Good Food, Great Prices! Service is great, the gentleman…read morebehind the counter is very nice and always fun to talk to. All I can say about the Ambiance is that its a dive, but a good kinda dive. Won't bring the Mrs for a romantic dinner but i'd eat there in a heartbeat. Excellent Pastrami Sandwich... and you get a free pickle! Just ask for it!. :)

Never again. I ordered a California cheesesteak with barely any meat on it. Terrible.read more

Straightforward Quick Chek - note it's a bit of a roundabout if you're going NW along the Raritan…read moreRiver side - but otherwise pretty standard gas station and convenience store for Quick Chek. Service at the pump was nothing unusual - a hot day, so the pump man came and went without much conversation. Good that it was a couple cents cheaper than the Exxon down the road.

I stopped by at 2pm and wanted their warm pretzels. I asked for one of their home made warm…read morepretzels and they made it for me on the spot! Hazel was the person who ordered it from the kitchen. (I don't remember the girl who made it on the back, but I want to thank her as well!) Most places would just say; "We don't have any now, come back tomorrow!" (But this Quickchek responded much better!) I will be back.

This Deli/Store is located close to our home and so when looking for a breakfast/lunch meal we…read moredecided to come grab some food here. The service is good, the man who helped us was very friendly and helpful. He seems to also be the person making the food at that time. It took a little while to get our order, so we walked around the store. They have a good variety of items. The food is ok, no complaints.

As I was googling what I wanted to try for lunch one day, I accidentally noticed a deli and a pizza…read moreplace in what I thought was just the Hidden Lake housing complex. Now I, living outside of Hidden Lake, wondered what is going on until I realized that there indeed exists a small town center inside there with indeed a pizzeria and a deli & convenience store. That place was Welsh Farm. Walking inside, the interior screams 80s/90s. It's not the cleanest and the interior could use some TLC. But it has the quick essentials you could need. More importantly, it has the grill. I immediately got the vibe of being back in Sunnyside Queens and going into one of the random bodegas or delis on the corner to grab something quick. What I also didn't realize is the numerous sandwiches and other items they make. There's just one guy there (I think Vim?), but I heard great things about the Paneer Tikka sandwich. Therefore, I ordered it. It was cooked on demand. Now to be honest, the sandwich was just far too spicy for even my spicy taste buds. I could only take a few bites and had to pluck out all the peppers. I could easily give 4 stars, but Vim's personal touch and customer service made me forget about the spiciness of the food. He went over and beyond, letting me know of the other items he can make, asking me to give him a call to let him know what I thought about that food. Customer service is a lost art and it is something I miss and cherish when received. Therefore, maybe I don't eat the Paneer Tikka again, but I might just try some other items because of the excellent service.

Most of the items in the store do not have price tags which is shady to begin with and then when…read moreyou inquire about prices the CLERKS LACK BASIC CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS and act like they're doing you a favor when in actuality prices should be listed upfront- but I guess thats because the items are SO OVER PRICED they want patrons to avoid sticker shock until AFTER they pay-

They make great sandwiches: BEC, The President..... Very…read moretasty. The people there are very nice. Very quick service.

I don't get it. Well, I do "get it" as far as membership warehouses go it's just that this one…read moreisnt really that good lmao. Well the customer service was good - the person who helped me at the CS desk was friendly and well-informed (I joined online and she told me when to actually expect the physical card in the mail). Other than the CS rep, it's a pretty spartan experience and really just a bigger Walmart. Which duh. Waltons and all that. But it doesn't even have the stuff I would get at WalMart. None of the fresh or frozen foods were enticing to me. Many of the other products were slightly overpriced as compared to Costco or BJs. I did get some things for the convenience factor though: -humongous jug of Fabuloso -Dog treats shaped like churros (I love churros and so does Wesley) -eggs - And a Frigidaire portable fridge/freezer for the tractor trailer that I ordered online last week when it was on sale. I had to join the club to get the product. Ah - I've answered my own question. This place is best for one-off purchases. Verdict: Sam's prioritizes its house brand (Makers Mark) over all else. Many of these brands are actually big names in disguise. However I don't have the time or interest in seeing what is and isn't beyond a cursory internet look AND Walmart hasn't quite built up my trust enough on their house items (I'm still irritated at the Great Value pasta noddles I bought a few years ago) for me to go all in on Makers Mark like I would a Costco Kirkland item. So I predict I'll use my membership sparingly and strategically. You do you though.

It's always a solid place to shop. The store is spacious, organized, and has a great selection of…read moreeverything. It has groceries, household items, snacks, and bulk deals that actually save you money. Checkout is usually quick, especially with the Scan & Go option, which makes the whole shopping trip so much easier.Most of the staff are friendly and helpful, and the store stays pretty clean. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because some items can be hit or miss with availability, and a few sections get crowded during peak hours. Overall, it's reliable, convenient, and definitely worth the membership. I always find what I need and leave feeling like I got good value.

Always good to hear a sizzle on the grill just after you place your order. When I got a simple egg…read moreand cheese on a roll on a dreary morning, the sizzle sounded great. The roll was fresh with generous portion of egg and melted American cheese. The place is a regular deli/convenience store with a few tables and seats. I could see really good looking fresh bagels behind the counter and a huge sandwich menu. $7 for the sandwich and small hot coffee. Parking is tough but service is quick so probably don't need to park for long. I was driving while I ate so couldn't get a picture of the sandwich.

Very friendly owners…read more Closed on Sundays Great food and drink Limited street parking Highly recommend!

Some prices (especially on organic produce) are outrageous but most items are comparable with brand…read morename supermarkets in the area. Where WF excels is in prepared foods that are universally tasty and of exceptional quality that you will certainly have to dig deep for. You have to wonder now that "organic" proliferates at deep discount shops like ALDI how much longer WF will be saddled with the overpriced rep. No matter, the store is clean and the staff is helpful to a fault. The good and bad news is that given +35% food inflation since 2020, you can now apply the "Whole Paycheck" sobriquet to any grocer you walk into. Four strong stars.

Any Whole Foods Market is a wholesome grocery place where you get anything that's edible from A-Z…read moreand this place falls on the same line as its peers. Parking is a breeze unless you are here on a weekend which might make it tight but you will still find your spot. They offer anything under the umbrella - floral, produce, water refill, meat, bakery, freshly prepared food and even an Amazon Return counter which makes it very convenient for return drop offs. The place is ambient, produce is fresh at all times, checkout including self checkout are smooth and the customer service is impeccable. Amazon Prime members get discounted price with a QR code from the app. Now coming to why I would rate this place a star less- I mostly frequent this place for the water refills and there have been instances when the lines are long due to a spout issue where the water would stream thin or the water service being totally unavailable due to mechanical issues with the system. This is a common problem with the Bridgewater location too and I hope Whole Foods brings about a change to either make it available at all times or bring in some form of notification system for signed up customers.

The owner of the place is very nice and helpful. I Bought ice cream here 1 year ago and in looking…read morefor the ice cream i discovered well over 10 was expired. One of the workers was so rude,he has no patience at all ! Yesterday I went there and bought some scratch and again o reminded him about his very poor customer service. The usual young Indian guy in the evening is much nicer

Knights Deli is a small shop right next to Daniel's Pizza and Sakura Sushi Depot, down the far end…read moreof Easton Ave. I only stopped in quickly to grab something to drink after seeing a nice sponsored poster on the entrance for Monster featuring Ken Block, AKA the king of gymkhana. Shops a little on the cramped side but has all of the same offerings as a corner bodega, pre-made sandwiches available looked fairly decent and adverts proclaiming the exclusive use of Boars Head were placed at the deli area. There's also has as mall section dedicated to novelty pipes, and if the hours are to be believed, the deli is open until 4AM which i'm personally a big fan of. I'd have given the sandwiches a shot if we weren't doing a Pizza-Crawl of Easton ave on Saturday but i'll be back sometime to try the food, rather than browse the snacks and pick up a drink or two.