Nice store. We stopped by since my wife was looking for a Mini-Tote bag from Trader Joe's, which is…read morereleasing a new collection. The line was out the door. They had a limit of 4 for customers. I am not sure what is special about these bags, but it seems that people are going crazy over them. Overall clean store. The service was nice. I only went there because the local Trader Joe's didn't have those bags, but what I saw looks like a nice store.

My favorite TJ's location, as always. And especially when I don't NEED wine, which is only…read moreavailable at Westfield & Princeton (both great as well). I'm always proud of myself when I go in here and purchase ONLY what I planned to. Lol... today was that day! (Not because I neglected my usual full store browsing)... go me!

This is still a good ShopRite location, albeit a little out of the way, unless you're already on…read moreroute 22 or the shopping complex. No matter how far removed, I still remember it originally being the preferred PathMark for many. There's a hot bar area near the entrance and the store is always fully stocked with plentiful options. The parking lot can be a nightmare, at any time.

Stopped by this ShopRite to pick up a small cake for a mini celebration at work, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised. The store was clean, had a nice selection of cakes, and the service was friendly and fast--I was in and out quickly with my happy cake in hand! I chose the pink champagne cake with flavored frosting, and it was absolutely amazing. The flavor was rich and unique, just like sipping real champagne. Everyone at work loved it. I highly recommend the pink champagne frosting cake from this ShopRite--perfect for any celebration!

I'm not usually in this area but recently I was in Union and I needed to pick some groceries really…read morequick and this was the closest supermarket. As I drove up to the supermarket I realized I had passed it before and found it interesting. This is perhaps the smallest ShopRite I've been to in quite some time. It really looks like this was originally a small neighborhood market that has been renovated over the years. The most recent renovation looks very recent, probably in the last few years. The sign is very shiny and new, the exterior is super clean and the interior is bright with a lot of the new lighting that ShopRites everywhere have been installing. That said, the store is smaller than say Garwood or Linden so expect smaller aisles and tighter turns as you navigate your cart through the store. Item selection was unexpectedly good. I find as a chain of supermarkets ShopRite locations vary in their stock. I figured with such a relatively small space they would have to limit their stock to the only a handful of brands but the selection was nice. For instance, they had about five or six different brands of peanut butter and a good selection of items in their Asian sauce section. The produce also looked nice and fresh. On top of all that I was impressed by their selection of items like Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers. I did not really interact with the staff other than checking out. No one was particularly friendly but they weren't *unfriendly* either, just very neutral. This was not the best ShopRite ever, but I enjoyed the visit and it's good to know if I'm in the area I can pick something up here.

Despite the long overdue upgraded space inside this ShopRite, unfortunately, they continue to…read moredisappoint by not having as many options as the bigger stores. Still a convenient stop if you're in the area, but something as simple as Sun Chips (for example) not being available just makes no sense to me. It happens a lot, which is why I no longer frequent this location. Customer service is not very helpful either. They seem to not have any answers to any questions.

Solid Asian grocery!…read more Gold Valley Supermarket serves greatly to provide a plethora of Asian goods and specialties to a suburban NJ neighborhood. Tons of fresh produce and meats at affordable prices is the main goal. Non perishables are also in abundance at slightly elevated prices. Given where this market is situated, that's a small price to pay outside a concentrated area with more price competition. The parking lot offered plenty of parking even on Saturday afternoon right before a major holiday.

Large FILIPINO goods/items sold here. Other asian goods with meats, bread, to-go meals and asian…read morecookwares sold at this supermarket. Tight aisle but goods are arranged in order. See images and video for reference.

I stopped into the Union Lidl for a few groceries recently. I usually shop at a different location,…read morebut was already on Route 22 running errands. My experience was pretty good. I found what I needed, and the produce was in good shape and was fresh. I also found some deals in the Lidl Middle aisle - cute, reusable handwarmers and food containers. Reading other Yelp reviews, I suspect there may be a difference in the experience for shoppers in the morning and those at night. I was there in the AM, probably within the first hour it was open. Note: The Union Lidl sells alcohol. I was surprised to see this. This section is along the wall furthest from the entrance.

This Lidl closes early regularly despite posted hours to 9 pm. They just rejected a customer who…read moreentered at 8:53 pm. I went in at 8:40pm and all of the bread in the bakery had been removed from the shelves. Workers were unfriendly and visually upset at shoppers who were in the store when I went in. Someone needs to report this breach of service to their German masters. I'm sure they would address it accordingly....

I grew up in town I never stopped in the spot until my dad told me that they make really special…read moreSfogliatella. This shell shaped pastry is hot and crisp, first thing in the morning. I came in around 8am, and don't recommend coming too late or they might be sold out. The filling is a soft ricotta/lemon or orange zest. It's yummy.

Jersey does sandwiches right and this deli proves it. I got the Jersey Italian: ham, Genoa salami,…read moreprovolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, vinegar, olive oil, and herbs on an Italian roll. At nine inches it hit the spot. ;) In fact, it's big enough for two, and perfect as is. With a great balance of vinegar and cheese and a dusting of parm, it had that classic flavor you can't fake. If this sandwich ran for governor, it would win. We also tried a couple of their Sfogliatelle. It was flaky, crisp, filled, and way bigger than expected. My whole family enjoyed them so next time I'm getting four. A real neighborhood gem! NOTES/TIPS: **Family-run, fast service, solid food. Hot dinner entrées, catering, and antipasti platters available. **Grocery section has biscotti, pasta, olive oils, and spreads- good for gifting. **Order on DoorDash, ChowNow. Check Facebook for specials: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054553986018 **Modern deli vibe. Easy street parking.

I rarely go to this Whole Foods because I never liked the staff…read more But I was in the neighborhood and strapped for time so I did my weekly shopping here. It was pretty empty and I got a carriage full of food quickly. First compliant -- Young guy working in the store, pushing a cart around, almost hit me. He didn't say excuse me ... No, I did. I apologized to myself on his behalf. LOL! Second complaint -- Nasty cashier. There was NO ONE at Cashier #3, so I approached. The woman let out a sigh. I said, "Oh, you're busy" (she wasn't) and I went to go somewhere else. She insisted I go there, yet the tension was so thick you could cut it with a knife. THEN the lady behind me, the cashier was very pleasant too. I think that qualifies as being rude and judging someone without knowing them? I think so. WEIRDO. Third complaint -- The green onions were rancid! The color did look off, and I tasted them -- disgusting! I can't stand this store. It's a waste of a beautiful store because the workers here are obviously incompetent. They can't get rid of groceries that are bad. No one here likes to work. This is the worst Whole Foods in the state of New Jersey. Gross!

Some bakery tips: Skip the Napoleons - dry and not flaky, very dense and not enough cream. The…read morepetit four also dry inside, not great cake. The best cakes here are the tiramisu and the tres leches. They do have cheaper than average organic milk (but check the expiry dates) and they have a good food bar (mac & cheese and the wings are a good choice usually, and the curry usually smells delicious) but at $12/lb, it can be expensive if you aren't careful.