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Frankie M.

Great new upscale convenient store in Jersey City. Prices are pretty good and they have fresh produce. They also have a hot food section where you can get some freaky cooked food; salmon, chicken and veggies. Competitive prices and no lines. Get your snacked here as well as you every day necessities. They have organic options and vegan options as well. Small but packed with what ever you need. They also have a variety of cold cuts and cheeses to satisfy your tastbuds. I didn't buy any hot food but the food looked delicious. I bought a red pear there and it was absolutely juicy and succulent. I will definitely come here again to buy some fruit and other snacks. Great addition to the downtown area.

Boneless Pork Loin
Audrey T.

Convenient location for grabbing last minute grocery - it's located on the prime street of Grove Street with all the restaurants and shops. Great place to get fresh fruits that are in season (and therefore decently priced !) Other grocery items are bit pricey compared to other places, so I wouldn't come here for normal grocery shopping unless I'm in a grocery emergency situation.

Chicken over rice (we requested additional toppings)
Emily M.

Oliva has really upped their deli food game! Gave the salad bar another try and there are so many more options now. Reasonably priced at $6.99 and absolutely delicious. The spicy chicken is super spicy, but actually the chicken cutlet was even tastier. I'll be getting my salad fix here regularly. The produce shopping here continues to be amazing. They always have something on super sale. Like strawberries for $1, ginger .99¢/lb, asparagus bunches 2/$3, etc. I also LOVE being able to buy loose produce by the pound. I come here at least 2x a week to pick up things. I also tried one of their chocolate cake desserts. I mean it's not a fresh baked cake, but it was really good!

Plastic wrapped with plastic placed in plastic.
Deli K.

Ok this is so frustrating! The delivery was late. But beyond that my entire kitchen smells like plastic! There is a JC bag ban... they advertise themselves as a Grocery Store and restaurant and yet they hide behind the "deli" examption. Every food is in a plastic container... then each container is wrapped in liberal amounts of saran wrap... then all the plastic cutlery is wrapped in plastic... and all of that is placed into a toxic plastic bag. Now... plastic is toxic to human health not to mention detrimental to human health. There is a reason the entire world is moving away and banning these items in every corner. Was my first time to try something different... definitely disappointed and underwhelmed.

Kev M.

Promising new food spot on the newark pedestrian walk. Two floors of groceries, leaning towards Mediterranean goods. Counters for baked goods, sandwich/deli. The shop is open, but it looks like they're still finishing up the second floor. Looks great so far!

Bhavnit K.

I was with my husband walking at Grove street and saw this grocery place. A lot of people were buying strawberries/raspberries which were placed outside the shop. I wanted to see if they are fresh so went inside and they looked fresh so I thought of checking the entire place. Firstly, this place has a live salad and sandwich section. You can ask whatever you want and they make in front of you like delis. Second, you will find a variety of pastries including cheesecakes and pies(they dont look fresh to me). Their fruits and vegetables looks good to me. I have posted a picture of what I bought from here, Diet cheesecake which is new to me, have never seen before and I really liked its taste and felt no guilty after eating full one can(:D). After my first visit here, I searched these cheesecake but could not find so went there again last weekend. Although the prices are relatively high but they have few things which you normally dont find in Walmart or other grocery stores.

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Juan C.

Great food, great customer service, it's a cross of a mini whole food market and Buffett style food. There is minor seating in the inside on the upstairs part of the market. There's a lot of options for food. I had the beef and chicken mixed with veggies. The only issue is that it's located in the heart of "pedestrian plaza". Parking is too great

Business

Great place for variety of delicious authentic food and grocery. I think Oliva is one of the best business in Jersey City. People working in there are very kind too ! Thanks !

This guacamole and chips for (1) was $7.95! Not mention I couldn't get a grilled cheese with no meat for less than $9.   Won't be returning

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