This is probably the worst Indian store I went to in a while. Rotting veggies, sky high prices and…read morespoilt goods - everything you don't want from a grocery store. I am so disappointed! The person at check out was awful, didn't lift a hand to bag the stuff and kept giving us side looks. The prices were insane - you are better off going to Patel's or another store that's more predictable with pricing. Also, we bought some tamarind candy and pineapple candy, both of which were spoilt and old ( had to throw away). I honestly feel some thing need to drastically shift for this store or they are already going out of business maybe? Not going to be coming back

Amongst all the other Indian grocery shop like patels/subji mandi etc , India groceries is really…read moregood. First and foremost it isn't as crowded as others ... easy to park and do a quick shopping for Indian groceries . Lots of parking in This complex .. We went on a weekday and the billing was quick . Not sure how it is on weekends . Vegetables are good and fresh . They have dosa batter , chapatis etc . Almost all groceries are available .. overall a good shop and good experience

Fresh produce, variety, and decently priced. Comparable, if not better than Wegmans. I will…read moredefinitely be going back.

When I first walked in the store, I was a little put off because I thought it was just a fruit…read moremarket. To my pleasant surprise, there was a lot of different things that you could buy there, and it saved me from going to the supermarket. Some things are overpriced such as minced garlic from Goya. They wanted almost 7 dollars for it, but the vegetables were priced low and they looked good even though there wasn't a huge selection like but that was just because my expectation was that it was just a fruit vegetable market. Apparently this store has changed hands since the last time I went there. I was excited at the prospect of being able to go here and shop locally for small business owners and with it being less than a half a mile away from my mom's house my goal was to go there and get lettuce, but I wind up getting a number of things That I needed from the supermarket and so when I left there, I felt satisfied. When I got home, there was a whole different story. I bought red leaf lettuce, which was rotten to the core on the inside. I had to throw it out. I also bought Romain lettuce, which was mostly the darker green leaves and less of the crisp part of the lettuce, which disappointed me a little, but I figured I could still make do I washed and cut up the lettuce and I used the pre-cut onions, celery, and carrots that I bought also from this fruit market. And I made my salad. When I was eating it, I didn't really notice anything except that the leaves were not really what I like. I don't love all Bert green leaves found at the top. But whatever. I ate it. An hour later and for five hours more, I was sick as a dog. I had to take two different stomach medicines, and Tums because something in that salad did not agree with me and then I start freaking out because the first one that I threw away was rotten so it made me feel like this lettuce wasn't that fresh or maybe it was the pre-chopped onion, celery or carrots. All I know is that I almost called out of work today. Luckily, I felt better when I got up, even though I have still have a little bit of a stomachache I called them this morning and told them that the red leaf lettuce is rotten and they need to take it off the shelves and I told the lady that I was really sick last night. She was so nonchalant about it and said OK and we hung up. I don't love that. She should've said come and get a different head of lettuce, but she didn't offer anything. And therefore, I waited till I got home from work to write this review. Unfortunately, I will not be going back here again. I usually go to Rahway Farmers Market and I don't think I've ever had this issue. I didn't take a picture of it, but I should have. Because when I tell you that the red leaf lettuce head was slimy and rotten on the inside to the point that it should've never been put on the shelf.

What an unassuming facade and what a Marvelous store inside!…read more Express Deli is a wonderful, ok super wonderful, Portuguese baked goods, grocery and meat store, all in about 300 square feet! When I walked in at 11am this morning all I could hear was laughter. And laughter in a foreign tongue! I love that! The owner, a very sweet fellow, was telling a funny story (I don't speak Portuguese so one of the girls translated) while the customers were filling their bags with fresh baked bread, scooping fresh olives and choosing just the right sausage for Sunday dinner. I like to visit small businesses on the weekends when I can. There's a feeling, a vibe that you can only get on weekend mornings, especially a Sunday mornings, when everyone is relaxed and enjoying themselves. Express Deli not only has baked goods, like coconut sweet bread and at least 8 different kinds of Brazilian and Portuguese rolls, but they have fresh out of the oven rolls! Oh my gosh! There are apples and pears, and onions and potatoes, and every type of meat imaginable and Pasteis de Natas (delicious Portuguese egg custard tarts) by the dozen! Pictures just can not do this place justice. Just go. You just have to go!

If you want the real deal this is it. Amazing food reminds me of a real home cook meal. But if you…read morecant really handle spice be careful lol. Once again this the real deal!!!!! If you grab a dessert from the fridge they can warm it up for you too.

Everything that I ordered was good from the rice to the pork and the kick of the kale and the corn…read morefritter sweet and crunchy were Amazing together!! Comfort at its finest! I was happy with every bite!!! So glad I found you! Sometimes my day just needs deliciousness - THANK YOU DITA!!!!

I won't eat spanakopita from anywhere else. Theirs is the least greasy, most filling, great chunks…read moreof cheese and spinach and perfectly al dente crust. I also love the variety available at the store but honestly I just go in to treat myself to a slice of spanakopita. This review was made in connection with a Toast promotion.

Small Greek Grocery opened in conjunction with the Pithari Taverna next store. Offering coffee and…read moreother drinks and a few food option like spanakopita. We tried a few chocolates and a few coffee. Lovely outdoor seating area encouraging people to sit and chat for hours. Good spot if you have a dog to hang out.

Been here several times. A great Filipino Mom-And-Pop Grocery and Eatery. The food is always…read moredelicious. You also have the option of buying the seafood and have them cook it to your liking. If you are new here, I highly recommend the Crispy Kare-Kare and the Sinigang na Salmon Belly. It is always so delicious. The staff is always friendly and willing to assist you. The Dining area is spacious and neat. This place is always worth coming back to.

Good and cheap eats. The food was well prepared and served relatively promptly. The pot dishes were…read moreparticularly tasty.

Been here before Big…read moreparking lot Very friendly and helpful service Open everyday Highly recommend

I've been coming here for years and years and years. It's been right on my way home for a long…read morelong time. The owners/managers have changed a few times over the years but they are always friendly and courteous. They are open except very late at night. They have a little bit of everything and a surprising variety, but hey they are a convenience store. I will keep going back again and again and again lol.

I love the prices and the freshness of going to a meat market rather than a super market for meat…read more The frozen Empanadas are to die for.

It was an all around great experience shopping here. I bought a few pounds of morcilla and a few…read moreother things and everything was delicious. I plan on shopping here more often for fresh meats much better than any grocery store meat.