Stew Leonard's (Located in Paramus Park Mall)…read more700 Paramus Park Paramus, NJ 07652 Cookie Milk Butter Cone Let's explore a couple of the viral items from this supermarket located in the Paramus Park Mall. Cookie Milk: This dairy product is served in a recycled glass bottle. It has an appearance identical to milk, but its aroma is similar to sugar cookies. It basically tastes like cookies combined with milk. This is an unbelievably phenomenal drink. A minute critique is a nutrition label and the capacity is not provided. A bigger issue is you won't find it on the shelves because it is a seasonal item. Butter Cone: The soft serve vanilla ice cream is dipped in dairy fresh butter and sprinkled with sea salt. Originally, I was skeptical about combining a breakfast topping with ice cream. As soon as I explored this creation, it was love at first bite. It had a sweet, salty and buttery texture. And it's available every day of the year. While you are in the supermarket, be sure to explore the lively animations. Throughout the aisles, you will be greeted by flying cows, a variety of fruits and vegetables, a cheesewheel snowman, and the one bite pizza guy. Disney characters will perform on horizontal bars. and animatronics are giving a live performance on instruments. In addition to exploring great food, I also had a memorable experience admiring the scenery. #stewleonards #stewleonardsnj #cookiemilk #holidaymilk #buttercone #onebitepizzaguy #daveportnoy #animatronics #animatronicsatstewleonards

They don't call it the Disney Land of supermarkets for nothing. Having heard about Stew Leonard's…read morewith the same gushy descriptions that people typically reserve for Trader Joe's, my husband and I finally made our first visit this past summer. We get it now. It's hard to encapsulate the joy of this market in words. Is it the windy aisles that make you feel like you're getting lost in a land of yummy things? Is it the cheesy animatronics that don't seem to add much value to the shopping experience, but then you catch yourself singing the avocado song hours later? The fresh, made-in-house goods that you couldn't find anywhere else, like the cider donuts, popcorn, breads, or cheeses? Or the shopper's program that rewards visits with free servings of some of the best soft serve ice cream I've ever had? It's all of the above. It adds up to a shopping experience that feels a lot like shopping at Target, where you vow to buy one thing and end up finding at least five more things that catch your fancy. Stew Leonard's has a rich history, with its roots as a small, family-owned dairy farm, so the cheese and ice cream game is unsurprisingly strong (see note on the soft serve above). But they do other things well. The breads are fresh and amazing, and the produce is incredibly fresh. The prepared foods section is also quite enticing. I once went so gaga on samples of a chopped veggie salad that I immediately went back to buy two. If you didn't just hear that I got excited about a SALAD, then you need to hear it again: ya'll, they managed to get me excited about a bowl full of chopped, cruciferous greens. Other notable sections include the wine and liquor section and the hot foods section, which has a lot of fun options but falls a little short of what you might find at Whole Foods. Even when we come around midday, some things look a little stale, dried, and sad. Some of our buys have been disappointing. Some boneless chicken wings turned out to have pretty processed and bready-tasting meat, and my husband and I have tried several prepared pasta meals that were extremely bland. But we still love coming here, both for the vibes and the most addicting soft serve in the area (hint: try it with a serving of warm, fresh cider donuts).

Wegmans is my go to market. They have all necessities including their own brand. However, I have…read morefound lately their produce has been lacking though,. Note, all of their staff including the liquor store staff are exceptional.

Wegmans has my favorite orange juice from a supermarket. When we are in Montvale, we actively go to…read moreWegmans and make a long trip to check out everything. My little one loved his cart. Had the best time on his Wegmams.

Lidl is a new grocery shopping stop for me. Since the Paramus location opening last month, I've…read morebeen hitting up Lidl on Rt. 17 a couple of times already. I am a Lidl fan now. I like the German pretzels from the bakery section. Lidl also has a variety of tasty and affordable Indian frozen dinners. My husband is a big fan of having a few of these in our freezer at home as backups for very busy work nights when we don't have time to cook. I like some of their home brand snacks. The self-check out area has about 6 or so stations, so I haven't ever been on a line really. There are also register aisles, but I've really just seen staff at the self-check out area. There's ample parking in the shopping plaza where the Paramus location is situated. I will get a cart from one of the outside pens and push it to the store. If you have little ones, there are also mini Lidl carts that they can push around along with you - very cute!

Lidl is comparable to TJ and Aldi in price and product.I don't like shopping in TJ and Aldi because…read morethey are always crowded and alot of the time, they are out of the items I want. I like this Lidl because it is well stocked the majority of the time and their customer service is always good. And there's always parking. I shop here mainly for fresh fruits and veggies, chicken and fish, nuts and Alkaline water. I've tried some of their brand items and they are ok. Lidl consistently carries some name brand items like Goya, Ocean Spray, Poland Spring and others, which I like. Lidl sells freshly baked croissants for $.49. If you can get your hands on them, they are delish. Overall, this is one of my go to markets to shop.

This location is always nicely stocked The staff are…read morefriendly and welcoming for the most part The parking lot is a complete nightmare with drivers who seem to drive for the first time. Laura is a hottie and a hard worker.

Stopped in this morning around 8:30am. It's one of the only TJ's that still opens at 8am - the…read morerest don't open until 9am. I could not believe how many flowers they had ready for the Valentine's Day rush - and let me say it was definitely a rush!!! Tons of people buying tons of flowers. I actually opted for 2 beautiful plants. I went in originally looking for orchids,but they were a bit disappointing. The flowers, however, were beautiful. Happy Valentine's Day

I can easily say just the food alone is worth the travel. if you like eastern European food or you…read morenever tried it this is gateway. Some of it is suppose to be crispy so just pop it in the air fryer or oven when your home and as good as new. I didnt get to try everything since it was my first time there, but everything I did get was exceptional. I will update this again if it is not true the next time. Now Market wise I was pleasantly surprised that it was not very expensive in there considering a lot of stuff was imports. Some of it might've been cheaper than what I remembered during my travels in Europe which is baffling. I also did get the frozen self serve pierogis (the tiny ones) just wow.

Exactly what you'd expect from a Russian store. When you need a fix it's good to come here. Lots of…read moreoptions and good options in the hot bar. Lots to choose from in the freezer section as well. Always check the expiration date here because a lot of stuff on the shelves have been there for ages. Always get ice cream and pelmeni here.

Fresh produce, well made fresh prefixed sandwiches and a great seafood department. Breads of all…read morekind, like a pumpernickel loaf; simply fresh & deliciousness. The staff are friendly, welcoming, kindhearted and eager to assist you with anything your heart desires. They have a Liquor store right before you enter Shop-Rite to shop. On any given day, you will get great customer service and care.

I got kicked off a self-checkout line today because I had 28 items, not "about 25" items,…read moreapparently‍. This was even after I had started loading my items onto the belt.. Lady acted like I had 50 items. This shop rite has always rubbed me the wrong way, but this experience today was the icing on the cake.

i go to this market often but today the service sucked. i had two items and had to wait while two…read morecashiers stood behind their counters with a closed sign. one opened up only to help one men who wasn't on line, he stroll up and only took his items. . i went to thst line because i was behind a shopper who had close to 50+ items. while the two working cashiers were smirking at laughing. taking a pause on shopping there.

Excellent prices! Way less than local grocery stores but only good selection on fruits & veggies &…read moreeggs & bread. But be careful! Fruits are not refrigerated & some aren't the freshest.

Shopping here is so much fun. It's like travelling through Italy wineries, farmlands, bistros and…read moreall. They have some fresh produce but there is an abundant amount of cheeses and wines and sauces and oils and fresh bread. This review isn't doing them justice. It's sown the street from Dante's if you know you know.

Jerry's is a very reliable source for well priced Italian deli, prepared and packaged foods…read more In particular, it has a GREAT cheese section that rivals any cheese specialty store. Most importantly it has a fromager - cheesemonger on staff! That means you can ask about your pairings and sample anything with a cheese expert. And the fromager here is fantastic. She's been there a very long time and she knows her stuff. Plus the prices can't be beat. The prepared food is very good, fresh and reasonably priced. They have a bakery section that has fresh items and they are all very good. There is also a great selection of packaged foods - sauces, condiments, pastas, etc. They also have a great gift and candy section. Perfumes. Worth the trip. Always.