This is a must for budget minded people. They have all kinds…read moreof fruit, vegetables, breads, dairy products, spices and flowers, all at affordable prices. It's not fancy like Whole Foods, but it doesn't cost a "Whole Paycheck!

A great little farmers market tucked away in a strip mall off 46…read more Tons of parking because the complex is huge. The workers were all very friendly and even helped me bag my items. The store itself is nice and clean. I went in on a Sunday right before they closed and they still had a great selection of fruits and veggies. They also have some fun cheeses and dips to choose from in the back. I love these types of farmers markets because they're really inexpensive and great quality produce. I also loved their barrel of pickles, you can never find those anymore and they're always the best. I left with a full bag of produce and spent less than 20 bucks! They also have a flower section with fresh bouquets and even someone there to arrange one for you. Overall, a great stop when you need some fresh fruits and veggies.

This was a good store to experience while in the area! We grabbed a few drinks and snacks we wanted…read moreto try that was native to the culture of the store. Staff wasn't friendly at all but that didn't deter us. The store has a lot of options to choose from! There's something from everyone with such a huge layout !

We stopped by for the first time here on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and Go Fresh has become…read morea regular stop since. My partner loves Indian food - eating and cooking it. So his eyes got huge when he saw the range of groceries and products at the market. I'm a fan of the variety of produce at the price points here. Also we found Motichoor Ladoo ice cream in the cold case section - a must try!

As an outside delivery person this is not a friendly place unless you are like them. I Shop and…read moremake deliveries all over and I have never felt so uncomfortable or looked down on the way I did when I was in that store. It wasn't just the staff, the customers were worse. There is nothing wrong with catering ti a specific group of people but if they don't want basically black people in their establishment maybe they should have in house deliveries only. The one cashier was nice and I think she understood my frustration. We shop and do deliveries to feed our families just like everyone else.

I've been shopping at Grand and Essex for a few years. It used to be a great place, with plenty of…read moreselection, good prices, and good service. All of that has changed over the years. And it keeps getting worse. If you need help, good luck. 99% of the workers don't speak English, and the best answer you will get to a question is a shrug of the shoulders. Their prices have gone up considerably (about 1 1/2 to double what you'd pay elsewhere for the same items), and the service is almost non-existent. You will not get a human being on the phone, and if you happen to catch someone from management at the store, they will behave very uninterested in helping you. Maybe they have more business than they care to handle. Maybe the owners don't know their workers are running the business into the ground. I've seen this before and it's sad. I still shop there from time to time for some specialty items, and because the location is convenient. But I miss what the store used to be. And i will miss them when they are gone.

For Polish bakeries, few holidays are bigger than Fat Tuesday the day before Ash Wednesday and the…read morebeginning of Lent. The consumption of Pączkis (pronounced punch" and "key"), or traditional deep-fried doughnuts with sweet fillings like fruit jam, is believed to bring good luck. A properly made Pączki is a yellow ball of heavy cream, pasteurized egg yolks, yeast, salt, flour, and a splash of rum. Then, the balls are flung onto a tray in neat rows and dunked in oil heated to 375 degrees. After each Pączki cools, it is sprinkled with powdered sugar or slathered in glaze, leaving a smooth, rounded exterior and a tiny pocket of air between the fruit and dough. Today being my partner's birthday, he was in the mood for these sweets. Unfortunately, our local Polish bakery was closed for vacation. Our friend has informed us that he shops at this establishment located off River Drive in Garfield. Upon arriving, there were shoppers lined up by the deli next to the bakery, and the sighting of these donuts made me smile. These came in 2 flavors: raspberry jelly, and rose hips, or thick prune-and-apple lekvar jam. We decided on three each at $1.50. These were freshly made and hit the spot.

Coming from a polish- American, it's nice to have authentic polish groceries and deli meat so close…read moreto home. I love being able to pick up your favorite soda or polish snack without having to buy the plane ticket to Poland The deli meat and kielbasa are super fresh with high quality ingredients and if I'm feeling super lazy, the hot food section has an amazing variety of dinners with that fresh home cooked meal vibe. Also super affordable

This has a nice selection of Russian and other Eastern European food items. We bought some of their…read moreprepared foods like Hungarian beef goulash, cabbage rolls stuffed with chicken and rice, as well as lamb and beef pierogis. They have nice cakes, chocolates, ice cream, smoked fish, all kinds of sausages and cheese, roast pork, chicken shish kabobs, fruit juices, teas etc. The prices are fair too. My kid and I found the beef goulash and the lamb and beef pierogis/meat pies very delicious. The cabbage rolls were so-so.

The service it's OK I will not say the best. The stuff I bought is not even the real stuff I did…read morenot like it.

Nice place to get the fresh mixed nuts and a lot more variety in gift ideas for all occasions they…read moredo have wide selection of flavors candy including sugar free and the service is great stop by and check this place if you are in the area

Over price nuts, and the man who is working there is very rude. He needs to take course how to deal…read morewith new customers. I do not recommend this place since their prices are extremly high. I hope they work on their prices and customer service. Not recommend it.

We really enjoyed the store and are looking forward to going back. As soon as you walk in your…read moregreeted by the smell of baked fresh bread and pretzels, which is my weak spot, give me all the carbs.! We were able to find some really unique items from Germany. There was some really good fines. Some we weren't thrilled with, but I have to say the crushed potato seasoning is so good. You can put it on fish. It really gives a great flavor and texture. I also really liked the almond stuffed green olives . This is a place. We will definitely come back to especially since they have some amazing German chocolate.

A lot of the produce was overripe. The strawberries had noticeable mold. The produce refrigerator…read moreshelves look filthy, as if they are never cleaned properly. Didn't buy any of that. The staff was friendly but definitely understaffed. The eggs and milk were a good price. The line was tremendously long with only one register open. I highly doubt I'll go back unless completely necessary.

I like that it's conveniently located, you can get in and out, it's never crowded, nice meat…read moreselection. Prices are a little high. Someone described it as a suburban version of a Bodega. That's pretty accurate. The workers don't look happy, but they are busy. There's usually 2 cashiers up front. The younger lady that looks to be in her 30's will at least speak. The other cashier looks like a sweet old grandma, but is surprisingly rude. In my experience, she doesn't speak when I say hi, I'll ask for a bag and she'll place it on the belt instead of my outstretched hand, she doesn't say thank you. At first I thought maybe she's just tired and having a bad day. Nope. Been in the store several times since and noticed grandma picks and choose who she's going to bless with a little customer service! I've seen her smile and talk up some, while stone face ignoring others. Even if grandma is a little crotchety at times, I am glad to see she's still out here being active and working.

I hate food shopping. Now, my definition of food shopping is probably different from yours. Since I…read moreeat out most of my meals (thank you, Yelp), my grocery needs are fairly limited. Just the basics: milk, yogurt, honey, fruit and that's about it. Since the whole large chain supermarket thing annoys the crap out of me, I search for solutions. Convenience stores are fine but if you're looking for produce, they're not going to cut it. So those times when I need to stock up without really stocking up, I hit up Kilroy's. They are a small but well stocked mini supermarket that also sells booze. Their prices are.....Well, I don't really know because it's the only place I ever shop. I assume that they're higher than say, Shop Rite but I'm not sure and for me, convenience is number 1. Parking is easy and they are never, ever crowded. Worth mentioning is that if you're looking for a deli counter or elaborate prepared foods, look elsewhere; Maywood Market for example. If you need variety and like to pick and choose amongst multiple brands and sizes, again, not your best choice. But if you need to get the basics, they really can't be beat. My go to place because I really go to no place else.