It's mostly fruit but you'll find a few other items, like the Bemar Snacks Mofongo Party Mix…read more You'll find items like prickly pear fruit that don't show up in most stores plus more mangos than usual, while more common items like Sunset tomato packs have better prices than most JC stores.

There's a little oasis of food (Dominican Cuisine) nestled in this market. The food is…read moreauthentically Dominican and they offer other basic cuisine, all seasoned and prepared well. It's all set up buffet style giving you the opportunity to create a plate according to your taste and appetite for the moment. Breakfast is limited but very Dominican in offerings and flavor. The buffet caters to any appetite vegetarians, vegans, pescatarians and of course carnivores. Service consists of buffet attendants who keep the area very clean, they are helpful and menu knowledgeable, most importantly they keep the delicious cuisines coming out to replenish the empty trays at buffet steam tables. Ambiance is like no other... You're seated in the produce section of a market having a delicious meal community style. Limited seating is offered indoors just grab a seat and "buen provecho" enjoy your meal. A couple of tables are placed outside the main entrance for outdoor dining but it's not recommended unless you're in a rush to just sit, eat and run. It's both affordable and tasty so definitely Yummy Tummy here. If you have a bad meal here then blame yourself because you created the dish. NOW SHUT UP AND EAT!

It's a OK grocery store - it's nothing special and the prices are actually a little more expensive…read morethan nearby grocery stores - but it's OK. I will *specifically* note that if you have a pet, consider going elsewhere, they do not like pets inside. My review will not be impacted by this pet advisory though, as it's not an important factor for most people, but, just wanted to emphasize it for those who may have a pet and need to get groceries.

We always make it a point to visit this tienda every time we are in town. We don't have any…read moreHispanic food markets in upstate New York worth going to. Pros: Their food ready line is AMAZING! Lots of ensaladas and hot food options. Huge produce selection Cons: Candy/Bonbon section has shrunk a bit and they no didn't have any pinta azul paletas or the Bianchi's by de la Rosa. We were able to find them here in the summer time. We can get spices here that we cannot find anywhere else and they always have Serranos and specialty peppers stocked. You can find yuca plants and harvested yuca here as well. Their meat market is robust and will likely have every type you're looking for. Tips: Try to go with someone who speaks some Spanish - not everyone speaks English and can be challenging if you're looking for a specific item. I was treated with respect and I do speak some Spanish, which may have helped (attempting to speak Spanish went a long way during this visit) One of the shelf stockers spoke only English and was able to help me find something I was looking for.

I shop here because I'm old, and it's convenient. Customer service is non existent. The…read moremanagement is rude, unfriendly and unhelpful. They all need a course in customer relations.

Everyone is so friendly, the food is always delicious, and I love going there. It's always a great…read moreexperience!"

I had the Italian sandwich on a roll and it was delicious, probably one of the best sandwiches I've…read moreever had. Service was quick, and the ambiance was sweet because you can tell it's a small family business.

I recently visited Hoboken for the first time (no, really) and it was a rather hot day and I needed…read moreto hydrate and thankfully I ran across Natural and Plus. The outside looked like an old fashioned deli/grocery with tables/stands outside for fruit and flowers. However, once you step inside you see a deli that looks like one of the nicer ones you'd come across in Manhattan's West Village. Based on the other reviews I've read below, it seems like this space has been renovated recently. The buffet table I've seen mentioned is no longer there. The shelves look new(ish) and the items on shelves are very organized. On top of that, the selection is impressive. There was an entire section of hot sauces including Siracha. On another shelf were some fancy low sugar bags of granola (that cost $13.99 *each*). It is a bit cramped when you navigate the aisles, but it I didn't knock anything over by accident so it's not bad. I snagged a bottle of water and was thrilled when the cashier told me it was only $1. I'm so used to going to Target or Shop Rite and having to pay $2 something for a water. It was cool to see even if Natural and Plus sells fancier stuff, not all their prices are high. I'd happily go back to Natural and Plus to grab a drink (and maybe some fresh cut fruit). Check it out if you're in the area!

Truth be told my interactions with this store are not extensive. I felt like surprising a special…read moresomebody with flowers and I believe this place is the closest store to the PATH station which sells flowers. The flowers are on display outside the store. I picked out my flowers, went inside, paid, and went on my merry way. No compalints here.

I like this spacious place as I can find lots of wellness related supplements and food…read more Findings: Right on Wash Lots of options Its NYC like - with prices and selection Helpful Team members Price is okay I like the supplement expert towards the tincture/CBD section

There were lots of carts available but the items were few. I wanted the NewYork chips on sale- but…read morethere were none. They would not allow another brand to be bought on the sale price. Next I tried to get 2 pretzels bags on sale- however there was one honey bag left- but I was forced to buy 2 since that sale price was 2/$7. If a store cant meet the sale - it should be waved to accommodate. The staff were helpful and the store was clean. I also saw special bags at the checkout counter but I always carry my own. I wish I'd ask how much those were. Anyone know?

This market's prices for fruits and vegetables are the best in the neighborhood. They restock…read moredaily. I lost a pair of sunglasses in the store recently - that were given to me by someone who passed from Covid and the owner compensated me for the loss. Great place to shop!

Nice staff. $5 minimum for cc. The place is one the small side but has good prices on fresh produce…read moreand meats . The butchers are very nice and will chop up you cuts if you like. The dry goods are on the pricey side , but not rediculous. It's a good place where you can get common items and they have about 5 parking spots . I've always been able to get a spot. There is a big rack of quick sell items in front that offer various produce for less than a $1 . You do have to check expiration dates of uncommon items. For example I wanted some bacon bits and they were expired from two years ago.

Sundays have become my favorite day of the week and starting my day at the farmers market plays a…read morevery big part. Every year the market gets better and better, and since the start of this seasons markets in May, it feels like the whole city gets here early and makes a Sunday at of it as well. Some can't miss vendors: -Between Two Slices. They make incredible and unique sandwiches that you just need to try. Get the chicken salad, it's my favorite. They even make homemade english muffins. They sell out early, like within the first 2 hours usually, so get there when the market opens closer to 10 if you can! -The newest plant vendor that sets up near the fountain. I got all of my herb and veggie plants from them this year and they are thriving. All incredibly reasonably priced as well. -The mini bagels! Cute, delicious, just as expensive as a regular sized bagel. Doesn't make sense but I am going to get them again next week. -The iced coffee stand also by the fountain! It's become a ritual to get a coffee before we start circling. -The bakery right at the park entrance (on Palisade Ave, across from Busy Bee). You can't miss the long line, but it will move fast. They have incredible sourdough bread and pastries. It's a great market with something for everyone and every need. Come with a list otherwise you might just get a little something from everyone.

Riverview Farmers Market has exploded over the past few years. They started with just 12 vendors in…read more2021 and now have 68 vendors. This is probably the best farmers market I've been to in Jersey. The first reason is atmosphere. The park is recently renovated and the layout and pathways are perfect to setup stalls. The folks shopping here seem to be nice, neighborly people supporting local farms, buying break, and enjoying their Sunday. They have a community garden that hosts kids activities, plus a large park and splash pad. Across the street is an awesome coffee shop (my favorite in the neighborhood) Mod Cup, and you'll find Bread & Salt one block away. Secondly, there's a great variety in vendors. Flower stalls, a very popular matcha stall (visit her pop up at The Alps instead), farms, dog treats, bagels, pickles. fresh pasta, bakeries with 5 different kinds of sourdough... Good stuff. If you're in the vicinity, I highly recommend spending a couple hours here on Sunday. Worth the trip!