I ordered a cheesesteak and french fries. The cheesesteak was dry and grizzly. The french fries…read morewere raw and the bottom of the container had oil in it. I haven't Rastelli's market in about six years and this was not what I expected upon my return.

We don't normally come here for lunch meat. Thought this place would be better than heritage to get…read morelunch meat. I was so wrong. If you want one slice thinner than a paper and the next one so thick it's a bit strange, this is the place for you.

Great people and service. Not so great prices. I go when I see great SALE prices. Ok for me in a…read morepinch.

Today the Celsius drink is, one FREE. They charged me $2.00 for it. That is on the U DEALS. I used…read morethe self checkout, and the box comes up that lets you get cash back. I thought. It was for a donation. I didn't see anything about donating to something. It cost me $20.00. They should have something bigger about donations. They should also have signs on the registers saying: NO CASH BACK; do they? NO. It is just one more way ACME RIPS YOU OFF. THEY HAVE THE HIGHEST PRICES AROUND. One good thing about ACME is, they have good meat. But not the Deli. They sell the same junk Walmart sells.

I've been shopping here for over 35 years and I'm driving the extra 20 minutes to get to Wegmans or…read morethe Shoprite in Glassboro. I thought I try them again because their chicken salad is so good. I pre-ordered 2 lb of chicken salad to be held for me till Thursday night and I went in and no one knew what I was talking about. Both gentlemen behind the deli counter could not have been less interested in the fact that I had a missing order. Another gentleman came over and proceeded to fill the order, filled the container with chicken salad, then dumped the chicken salad back into the bowl and said someone else will have to help you. So the other gentleman, who couldn't go any slower if he tried, put the order together. A maximum 10 minute visit to ShopRite ended up being 40 minutes to buy two pounds of chicken salad. I know they're getting ready to do an expansion of that particular store but they really need to get it together to keep the customers that are still shopping there. As for me, it looks like I'm going to have to continue to drive to Wegmans and ShopRite in Glassboro.

I placed a grocery order online. Picked my delivery day and time. The delivery was flawless and…read moreeverything arrived perfectly. ShopRite home delivery, highly recommended.

I was looking for ice cream and found it here. It is also a produce market. There were cookies…read moreand cakes too. I e cream was cold and creamy. Sitting outside on a picnic bench in the shade made the moment complete. Easy parking.

Pies are amazing! They are always the biggest hit at the desert table! Apple Crumb is the most…read morerequested amongst friends and family!

This place has fell off. The customer service gets a zero one Suggestion - self service I brought…read moreJell-O that was dated

This particular shop rite doesn't give bags and check your purchases. It's the downside of shopping…read morein the city. But, many city residents have no other choice.

As others have pointed out, Bill & Eileen's is a mom and pop convenience store located near the Red…read moreBank Battlefield which looks like nothing has been updated since the 1970's. The store has all of your basic needs and seems to be the only game in town. Fortunately, Bill & Eileen's also knows how to make a sandwich! They have a nice cold cut selection - I ordered a buffalo chicken breast and Swiss sandwich on rye - it was good! So don't be scared to go inside. If you are need of a quick grab or just want a nice sandwich, Bill & Eileen's will be right at your service!

New owners & unfortunately the place has gone downhill & it's gross. I don't trust the quality.read more

Honestly, the experience here was nothing to write home about. It's Walmart--you get what you need…read moreand you get out--but the vibe always feels heavy. I walk around and I genuinely feel bad for the employees. It doesn't look like anyone is having fun or feels supported. You get this overwhelming 'Corporate America' feeling that everyone here is just being treated like a number on a spreadsheet rather than a human being. It's hard to get great service when the culture feels so mechanical. The staff deserves better, and frankly, so do the customers.

I started hitting Walmart's (ie - "Wallyworld!") when COVID struck and other usuals were too…read moreexpensive. My daughter brought us here today for Halloween party goodies. She got everything that she was after, of course! I "accidentally" spent damned $111, but was truly in need of the bedding, toiletries, sour cream, and dog food that I bought! I did NOT need yet another happy faced (collecting since childhood!) item! And a tumbler at that?!!! Employees were MIA, but this isn't anything new for this franchise. Friendly check out woman (training a younger male). This particular store is antiquated but more than fine in my book.

It's Walmart. Worth the hassle - great prices and pretty much anything under the sun that you want…read moreto buy! I love their prices on makeup, toys and pet supplies the most but overall, GREAT prices throughout! Years ago, I used to get my children's baby supplies here and you couldn't beat Walmart! Formula, baby food, lotions, body washes and even the bath color tabs. This store is gigantic, as most of the WalMart's are now. This location is mega crazy so be careful driving!

Dont turn self checkout off hours before closing. And if you are, have more then one or two…read moreregisters open. I had to wait for at least half an hour to check out TWO items. If my dog didnt need it I would have gone somewhere else. They've been doing so much better lately with having multiple registers open and having self check out. But nope. Back to having NO SELF CHECK OUT AND NO REGISTERS. Not coming back. At least target has registers open

Visited the Woodbury store prices are good, but not as good as the Glassboro location. Woodbury…read moreStore seems a little messy at times vegetables and fruits are OK.

Lowest food prices in the area. BYOBag and quarter for a cart. I'm not a fan of self-checkout so I…read morewas sad to see the self-checkout lines. They carry organic everything. The one near me is small and limited in size.

Grand openings are not always conducive to fair analysis and review because even poorly managed…read morebusinesses frequently are capable of creating a mirage for those glorious initial days when colorful banners entice customers through their doors. The City of Paulsboro is desperate for something bright and new so this mini-grocery store's shining edifice along a highway of despair is truly needed. No, this is not the mirror image of those convenience stores named after the rolls of dice who offer a few dusty grocery items amidst old crusty frankfurters on heated wheels but most familiar labels do go missing amongst your options. Curiosity linked directly to $5 off a $25 purchase coupon on a day when I needed about $30 worth of groceries enticed me to travel the 2 mile journey southwards. The fresh tar scent rose on this hot day from the deep dark colored parking lot highlighted in freshly painted outlines of parking spaces! Everything was bright and shiny even the concrete building appeared to have been placed polished. Entering through the entrance/exit door combo that on some future date risks customer collisions one immediately is in the land of fresh produce. Ok it is more like a produce corner because the options are few because after all this is not a full service grocer. But bananas are being sold at last century prices, which is pretty cool and the employees all are smiling. If there is one glorious consistency at this Save a Lot it is the smiles and care for customers demonstrated by every single employee I observed. I even felt the positive vibes as a management type directed his new employees in their tasks. Make this a hallmark of this business and people will look forward to their grocery shopping. Prices throughout the store are reasonable but they don't offer classics from world renowned labels. I was disappointed not to find V8 juice amongst the choices. Their frozen (at sea perhaps) seafood was a great bargain even though not one itsy bitsy shrimp reached my cart. Meat items adorned in plastic protective enclosures were butchered elsewhere but seemed quite popular with my fellow shoppers. The shelves were neat and items stacked in their shipping boxes. Gleamingly clean floors and freezer cases that you can actually look through all added to the appeal. The good news I found everything I needed. After all I was only shopping for $30 worth of stuff ... I actually bought a few bonus items. The bad news ... this store's limited produce and small selection of meat options will not entice me to change my food shopping habits, This poverty entrenched small city along one of America's broken highways deserves the hope offered by a bright shiny well managed business that provides jobs and good customer service. This store during Grand Opening Week might be a boost this community needs to reverse directions and its owners deserve credit for apparently doing everything the right way!

I can tell the store is under new ownership. The store is a mess . Looking all dirty. Having had…read morewater for over 3 weeks now. You and line forever . One cash register open.Im so surprise . The other owners had that store so clean . To bad they are going down very soon . To bad that store was sold to an owner that must not care about their customers..