Ignore the comment about Bagliani's being overrated and overpriced. It's an old Italian specialty…read moredeli and grocery store that's been around long before I was born. Their sandwiches are great. They have specialty meats and cheeses you won't find anywhere else. Their Italian sausage is the best, and no one else compares. I've been going here for over 30 years and don't even live in the area. My parents and relatives shopped here for years and continue to do so. I've never found another Italian grocery store that compares. If I ever moved out of NJ, this would be one of the places I miss. The customer service is awesome, and I've never had an issue, and I've worked in the grocery store business for years. If you're comparing Bagliani's to Wawa, you must think McDonald's is the same as a high-end steakhouse. My only complaint with Bagliani's, is I thought the store should have been expanded years ago. This place is a hidden gem for those that know about it.

Stopped by as the threat of another snowstorm was predicted. The store was busy as everyone picked…read moreup fresh bread and deli options. Salads and sandwiches looked amazing. Huge selection of ready to eat food along with produce and meat. Highly recommend.

This market reminds me of a market in Atlantic City. Staff are friendly and helpful. Very…read moreconvenient to pick up breakfast, lunch and or dinner. Special are always listed on fb is you follow them.

Good spot to get an occasional fresh-made stromboli bread, or their renowned blueberry sausage…read more.. but that's about all that this tiny Italian market has to offer. Their sandwich trays are decent, yet messy and not really worth the cost compared to just making it all at home. The hot-and-ready meals of yore that family used to pick up there, are now seemingly a thing of the past. Even the shelved foods have gone downhill over the past few years - No longer kept freshly stocked. There's nothing that makes this place stand out from the crowd anymore as a unique shop to stop into. Everything that you order comes out without a desired topping, or with one that wasn't even specified. I've even had a burger or two come out somewhat charred, mildly flattened, and spilling all over with every bite. Better quality could come from a fast-food joint in that case, and with new faces appearing here every few weeks, it's a wonder how anything at all can be kept stable or moving. Many people, close friends and family alike, talk about how great this spot was... and now, how badly it's turned over the past few months. It's honestly a shame, and I can only hope that they find a way to improve again in the future. Until then, I certainly loved the past great things this place gave!

Guys... The breakfast pizza is to die for; a real local "IYKYK" moment. It's also not really a…read moreHammontonian joint; it's technically located in Nesco, off in the middle of nowhere amongst blueberry fields and beautiful land. I recommend the bacon and egg, or a custom cheesesteak and egg pizza. It'll set you back somewhere between $24 and $30 (it's worth every penny either way), with two slices being filling enough for one person's breakfast. Each one holds 12 slices, which may seem slender and "not enough," but it's a large pie and I've always had either enough to feed four people or plenty of leftovers. Not in a mood for pizza? No problem. They've got plenty of sandwiches, salads, and other offerings. All of them, delicious. I always leave with a pizza, a sandwich, and four fresh-made powdered donuts. Best family-loved hidden gem ever!

Stopped in here for a lil family snacky while we were going to all the local farm stands in the…read morearea. They were VERY quick with it! Our food was fresh and delicious and everyone there was so incredibly kind. They have the "fat" sandwiches like the grease trucks here!! The ones with chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, fries and all that fun stuff. Next time I'm in the area I would come back for sure to try one of those. 10/10 would recommend!

What a great deli! A wonderful assortment of different foods and meats all much better quality than…read morethe local supermarket. I had a Philly Cheesesteak with fried onions, arguably one of the best I've ever had. I recommend this market to anyone looking for prepared foods for lunches or dinners, or raw meat to take home for your own preparation.

Well their pre-made dinners are pretty good but they decided to Go shrinkflation on the General…read moreTso's dinner when they went with a cheaper chicken nugget. Just like there premade subs were a good to go option for the price. They out priced that too. I guess they think people ain't watching.

It's the only grocery store in Egg Harbor City . The…read moredelicatessen is excellent Because of the relatively small size of the store it offers the basics , has weekly sales specials and friendly employees , some of whom have worked there for a long time . I love going there especially for lunch meats and cheeses , salads and the great Parisian bread they have Their Italian hoagies are reasonably priced and great dinner alternative when you don't want to cook .

Have eaten here 3 times now and its a nice little place. First they fixed it up inside and it is a…read morenice cozy place. The staff is friendly and have always provided good service. The food is good on average and excellent at times. Im a fan of the vodka sauce they use. And thier blackened chicken Caesar Salad was above average on the sald front. (Althouh spicy so make sure you like a little spice) thier broccoli rab chicken cuttlet on seeded roll was another big hit. It has long hots on it so again make sure you like spicy or make sure you get them taken off. Again if your in egg harbor and loving for a solid meal in a nice cozy place thos place shouldn't disappoint.

We were a family dining with four kids ranging from 1-7 years old. It was empty in the restaurant,…read morethe kids were getting ansy and the baby started to cry by the end of the meal. The owner came out of the kitchen just to tell us to quiet down and get the kids to sit down in an extremely rude tone. My kids were at no means running around the whole restaurant being insane. They were standing up next to their chair, but they were not going crazy. I took my middle son to the bathroom and over heard the owner and another staff member talking about my kids. Mike the waiter was so nice on the other hand. He noticed immediately after that it upset me, and comforted me. This is NOT a family friendly place. Do not go if you expect to feel welcomed. There is way better food and atmosphere at other local spots.

While traveling to wildwood, I had lunch at Bruni,s pizza I had the chicken Caesar salad with fresh…read moreromaine lettuce and my family member had cheese pizza which was excellent everything was good. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

Played a gig at the brewery across the street…read more Decided to get some food to share. We tried the cheesesteak bread. The portion was large and tasty along with the marinara sauce provided for dipping. The place has been there since 1956 and is highly respected. As I understand it has new owners and they seem to be doing a good job. I'd like to try the pizza on my next visit

Not sure who's out here giving this place bad reviews, but they clearly didn't try the chicken…read morecutlet sandwich. It's the best I've ever had hands down. And I'm Italian, I know chicken cutlet. But I've never had it like that before. The place is spotless. Staff is everywhere, ready to help with whatever you need. I honestly don't get the negative feedback. I'm from Runnemede, NJ, and I thought our ShopRite was solid turns out, it's not even close. Also, side note: Hamilton must be hiding a modeling agency inside this store, because every woman I saw looked like she walked off a runway. I was stunned. One after another boom, boom, boom just gorgeous. Whoever owns that ShopRite? Yeah, they give a damn. And it shows.

12 years ago I posted a review about the ShopRite in Hammonton, and it has not changed a bit (maybe…read moreeven it has gotten worse). They put items on sale, then have none to buy...not just for a day, but throughout the week. They won't allow customers to use coupons on sale items - in this economy, those coupons might be vital to getting through a week. This store is everything a neighborhood grocery store should NOT be.