First time visit…read more Very big parking lot Friendly customer service Clean Quiet Lottery sold here

I used to work the door at a dive bar in Philly that attracted a lot of college students, so…read morecarding people was my main function. I learned a few things along the way. The better looking you were, the more likely I was to card you. The better you dressed would also get you a good look, whereas if you were ugly, and dressed like a hobo, you might get a pass. Still, I appreciate the difficulty in determining age within a few years, especially when people are young. There are dire consequences should you get it wrong, and the employee is rarely on the hook for it. On the other hand, there must be some common sense involved when you make a policy decision to just card everyone that comes through your door. This isn't a Wildwood Road House, it's a grocery store and most of the people in it, are older than dirt. Kids don't go to the grocery store. If the person in question is trying to buy Fireball while carrying a box of Captain Crunch, you should probably card them. If you look like me, you might want to give them a break. This is apparently company policy, which is simply lazy, an unforgivable display of hospitality, and not within the spirit of the law. It's illegal to sell liquor to minors so Acme has decided to use a sledge hammer on a thumbtack. Clearly, management has zero faith in their employees to make good decisions, and from the number of cashiers on the floor, apparently no interest in providing anything remotely approaching customer service. I find it tacky and insulting. It wasn't always this way. It's been four decades since I was underage, and now that I'm pushing sixty, I can't find the logic in carding me simply because Acme doesn't trust it's employees to have a lick of sense and doesn't give a rat's a** if their customers are inconvenienced. There's no competition in the immediate vicinity so they must feel secure that they can treat their customers poorly with little repercussion. Where else are we going to go? Why not have a more nuanced approach? Do they look like they could be younger than 30? Maybe you ask for ID. Carding everyone is an insult to everyone involved, including the poor employees who have to deal with it. It makes you want to order everything you can from Amazon, buy your liquor from a local store, and get your produce from a farm stand. No bags. No sense. No service. No sale.

I wish this store were near me. They have all the products I would buy if staying for an extended…read moretime. Great little shop, expensive, but if you want the goods, they are here.

Connivence you pay for. The deli seems to be where they make their money as they items there are…read morefairly expensive. Usually you think buying fresh premade products might save you a little money instead of buying packaged but it seems like it's the reverse. The drink fridge and bagels are reasonably priced but I find the deli items are way more expensive than back home and I might find myself just going to Wawa to get a reasonably priced sandwich.

A bit pricey, but always have what you need and so convenient on the island. Available when you…read moreneed them

The best market I have ever been to. Fresh food, unbelievable ready made food and courteous staff…read more It is not only food shopping but an actual experience! Please try Avalon Super Market. You will love it!

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!!

This was alarmingly aggressive!! At 8:58 on Tuesday June 7th I made the mistake of shopping at…read morethis location and also made the decision to use self checkout, at the front entrance.at the end I had to get the "service associate " in order to continue with my purchase, upon asking for help, she said are u on 2 computers? I responded, no just this one the one that is blinking red ..and she said "oh u have an attitude your lucky im at work""she was rude, disrespectful and tried to intimidate me using her size advantage , I was actually shaking. Did not get her name , but that was like a scene from a movie!!

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.

I didnt Pay almost $5 for a 16oz cup of milk. This coffee…read moreTastes like straight up ass I could get much better at Starbucks New Jersey coffee maybe it's this location

Fast, friendly reasonable! We love our Wawa back home and I'm so glad there is one in a stone…read moreHarbor. Many breakfast sandwiches at the ready by the registers, fresh hot coffee and pleasant employees. If you're tired of the price gouging at all the other establishments then visit the Wawa! In season they're open 24 hours a day but that's not the case off season- I found that out the hard way one year.

Never thought I would review a grocery store, but here I am reviewing one…read more Anyway this like your normal grocery store. For those not in the area it's like a Tom Thumb. Which I think owns Acme. I think this because the store brand name of Signature Select is the same as Tom Thumb's/Albertsons. Like I was saying it has lots of fresh fruits, veggies, pasta, dairy, lunch meats and anything you need to cook a meal for yourself or others. The people who helped me out at the deli, seafood and cashiers were all very nice. I will shop here again when I need to, instead of paying lots more money to eat out. Lastly, they don't sell booze here. Which is state thing I suppose. Which is ok because there is a beer/wine/liquor store across the street. Overall a great place to go grocery shopping.

I didn't plan as well as I could have for our midweek frolic to Wildwood for some sun and fun at…read morethe beach. I probably could've stopped at some large grocery store on the way down but I didn't. I was wrangling kids and trying to make the last few business calls so I could shut my phone off for a measly few hours and enjoy the surf here in Wildwood, New Jersey. Instead of patronizing the many restaurants, delis, snack shack's and other food establishments, I decided to stop here and load up on some supplies so we could have breakfast in our room and make lunch for the beach. I was not disappointed. Acme is your standard small grocery store. Prices are higher, of course, because we are here at the beach. I'm sure that I could've driven 20 minutes away to someplace in Rio Grande but I would've just spent that same amount in gas and time. The store was clean and well organized and had everything I needed. My cashier Cassie was a delight to talk with at the time of checkout. Thankfully, acme takes credit cards and you should bear that in mind because many, many places in Wildwood are cash only. One small issue, no paper bags available. Like many grocery stores, acme has gone to recyclable only. Back home, I can pay for a paper bags if I forget my stash of recyclable ones. Here, it's by the bags or rows. They were kind of cool looking with some nice floral and fruit designs so I added to my list. In the future, make sure you've got a bunch of recyclable bags in your trunk.

They catered a graduation party for us. The foodie in our family raved about the shrimp cocktail…read more-always amazing - and the caprese salad. Very consistent. We love this place

Got a sampler of a bunch of different food from here with my girlfriends.. the seafood was terrible…read morethe calamari not good and soggy the seafood bisque was also flavorless mac and cheese had no cheese.... no redeeming quality. I've had better seafood from berks county not near an ocean. We wanted to like it so bad.

Thank you Yelp I…read morevisited this market thanks to all positive yelp reviews. I'm glad I did. So many great healthy and organic products. I picked up a bunch of stuff Can not wait to go back.

The two women that helped us (Tricia and sorry - I didn't catch your name ) were lovely and so fun…read moreto talk to. Their positive energy and wealth of information made the whole experience so delightful and uplifting. Wish I lived closer! And, by the way, the store had many great items and a relaxing atmosphere. It was a treat to shop there.