Such a great spot for fresh fruits and vegetables! They have an amazing selection of nuts in…read moreperfectly sized small containers, plus fresh bread available daily. The store is always well stocked, and the deli counter has everything you could want at really great prices. If you're looking for Polish foods, this is the place to go. They also carry a nice selection of pasta and have a beautiful assortment of fresh flowers. The staff is incredibly friendly and always happy to help, which makes shopping here even better. The market is clean, well maintained, and consistently stocked. Definitely a go-to farmers market!

There is so much good food for such incredible prices! This place is huge and has way more than i…read morewas expecting, and i absolutely will be back. There's a polish counter in the back that has dairy, meats, pierogi, and so much more!

Love this place. Very reasonably priced and everything you need spice wise. Not a big market, but…read moreagain everything you need.

I love this place! It has definitely helped my transition to vegetarian go smoothly while…read moreproviding awesome choices in Indian cuisine. The staff is very nice and helped me with my daughter once (she accidentally spilled juice every where.. I felt really bad). The check out is quick and the women who work here are great!

Updated review: ;26 Sept 2024…read more Aldi in Europe is an entirely different matter. It is more like Trader Joe's in the States ( no surprise since TJ owns it and Lidl). In Portugal, Aldi is my favorite small supermarket, with quality merch and low prices. Ignore my review from 5 years ago, as it talks to a 5 year old start up Aldi in the US . I suspect the US. Concept has improved to keep up with its European heritage. Aldi is better in every respect in Europe, especially on the Iberian peninsula. For example, their flash frozen shrimp 12-15 size at around 12 Euro a kilo is worth twice the price. Same is true with specialty items like wine, liquor, cheese, and amazing breads. Some Trader Joe's items (nuts, candy, chocolate) are repackaged and bear the TJ logo. So .... I hope the Rte 9' Aldi has grown with the European parent. If so, it is a bargain supermarket that cannot be best //even by Costco standards.

This Aldi is in the same shopping center complex as Costco and IHop. It's really in Morganville but…read morethe Yelp address read Old Bridge. As you walk in, it's a fairly large and clean feeling supermarket. In addition to food, they also carry miscellaneous household items such as an electric hand vac, decorative baskets, scratch posts for cats, and other knick-knacks. It's a very odd feeling as you walk around. Dare I say, almost like a general dollar store vibe. There is no charm or warmth to it whereas Trader Joe's oozes with it. The only workers I deemed truly friendly are the cashiers. I went there on a whim and found their alternative milk sells for $1.99/half-gallon. Their Oat Milk sells for $2.99, by the way. Things on sale are mostly their own brand but they do carry some name brand items. They also carry some organic items but their selections are limited. They do carry a fair amount of vegetarian-based frozen prepared items, though. Be aware, if you use their paper bags to hold your groceries, it will cost you 6 cents for each bag. If you want to use their cart when you shop, have a quarter. Your quarter will be returned when you bring the cart back to the designated area. This is how they cut down on manpower and have the carts more organized and not all over the parking lot.

I don't understand how anyone can give this place anything higher than 1 star. The food was…read moreterrible and somehow the service was even worse. Save your money and go anywhere else.

The best prepared Russian food, service and ambiance ! A lot…read morebetter then Brighton Beach

A low rent, ghettofied, wanna be version of Costco…read more..... Filled with the walking wounded this location is short on service,selection and coherent management. Actually quite apt for the surroundings. BJ's as with largely all membership clubs makes their profit on memberships with a minimal markup on goods but what serperates them is selection,freshness,customer service and peripheral services all of which BJ's rank last in. Spend the extra dollars,drive those extra miles and just sign up at Costco and you'll see the difference while enjoying the luxury of not having to look over your shoulder in the parking lot. You'll thank me later.

This is a pretty solid BJ's all things considered…read more Listen, its not your fault you're awkwardly located on a major, and lets just be honest, ugly highway BJ's. Nor is it your fault that a majority of your clientele seem...wellllll rude is a good adjective to throw in here. You are doing so much right and its only fair that someone points out the good along with all of those pointing out the bad *Ample parking. Like for real, you can squeeze oh so many Jersians AND New Yorkers into your parking lot* *Quality of inventory - you had legit everything I was looking for, and OH so much more, but then again that's the point right? Who could say no to ~2.2 pounds of unsalted peanuts for 8$?! *Preorder deli mobile app - yep, you can order your white American extra thinly sliced cheese and it'll be ready when you finally make it back to the Deli** *You're 5 minutes from my house - I live on the good side of the tracks, but thankfully there is a small road to get me over here to the seedy side so I can say hey to you! So yeah, you've got a good thing going on BJ's. Sure you could probably light the store a bit better, and YES Costco*** has better frozen food (have I mentioned I will be dying of a frozen pizza induced heart attack some day soon?), but still, I am so happy that you're so close to me. You can absolutely bet that I will be back for an 84 pack of seltzer soon, and maybe a 84" 8.5k 4D TV as I know you'll have both in stock waiting for me. ____________ *SO many NY plates at this BJ's - is the one in Staten really that ba...oh right, never mind. **Which of course will take an hour or so...because yeah there's a lot of inventory and my gerbille like attention span goes insane in any Wearhouse-esque store. ***They also don't accept American Express, and as such, are literally dead to me.

What an amazing store. And I must have gone in on a fantastic day as all of the associates were so…read morehelpful, knowledgeable, and so customer service focused. It's a busy place i have never gone to the Brick location and not see it packed!

The service here is absolutely abysmal…read more I came to grab some allergy meds- which are behind a locked glass door. I had to push the assistance button FOUR times for someone to come over. Actually, the second time a worker came, messed with the door a little, and gave up and told me to try again. Next, the store does not take Apple Pay. In an age where everyone takes tap to pay, this was an inconvenience for me since I was just stopping in and running out. I didn't have my wallet on me. They don't even have Tap to Pay at checkout. Lastly, the Pokemon card line. There was a rude older man who basically asked some girl if she could count when she asked how many people were on line. Not only was that comment uncalled for, but it was borderline sexist. Overall, I will be going out of my way to never go to this Walmart again. I've gotten great service at other locations, so I'm not sure what the issue is here.

New customer, greeted with a smile Soo helpful explained all the sourcing and options. My juice…read moredid not disappoint at all was 200% worth the purchase Soo fresh and refreshing, I will absolutely be coming back. I wanted something with beets she had a couple options and even stamped me a card for rewards.... Very relaxing vibe...

Very nice spot. Good juices good variety and good people. Grand opening this week. They even have…read moresugar cane juice

2 Stars - ShopRite Sayreville Store hours clearly state a…read more6:00 AM opening, yet the doors remained locked at 6:09. To make matters worse, an employee walked past us at 6:05 and deliberately locked the door behind himself, ignoring customers waiting to enter. Completely unprofessional and unacceptable.

We always have a great experience here at this ShopRite. We get the prepared meals its always well…read moredone and the services of the people that help us with the prepared meals are always awesome. This location always have the prepared foods: the fish, the lemon chicken and the shrimp are all so delicious. Today at 8/1/2025 6:30 pm we had Kim help us. She was absolutely so amazing and helpful and patience. Its definitely not so easy picking out meals with a hungry tired little kid with you. But she was so kind and patient and sweet. Thank you Kim

** Great Selection and Fresh Produce!**…read more Lotte Market is one of the better Asian grocery stores around--definitely a go-to if you're looking for a wide variety of Korean, Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian ingredients under one roof. The store is clean, well-organized, and the produce section is surprisingly fresh with lots of options you don't usually find in regular supermarkets. The seafood section is a standout--plenty of fresh fish and shellfish, and they even clean or cut it for you on request. The meat section is also well-stocked with cuts popular in Asian cuisine. You'll find everything from marinated bulgogi to hotpot essentials. There's a great range of snacks, noodles, sauces, frozen dumplings, and ready-to-eat meals. The in-store bakery and food court are added bonuses--try the Korean fried chicken or fresh buns! Parking is usually decent, but weekends can get crowded. Prices are a little on the higher side compared to smaller ethnic stores, but the convenience and variety make up for it. Service and billing slower at times Still, highly recommended for any Asian grocery shopping needs!

The least crowded of the newer Asian markets…read more They're a little more out of the way and not as trendy and fun to shop in as H Mart but there isn't the same congestion and chaos here. Sometimes H Mart feels like it was purposefully designed to have that chaos in mind, like you're meant to get overwhelmed by the sheer amount and variety of goods they offer, to meander through their tighter layout to discover something. Adds to the bustling atmosphere. Kind of like Costco and Trader Joe's. You're always going to leave buying something you never intended to. H Mart tends to cost more than the other Asian markets and caters more towards the youth. Lotte has the cleanliness of H Mart with nearly as much ethnic goods as them, if not more in the South and Southeast Asian department. Their overall design and layout is simpler so it's easier and faster to find what you need. They have pretty consistent sales to boot. Peace and quiet, great for elders and families. Lotte remains to be the most balanced and the IDEAL in terms of shopping experience, variety, quality, and value of all of the Asian markets. Go to the back past 6pm for 30-50% off discounted prepared food. I personally find some of their items, like kimbap, to be better than H Mart's. Food court is also significantly less busy than H Mart's.