They have all my favorite authentic Asian foods!! Fantastic service and parking in the back. Great…read morefor OC area!

The rice is old, not new rice, need to get a better selection of rice and more different sizes. It…read moreshould say on the package new crop otherwise it's a very nice store with a good selection

A very large supermarket. I didn't find what I was looking for but I got a few other things.read more

Very good ambiance in this location. The view in the parking lot is spectacular. Staff are very…read morefriendly willing to help. Selection of foods are pretty well stocked. The price is moderate. Then every thing is rising. Good location easy access in and out Close to the highway

Mostly vegetables and a little overpriced. Can't say nothing about the service since I didn't make…read morea purchase, although I can say that there weren't many workers floating around. Typical food store atmosphere. Not sure what the attraction is, when you can get most of what they have at other spots like ShopRite or Walmart for a better price.

The market is under new management, not nearly like previous owners. Hopefully will bring back…read moreSpanish products with affordable prices.

I was obnoxiously followed like a shadow around the gift shop during my last visit about two weeks…read moreago, which leaves a bad taste in my mouth, but I'm an Adams' fan in general. I love trying new things and love that most staff know their departments and aren't hesitant to share opinions when asked and sometimes even when they aren't. It reminds me of old school service, and I haven't been steered wrong by their input yet. When this location first opened, I constantly had issues checking out at the front registers. For example, a deal might be advert but not reflected on my receipt, or I could buy three lemons and be charged for four mangos and issues like that. So, I am diligent about checking my receipts, but I haven't caught any issues like that in the longest time. I love that if I come in for items in one of their specialty areas, I can just check out right there and skip the front registers all together. I think this is why I do more impulse buys here than other supermarkets. The prices are high, but I've heard staff say they are treated well. Because of that, I don't mind paying extra. I actually hope the store expands so I can avoid shopping at stores without that reputation. I might avoid this location's gift shop, though.

This is an amazing store. Love the fresh vegetables they have fruits are delicious here also…read more Such a nice variety of fresh organic fruits and veggies. Plenty of choices of meat. Groceries etc can all be done in one store

This ShopRite needs to be renovated. It is old and dated compared to the other stores in the area…read more Staff has been friendly and helpful overall. Sometimes it can be difficult to find specific items. Store is usually busy and can be difficult to navigate with a lot of people.

One of the worst markets in orange county. Poor quality food and service. Avoid it if you want to…read morestay healthy.

Good selection of all Indian pulses, spices and fresh vegetables. Also large selection of frozen…read morefood and fresh food.

The manager went above and beyond there for me . And the rest of the staff are great as well.read more

Well, the self checkout registers are all gone which makes getting in and out of this place take…read morefour times as long now. The store always looks filthy like a herd of buffalo had run through it. I went to grab a pack of bagels and I could feel like they were half frozen and there was condensation inside the bag. I found a different variety that was not half frozen. No clue why they all must come frozen. The customer in front of us had to make two credit card transactions. The cashier picked up a bag of tortilla chips and put it to the back of her order on the belt and forget to ring it out after leaving it close to our order. The cooler door to where the eggs are has a rubber gasket on the bottom that is dragging. When I reached in to get greek yogurt which is on a bottom rack, I noticed a thick layer of filth on the floor. Did not even see any German specialties for sale, just an array of Pumpkin Spice everything which was truly disappointing. What is the problem? Import tariffs?

To Whom It May Concern,…read more Today, I experienced an incident at your store that left me deeply disappointed and disrespected. While shopping, I noticed two employees at self-checkout focus their attention entirely on me. Despite having only eight items--far fewer than others checking out--I was watched, followed, and made to feel as though I was doing something wrong simply by existing in that space. What should have been a simple shopping trip turned into a display of implicit bias and profiling. I was attempting to complete two separate transactions, a normal process that seemed to suddenly become a problem for your staff. The unnecessary remarks, the hovering presence, and the invasive scrutiny were both unprofessional and unsettling. When I addressed the issue directly--pointing out that not every individual of my ethnic group behaves the same way--it appeared to baffle one of your employees. Rather than reflect on my words, she attempted to correct me, further exposing her own assumptions. I reminded her that making assumptions without evidence is the root of bias, and that following and observing someone based solely on perception or stereotype is unacceptable. What made the situation more disturbing was the contrast: multiple white customers with overflowing carts stood unbothered in the "13 items or fewer" section, yet I, with my eight items, became the focus of scrutiny. This is not a coincidence--it's a pattern that many people of color recognize all too well. No one should be made to feel criminalized for existing. No one should be treated like a suspect for simply trying to make a purchase. The entitlement to stand behind a customer, to invade their personal space, and to assume authority over them reflects a deeper, systemic problem that goes beyond customer service--it reveals unconscious prejudice at work. I will not be returning to this location, nor will I spend my money where basic respect is not extended equally to every customer. However, I hope this serves as a wake-up call. This type of conduct does not just harm the person it targets--it harms your brand, your integrity, and the humanity we are all supposed to share. Discrimination--whether conscious or subconscious--has no place in your store, your staff, or any environment that serves the public. I strongly encourage management to address this issue through proper training, accountability, and awareness, so that no one else has to experience what I did today.

Currently the best place to get sushi in Middletown is ShopRite. The MASSIVE catch is; you have to…read moreget it on Wednesdays and they have to be in a black container with some red and gold swirls. That guarantees the best freshness and quality in town. Anything served in a blue wave pattern container is either overpriced, ridiculously small pieces; or both! Middletown's Hannaford isn't as good as the black container sushi; but is definitely better than the blue container sushi. Strangely yet sadly enough; to my knowledge the best sushi in the general area is Pine Bush's Hannaford. Theirs tastes the freshest and has the most variety. Another significant problem I experienced the last few times I stopped there was that I didn't feel safe. The isles felt claustrophobic and there were angry moms yelling at their little children. I swear, from the moment set foot in there something about the rest of the clientele made me feel like I was surrounded by MAGA (Trump's cult) and obviously, when they're around; no one is safe; not even themselves.