Not very informative. Definitely go there knowing what you want and why, because I certainly didn't…read moreget any recommendations here except what their best seller is and (not verbatim) "buy the biggest jar/bag/whatever cause you'll have more". My questions were answered with questions and redirects, like: Q: "why does this have [that] in it?" A: "what's wrong with [that]?" Q: "why are their so many other ingredients?" A: "all products many ingredients" I wonder if there is a money back policy. Do your homework. These places are a dime a dozen now and it's becoming increasingly difficult to find one you're comfortable with and can trust. Sometimes the best way is to get a referral from a friend... or a Yelp review.

What a great store. They are so helpful and knowledgeable about every product in the store. They…read morebelieve in helping customers with the best quality of life. I purchased a recommended CBD oil and it's amazing - very good prices.

A few days ago, I went to work at the mall ( in a store) and decided to grab a bite at Whole Foods…read more I headed to the prepared foods section and chose a Curry fish dish, Sautéed vegetables, and a side of Macaroni and cheese. Everything was delicious--and the price was incredible! I also discovered a beet and orange juice that was absolutely delightful. It was a complete, nutritious meal, so I was able to eat in just 15 to 20 minutes and get right back to work. I really enjoy coming here because I find such a wide variety of prepared foods--all with a home-cooked feel and plenty of nutritious options. I can visit once a month, and there will always be something different to eat. Kudos to you all! Keep up the great work and the excellent customer service. Blessings to everyone.

This is a very spacious Whole Foods, I must say. There are two entrances for this location. Enter…read morefrom outside through the front door or from inside the mall area. If entering from inside the mall, it's a straight walk down the corridor. I came in to get something to eat because the pickings are slim when it comes to food options at Bergen Town Center. I couldn't go wrong with the shrimp tempura kabuki roll. Aside from a few shells that were left in, this roll was fantastic. The brown rice was actually great together with the spicy mayo, brown sauce and gari. Soy sauce wasn't even necessary. I only wish there was a little more gari on the platter. For $11.49, it was a deal. If eating food inside Whole Foods, there are numerous places to sit as well as a lounge area right outside. I found the associate I asked for help sourcing a product to very helpful. She pointed to the area where she believed the product was. After I had been standing there clueless still looking, she came back over and asked me for more details. Unfortunately, they didn't carry the brand. The queue for self checkout went by fairly quickly as there were so many kiosks. I'd recommend this Whole Foods location many times over!

Best fruits and vegetables, super fresh! Great prices and…read moreexcellent kindly staff helped me there ;)

Have been going here for years and the produce is always of decent quality (not fresh) with…read morecompetitive prices. There's a grocery store across the street that used to be Pathmark, Acme, and now Lidl. And although those supermarkets have come and gone over the years, Farmer's Market has remained! There's always workers restocking the shelves and they offer a wide variety of produce. They also sell flowers and we've bought beautiful bouquets from them before. COVID Measures: staff have masks on and there are dividers at the register with markings on the floor to stay 6ft apart. No hand sanitizer available, and it was definitely more crowded than it should have been. Overall best local place to get your fruits and veggies.

Go raw or go home. The Raw Squeeze is the perfect place to grab a healthy drink and/or bite. It's a…read morejuice lounge that serves smoothies, juices, wellness shots, lattes, acai bowls, grain bowls, salads, soups, toasts, vegan snacks, and more. Everything is made with natural, fresh, and high quality ingredients. It's located in a plaza with a decent amount of parking. It's a small store with a bright and modern interior. They only have four tables, so it's better for grab-and-go. They have a grass wall backdrop for some photo ops. They have an open kitchen concept, so you can see them prepare the drinks and food with fresh fruits and vegetables. I've been here multiple times and my favorite items to order are the smoothies, raw juices, energy protein balls, and vegan donuts. They offer a large variety of fruits, vegetables, and superfoods for their drinks. So whether you want something spicy, sweet, tangy, tropical, or herbal... they have it all! The juices have concentrated, intense, and bold flavors. The smoothies are thick and creamy with well-balanced flavors. Both are incredibly refreshing and you can't go wrong with ordering any on the menu. The energy protein balls are a great snack - it's almost like eating raw cookie dough, but a much healthier version. The vegan donuts are a must try! I've tried both the pitaya and matcha flavors. I was disappointed that the flavors weren't strong, BUT the icing and texture made up for it. They use delicious almond and rum frosting glazed over the top. The texture is completely different from a regular donut. It's a lot more fluffy and moist, similar to a muffin or cake. Service is really a hit or miss depending on what day and time you go. Every time I come, they are busy. I guess they're so busy that they don't have time to acknowledge or greet customers. There's not much interaction except for when you place your order. You may also have to wait awhile for your order to come out. I recommend ordering ahead if you want to save time. If you sign up for their emails/texts/rewards program, they send you $5 coupons every Friday! GO RAW!!!

I've only really had the acai bowls here, but those were good. I usually get the "Grace-fully…read moreYours" bowl as I generally like anything with Nutella in it. In the same small strip mall as Sushi Story and Dairy Queen.

There are two main behemoths in the vitamin/supplement game, GNC and The Vitamin Shoppe. The two,…read morehowever, operate in very different ways, mostly having to do with personnel. While on my visits to GNC I encounter employees who are either busy texting or trying to sell me some BS that I really don't need, Vitamin Shoppe staff seems more concerned with my needs. I generally leave GNC feeling frustrated or ripped off as opposed to feeling accomplished and educated leaving Vitamin Shoppe. Their employees also seem way better trained in product while GNC's favor the up-sell approach. Vitamin Shoppe is also meathead-free meaning that most of their staff are health enthuiasts as opposed to steroid shooting douchebags. For this reason GNC has completely lost my business and I would suspect a lot of others' as well. I would rather fork over my hard earned dollars to someone who has a concern with my health, than some goon looking to make extra money to fuel his PED habit. It's really refreshing to walk into to this location as they're always more than willing to make a suggestion or answer a question. Because of this they've earned my business. Great prices, too.

Andrew and Michelle were helpful, professional, personable, knowledgeable and efficient.  I found…read more what I needed quickly and received good advice from them.  The prices are good and they have many positive products at this shop.  All of the other employees I have met were positive in some way, including associate#008321. As always, check the expiration dates on the products you plan to buy.

What a time. We're easily spending $300-$500 on groceries per month, even more if you have multiple…read morepeople in your household. Aldi, a discounted supermarket chain, provides some cushioning with their outrageously low prices. The last time I shopped, I walked out with 3 full bags that cost me around $50-$60. The only downside is that they have very limited products and variety. It's a small store that carries few brands. I wouldn't call this your one-stop shop for groceries, but you can get some fruits, veggies, milk, bread, eggs, and poultry here. This Hackensack location does a decent job of keeping the store clean and organized. Inventory is usually well stocked. For the most part, the produce is fresh and good quality. The cashiers are friendly and they have self-checkout lanes. Overall, it's worth a shot browsing around. I keep Aldi in my rotation for my grocery needs.

PROS: very nice aldis that I went to. Selection was plentiful, prices were good, place was clean,…read morestaff was nice and loads of parking CONS: it was hard finding someone to help me with something. I had to go to the back to find an employee OVERALL: as long as you don't need help with anything, this place is a great supermarket to go to