I won't be shopping here anymore and I deleted my prime membership. Whole Foods isn't what it used…read moreto be. I prefer local farms and stores now. It's a shame was once my favorite. The quality of options have suffered the experience shopping and quality of prepared food has tanked. I have been almost ran over a few times by Amazon shoppers doing online orders. It's all too much now.

Picked up some amazing premade beet salad and eggplant salad…read more Really delicious stuff and exceedingly helpful staff! Tidy salad bar with so many tempting offerings!! I also got oodles of veggies, mint & some donut PEACHES. Very beautiful and sweet!

Store is horrible i was standing in line once and saw a manager publicly yelling at the cashier to…read morethe point she started crying, I felt so bad for her, How very unprofessional of him, He is also dressed inappropriately, wearing super tight pants! And blonde tips in hair, Hey mister no one wants to see your under size package, I understand gay men tend to dress this way, but I find it offensive, just saying Real tough guy likes making girls cry,,, hope someone treats your daughter this way someday,

This location is virtually brand new so to call it clean and bright would understate the obvious…read more While I've never been a big fan of their too cute by half reliance on slight variations of well known national brands (Cap'n Munch.... really guys) their produce is first rate and customer service is a far cry from their early days of to the bone cost cutting when the in-store experience was like shopping by candlelight in an Iron Curtain sub-basement. Now with an air of modern legitimately and credit cards cheerfully accepted, Aldi can more than meet the challenge of the ShopRite lurking next door. It's no small thing that I can now shop there without worrying that someone I know might see me. Aldi gets a frugal five stars.

Omg, I can't wait until our Wegman's in Cranberry Twp, PA opens in 2027...but in the meantime when…read moreI travel I love if I happen to be staying near one. This was my first visit to Wegman's in Princeton, NJ. Someone else was correct in their review saying that the parking lot is crazy. Please be careful & look ALL ways, especially elderly folks. There are cars literally coming from all directions and then of course people walking behind you and in front of you and beside you it's quite the zoo (and this was a non-holiday Sunday morning! ). I had placed an order on the Wegmans app while I was at my hotel for pick up at 11:30am. My app said to go inside to the curbside to go sign to get my food. Maybe I missed it but at the other Wegmans, there was even a sign outside indicating where the food to go department was located... I did not see that on the outside of this building but I could've missed it. Also, once inside I headed to where the prepared foods were, but I also saw no sign indicating food to go, only catering. I asked two women at the bakery counter & they had conflicting answers one pointing me to one end of the store and saying I had to drive up in my car to pick it up and the other pointing towards catering. Since my app did not indicate that I was picking up curbside in a car, I headed towards catering, and that was indeed where the to go food was located. It was 11:20am & my food was ready & in the cooler. They bagged it for me and I was on my way. I didn't have the time to walk around inside this Wegmans, but it looked pretty standard for the store. My favorite part about Wegmans is the massive prepared food/made to order/restaurant section. On this particular trip, I was getting my husband a large Danny's favorite sub to take home, and for myself I got a protein turkey wheat wrap with veggies & a fruit bowl for my 5 hour road trip & a Wegman's brand dragonfruit vitamin water. Wegman's is the Cadillac of grocery stores. No other store compares. You really have to experience one to understand the concept.

Gluten Free section for Baked Good is growing. So happy that they are getting more itemsread more

I love everything about Whole Earth Center! The groceries are varied and of high quality, the…read moreproduce is all organic (how nice to not have to check!) and of excellent quality. The people who work there are pleasant and helpful. Really, they make needing to shop for health oriented groceries an absolute joy!

Great selection and lower prices than any other natural food store in NJ. I was astounded at the…read moreprice of a gigantic jar of honey being $20 - always pleasantly surprised at the low price tag when i check out with lots of food. They have great meats, freshest bison and sausages ive had from a grocery store. This is a go to for groceries if u think whole foods is good this is better!

This is the best store in the Hopewell township. Every couple days I come here and the employees…read moretreat me really good and all the different types of food and drinks there all really good.The feeling of going there is really amazing. Five out of five stars

I love to go to this place. Very respectful employees and they have delicious food to offer…read more Definitely give it a try

The people that work here are great. The coffee is great. The cookies are great. The fresh…read morepressed juices for $3 are great. The food is a bit sketchy. It's 7-11. It's a convenience store. It's not a crave worthy pizza, hot dog, or wing joint, but in a pinch in the wee hours it will suffice.

66 west upper ferry rd 7-11 The new owners are amazing!…read more The store is always very clean, and the personnel always greet you with a smile! Very Friendly! We go every day and are never disappointed! PS. the chocolate chip cookies are the best!

The prepackaged items are fantastic, the service is kind, and the selection is decent. I had the…read moreKimchi Fried Rice, which had the ideal ratio of sweet rice, sour kimchi, and sunny-side-up egg. Everything came together with the runny yolk.

This Asian grocery store features a wide range of Korean specialties, including banchan, snacks,…read moreprepared entrees, various types of kimchi, and bags of rice in different sizes. Like any full-service market, they also have a fish department, along with fresh-cut and prepackaged vegetables, and a selection of meats. As with any grocery store, I strongly recommend checking expiration dates before purchasing. In their fish department, be sure to examine the clarity of the fish's eyes to ensure freshness. The overhead sprinklers in the produce section can sometimes oversaturate the vegetables, so it is worth inspecting those carefully as well. The employees are not particularly chatty, but if you need assistance navigating the store, they are helpful and will point you in the right direction. The aisles are generally well organized and well stocked during the weekdays. On weekends, however, the store is more crowded, and there have been times when specific items I was looking for were either limited or unavailable. The ambiance is okay, and the parking is easy, as it is in a strip mall, and there are plenty of parking spaces. There is a small eating area available if you would like to eat a prepared entree after purchasing it. A sign indicates they are happy to heat your said entree if needed, but I didn't see anyone available to assist. Given the number of excellent eateries surrounding the supermarket, we chose not to purchase and heat any entrees there. This grocery store is conveniently located for those who prefer not to travel all the way to Edison's Asian markets, particularly HMart. It's worth noting that prices here tend to be a dollar or two higher than at HMart. However, when you factor in savings on gas and travel time, it can often be more practical to shop locally.

This has been my stop for years when on my way up to visit family, mostly for lottery/scratch…read moretickets...

First time visit 10…read moreminute parking only in front of store Ample parking on side of store Friendly, fast service Clean and quiet