The price is right they even got Spanish products and this sales are good and the workers are…read moreknowledge of what they're doing

This supermarket is decent, as long as you can catch a sale. Some of the prices are ridiculous and…read morethe produce isn't always fresh, but they have pretty much all your perishables and produce for your kitchen needs.

Superfresh's produce is mostly fresh. There is a wide variety of fruits and vegetables to serve the…read morevery large West Indian, Hispanic, and African demographic in the area. However, they do not have a lot organic options. If you're looking or a bathroom, there's one but it's not the cleanest and it's all the way at the back of the store where they stick inventory. The cashiers are sometimes friendly but most don't even greet you. Their carts need to be placed back better. Parking available but gets packed on Fridays and Saturdays.

Nice selection of Korean noodles. Depending on the circular, you can get some really good deals…read more The produce always looks very fresh and the store is always clean and organized. Usually quick to get through the lines if that is important to you. They also have a unique array of Arizona drink flavors which are fun to try at under $1 each. I'll continue to visit.

Good place to find Haitian spices to cook! Haitian need to take notes from them... They are Chineseread more

Need to read the expiration date as items in several departments are still being sold. While…read morethere are several check out counters only a few are open. With the parking lot on an uphill grade carts can roll down the grade hitting parked cars. This market doesn't have a salad bar and the only prepared food is chicken. The devote is no where near recently built ShopRites. Well worth the extra time to patronize the Union ShopRite ion Union also on Route 22. Walkefern should remove the association as being operated a ShopRite.

Hi, this is just a concern of a " Smiley Drain" commercial for ShopRite oh Hillside that doesn't…read morereflect any of its employees or consumers, the ShopRite has a great host of employees and management team. I feel that they are very responsive to products not on the shelves to quickly go get during busy days. also pleasant. So please, when you the neighborhood and decide to film commercials the PR team is, let it reflect some of it's "actual" employees!

This place has a great selection of "international" t For me…read morethis mean is can all the spices for Mexican food, Nigerian food and Indian food!! I came with a list of herbs, pulses and beans i needed. I found it all. Will be making indian dal amd rice this week. The frozen section is also awesome. They have empanada rounds, pierogies, okra, spinach. Will be eating well. So glad i found this place.

I wait for more than 15 minutes at the line just to pay my items, but the cashier was a Spanish who…read morespends more than 15 minutes talking to a Customer who is Spanish, I have to wait until they finish talking before take care of me , This is not professional at all ,

Shopped here at the recommendation of a friend as it has Hispanic products. I was looking for green…read morebananas and plantains as well as other items normally found in Hispanic neighborhoods. Extra seems to have a big selection of African, Haitian and Hispanic products. They have a great selection of root vegetables. Prices were low, store neat and stocked, but this is where the good ends. The neighborhood is very questionable. I kept seeing police activity everywhere while trying to find this supermarket. The meat was also questionable. I made the mistake of picking up a pork shoulder that looked better than the rest. Smelled it and it seemed fine. Once I got home and removed the packaging, it smelled funky, as if it was going bad and someone tried cleaning it with a chemical. I threw it out. I never shopped in this type of neighborhood before nor in an Extra supermarket. Next time I'll just travel to ShopRite a half mile away for what I need. I'm new to a neighborhood that borders Orange, East Orange and Irvington. I'm finding that the supermarkets are subpar. I need to travel outside of my area for quality meat. For root vegetables and non perishables, I may make the once a year trip here. Maybe.

Very low class supermarket with questionably fresh items and strange products and produce…read more This may be your thing if you're from Haiti or Ecuador, but I've stopped in this place twice and its very very weird here. Its proximity to some bad areas of Newark/Irvington is possibly why they say that poorer depressed areas have poor nutrition. Walk a few more blocks to City grocery which is also pretty ghetto, but has a lot better products and selection and the produce is decent. Anyone who drives would never make this a justifiable place to shop. Better yet, head over to Stop and Shop in South Orange or to the nearest Shop Rite for way better food.

Stop & Shop has become of our family's go-to grocery stores. Although I miss having the variety of…read moreproduce we used to enjoy in our old neighborhood, there's a good basic selection of fruits and vegetables. The pre-sliced cold cuts are helpful to have when things get busy at the deli counter, and the seafood department is a nice touch for procuring fresh seafood. The store itself is brightly lit, and the aisles are broad and well marked, which makes it easy to navigate. The employees are mostly helpful and knowledgeable.

Have been going here for yrs. On occasion will even walk here. The staff is generally friendly…read more The food is always good. Has some of the best fried chicken, for a place unexpected to have such.

This store works on razor thin margins and if you shop smart, you can save a lot of money. Its…read morestrength is the price points on items indigenous to its predominantly ethnic customer base. This would be produce, fish, Goya line, rice, beans. Like other grocers, it will not be rock bottom on every single item. Not the place for cold cereal, pasta, or non-food items. Outstanding value of frozen whiting fish, greens, legumes, canned fish. The cashiers are a mixed bunch. A few are cordial and professional, while some should not be dealing with the public. Some of the customers obviously grew up without parents, as one woman who cut the line without even asking. The temerity of us to raise an objection. Another customer topped her, by using the cashier as a price checker, then going back to the isles to exchange while we waited. No less than six times. Well, it's her world, I was so thankful to be living in it. Also, note: the store will shut entrance doors fifteen minutes before closing. The security guard is a nice guy. Also, I believe the Mill Rd. store is the smallest of City's, in terms of square footage. I drove by the Elizabeth store, and it looked considerably larger. In conclusion: I would shop this store for certain items, and go early to avoid large check-out lines, that move at a snails's pace.

I buy certain things from there only. Never meat or fish. It doesn't look good to me and I think…read morethe store smells. I also noticed that their prices are higher than some supermarkets.

There's an unheralded elegance in a well stocked neighborhood grocery store, or as we call them in…read moreBrooklyn, "bodegas," which I learned in a trip to Spain that the word originally meant "wine repository," though the only such beverages I've ever found in them were of the Night Train variety, which barely qualifies as such. Anyway, L&G is a decent deli with hot coffee that's freshest in the morning, it seems, and sandwiches made to order, which are the basics that any bodega needs to achieve a three-star rating. They're decent, too, though perhaps not likely to make much of a splash in the Zagat guide, if one were to exist for Irvington. Sadly, there is no wine here, but that's thanks to New Jersey's Byzantine liquor laws.

Only deli I'd get my sandwich from in Irvington, conveniently priced, fresh good made to order if…read moreyou don't feel like driving anywhere. Fridge is always well stocked. Only reason why I'm giving 4 stars is that sometimes snacks aren't well stocked up and the canned goods, condiments might look like it's been sitting on the shelf for a while. Another thing to add is that the chocolates melt during the summer time due to poor ventilation (only improvement that needs to be done).