Great food and service !!! And always consistent quality !!…read moreBest around !!! From cheese steaks to Rubin's or just a sub !!!

Great little country store tucked away in God's Country. I liked the store, the woman behind the…read morecounter, $10.44 after tax and most of the roll. But the more I think about this cheesesteak; 1. it needed more cheese. 2. The mushrooms needed more grill time. 3. mushrooms and onions needed to be mixed with the meat and cheese better.

Came here with the hubby for some lunch on our way towards the shore. We sat for a bit when someone…read morefinally brought us menus. The server was friendly, although overwhelmed. There was no direction of whether to order at the counter or be seated. Hubby ordered a salad that he asked for with chicken but when it came out about 45 minutes later, there was no chicken. I ordered a salad and a mini hamburger- it was advertised on a Kaiser roll, but came out on two slices of bread. When I ordered it, I asked for it medium rare, but it was well done when it finally appeared. Disappointing. The food tasted fine although my hubby's chicken tasted like charcoal. About a half hour after waiting, the people next to us were told there was no roast beef. They adjusted their order and got their food before us, although we ordered before them. A bit strange. While I was waiting for our food, I walked inside to see what kind of things were for sale. They had balsamic vinegar and olive oil which were nice. The vinaigrette was really good and we were told they used the balsamic from it. However, on the shelves in the back, there was a cruddy jar of something that no one would buy. I picked it up not realizing it but put it back. I am adding a picture of the flowers. They were very nice. They should put some work into fixing the signs around that were peeling.

Very skimpy on food and overpriced and it was not welcoming at all. Do not recommend.read more

The Bridgeton Amish Market was one of those places that I had to knock off of my summer bucket…read morelist... Whie it's pretty far away from my home I got plenty of fresh air on my way there! This place is much smaller than most Amish markets that I've been to. But the quality vendors inside made the drive well worth it. I grabbed a smoothie, a pretzel, and a meal from the bbq counter... The surprise item I found there was at a poultry vendor. They make their own all natural ground dog food. $6 for a quart, and my daughter's dog loved it.. I likely won't be down that way again until Spring. But I will make a day out of it by stopping in the zoo and the nearby lake.

Best place to go to and buy fresh food and fruits love there bakery and customer serviceread more

Ordered from this deli tonight on GrubHub. I'm from Philly, house sitting for my parents, and…read morewanted to order something that felt like South Jersey to me. So, naturally, I get a hoagie. It was an arduous process deciding where to order from because I absolutely hate driving and delivery was a must. This spot had two great reviews for Indian food which sounded interesting to me, so I gave them a try. I ordered the American cold hoagie combo with chips and a soda and a 2pc samosa. I really didn't need all that food just for myself, but after seeing the reviews about indian food, I felt a little obligated to try something other than the sandwich. I received a call from a friendly woman after placing my order that they were out of chips and the soda I requested, so she was able to substitute fries and a different soda. She also asked how I wanted the hoagie - apparently if you order without specifying, it's literally just bread, meat, and cheese! Good to know. I told her to load it up with lettuce, onion, tomato, and extra mayo. The food came much faster than grubhub estimated. I had indicated contactless pickup, but the delivery guy still came to the door and waited for me to answer to hand off the food. He was super friendly as well, so I didn't mind. I just felt bad that I hadn't grabbed a mask before answering the door because I thought he would have put the food down and stepped away. I'm really not used to people being so friendly, haha. Philly is the city of brotherly love and all, but we are antisocial and don't like to make eye contact. This was different. The samosas were delicious. I've never had one before so I didn't have any expectations. The green sauce smelled spicy so I used the brown sauce for dipping and I think there was cinnamon in there? I liked the crunch. It was like an Indian perogi with tons of flavor. The hoagie was okay! Not the best hoagie I have ever had in my life, but certainly not the worst and still better than wawa. I added more mayo from my fridge. It just didn't taste like it was made with the same love as the samosas, or maybe I was so impressed with the samosas that the hoagie seemed bland? Hmm. The fries were perfect. Super crisp and crunchy on the outside, but soft on the inside. Absolutely perfect fries for my taste. I was super full after eating everything but half the sandwich, but I am satisfied. I would definitely recommend this spot and/or try some more indian dishes if I am ever in the area with a hankering again.

Overall *** Most of the current reviews are for their Indian food and not one of the several other…read morebusinesses rolled into one. Deli, pizza, toy, convenience store and probably a few others I'm leaving out. The layout is strange and not intuitive particularly if you are there for the deli. We were in the area for a soccer tournament and wanted to grab a quick lunch and there is virtually nothing else around. Calling this setup a "deli" is a stretch, the meats are all thickly, pre-sliced and you can only get a roll. My sandwich had four slices of low quality ham and two slices of Swiss so while edible it certainly wasn't anything I would return for.

On a recent visit back home, I was disappointed to find that the old Delsea ShopRite was closed…read more (Americans have such a weird disposal attitude toward buildings, its no wonder our planet is dying... ) But, I have to say, the new building is very nice and organized (but so was the old one). I went in looking for 3 items- one which was strangely not where I expected (but scrapple is inherently a weird item, so i can't really fault them.) Tastekakes were easy to locate and CHACHING - ON SALE.... SO I wiped them out and filled an entire suitcase to take bake to Alaska!!!! My husband had never had them before and let me tell you, he's a believer, although anyone from NJ knows they're not quite as good as they used to be. None the less, thank you ShopRite for being dependable. The even still had frequent shopper number on file. Woot!

Sale items are always short on stock. Digital coupons are not taken off bill and when you go to…read morecustomer service they tell you that it was your fault that you didn't clip before purchase. That's bull and it has happened more than once. They also did it to the customer in front of me. Customer service puts the blame on the customer, no more the customer is always right. More than one Shoprite in my area so this time is my last at this one. Oh yeh, the manager was very dismissive of my concerns so this will be my last time shopping here.

Just got a turkey and cheese hoagie she put one slice of turkey 2 slices of cheese but loaded it…read morewith lettuce and onions

The previous owner had there shit going ON but these foreigners don't know what US locals like so…read morewe must show them the world!!

I have had to return rotten produce that was purchased on the previous day three times in three…read moreweeks. ShopRite needs to step up its produce quality, especially with Aldi nearby and a Lidl about to be built next door. I for one am looking forward to an alternative source for fruits and vegetables.

This Shoprite is always clean and overall, the staff is very courteous. My only complaint is the…read moreprices. This location has certainly raised their prices and some of the prices are pretty darn ridiculous. For a 3-pack of wrigley's gum, the cost was $3.79. C'mon, really? The Walmart nearby certainly has better deals and prices but may not carry all the items Shoprite has. Other than that, this Shoprite is very open to your input on what products they should supply to their customers.

This store stinks and the employees are very disrespectful. The owner/ manager is very…read moreunapproachable and judgmental towards people of color. Prices are high. Save a lot is around the corner and is much much better than this place.

My favorite little grocery store in Bridgeton. I stop there all the time. They have items you…read moremight not find elsewhere like Mexican cheeses, Mexican soda, Spanish turrón. But they have all the usual groceries. A couple different kinds of frozen veggie burgers, and some frozen seafood. Probably your best shot at buying a ripe avocado. Always a quick check-out.

I happened to be near by and didn't want to pass up on checking out the new store. I believe…read morethere's one over in Cherry Hill too. It's pretty much like Aldi's. No bags, you can buy a brown bag for a few cents or just bring your own (or what I did and just carried in my hands, and this method helps you to not over shop lol) I was able to get fresh baked pretzels and 4 focaccia rolls, mortadella, prosciutto, brie and a few other things for about 24 bucks. Big cheese section. Aisles weren't crowded, easy to navigate, very clean looking. I'll definitely check out the Cherry Hill location soon.

We will never go back to this store! 2 packs of pork chops and the pack of ground beef we bought…read morewere all rotten when we went to use them. They were in our freezer 3-4 days and when we defrosted them to cook them the smell when the package was opened was horrible. We ended up throwing out almost $40.00 worth of meats. Then we tried to call the phone number you can't even speak to anyone.

Today I wanted to go and get a pretzel log with pepperoni and cheese and I was ordering I saw a…read moreplethora of other options so I also got chicken, bacon and ranch. As I was walking around I saw many options of the dinner platters. I decided to get the beef ribs with mashed potatoes and stuffing with chicken gravy. They had so many other options from cakes, sweets and desserts. I definitely found a place that's has amazing food and options.

The Mullica Hill Amish Market is one of my favorite places to go to when visiting back home! My…read morefamily would always go there when they first opened so it was a staple growing up! This Amish Market IS smaller than the Williamstown one, but I think this one is better! First, The donuts! There are so many different options to choose from when picking your favorite donut. For me, the basic white cream is my first option! Another good one is the smores, as well as the blueberry fritter! Each shop is it's own, so you can browse the store/counters and then pay there before moving onto the next one! There is plenty of different options to choose from like fresh meats, candy, bread, sweets, cheese, pretzels, fruits and veggies, and even handmade soap! You can pretty much find anything that you need, right here! This is a great alternative to driving out to Lancaster PA, but the Lancaster experience is definitely better. Everyone is friendly here. The store is literally ALWAYS packed since they are only open Thursday-Saturday. There is plenty of parking, but the lot does fill up fast! Overall, the atmosphere is very nice, just be prepared to be crammed in while browsing. They also have a restaurant to sit and dine in and they do take-out. I've heard that they have some really good food here!