There are exotic produce, fresh meat and seafood (many live fish varieties) and I saw lobster for $8.99/lb, wow! I especially enjoy browsing the household goods and cookware sections, and the cool pottery and flatware. On a recent visit, the most memorable discovery wasn't on any shelf: a remarkably enterprising 12yo girl was hawking Shanghai-style shepherd's purse buns alongside her father, and they were absolutely the real deal! I don't remember the brand, and there's no guarantee they'll be back, but if you spot the duo, don't walk past without buying some. G Mart is a fantastic alternative to other Asian markets in the area, and it deserves every bit of word-of-mouth it can get.

All I can say is Wow! This place reminds me of my childhood, going to Karl Ehmer on 86th Street in…read moreNYC with my grandmother where sausages hung on the wall as well! You'll have an advantage if you know Polish, as many items labels are in Polish, and the non-hispanic workers are Polish as well! Prices are reasonable for what you get, which is a rarity these days. Their hot food selections look amazing, and I'm looking forward to getting a meal next time! Bratek Deli is probably not for everyone, but I'm looking forward to going back!

Normally, I don't like to give businesses a poor review. Service was fine…read more However, as in other reviews, I had the STUFFED CABBAGE. It was full of mostly rice with the smallest particles of meat in a stuffed cabbage I've ever had at any polish deli. If you are interested in a more meaty dish, then stay away.

I was in Westwood and stumbled upon Apricot, a beautiful shop full of Turkish delights -- dried…read morefruits and nuts, sweets, baklava, and coffee. It's an eye-catching, beautiful shop, so I had to walk in. The owner came over to greet me, explained all of their offerings, and I just had to fill a big box full of yummy stuff. Sweets I've never tried before, everything with bits of pistachios, more variations of baklava than I knew existed, and more. Yep -- I filled a box with almost two pounds of stuff. There was also a huge assortment of dried fruits and nuts with tons of variety. "Anything else?" she asked... then I saw the coffee. She made me a delicious Turkish coffee. They have a few tables and chairs where you can sit and indulge, which is exactly what I did. We chatted and I learned this location opened about four months ago, and they have three other shops around New Jersey. After my coffee, we read my fortune and I was on my way. I'll most certainly return again. Highly recommend!

We've been to Apricot several times now and it's amazing. They have an impressive selection of…read morebaklava (I didn't know there could be so many kinds), many types of halvah, dried fruits covered in either dark or milk chocolate, Turkish delight, Dubai chocolate, and so many more options. After welcoming us, the woman who runs this beautiful store asked what sorts of things we like and was kind enough to offer us samples. Every one of them was fantastic, and we ordered a variety of items - including the extra creamy halvah, which melts in your mouth. We're very lucky to have Apricot in our town, and I highly recommend stopping in to enjoy this gem of a shop.