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    Seabra Foods

    2.5 (38 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Cassy B.

    This Seabras location is good for prepared foods...not so much on the produce. Compared to other Seabras locations this one is pricier on the fresh fruit and veggies. It's also a smaller location but really seems to have everything you need. It's a great little supermarket for anyone who lives near the Path because it's literally within walking distance. I probably wouldn't come out of the way for it to do my every week shopping but if I was in the area and wanted to grab some lunch I would stop in. They have fantastic sandwiches and awesome homemade Portuguese options. Soup and salads too. They have a big parking lot too and the store itself is nice and clean. I went in around 6 and they were still very stocked on all the prepared foods. Check it out if you're in the area.

    two raw steaks on a tray

    I've been buying meat and this what always happens, the meat is always the worst and it smells so bad

    No lines anymore, at least not today.
    Kathy W.

    Seabra is a local supermarket, featuring primarily Portuguese products. They also have quite a few Asian, Peruvian and Ecuadorian products. I love to go there and venture through the aisle to see what treasure I find. Since the start of the pandemic, they have tried to keep the shelves stocked, and they've done as best as any other supermarket. Toilet paper and paper towels have made it in, but sold out within minutes, even with 'one per customer' limits.

    Arial C.

    I tried to not to give one star review to business unless they were very rude and didn't offer the products match to their price. I Will NEVER ever go bk for grocery shopping at Seabra though. The cashier's attitude was like you are not welcome here, why you shop here. I just questioned abt the price coz I read the wrong sign, then her attitude was like you are wrong I am the boss here, I'm gonna tell you what you gonna do. Didn't your boss, your mother,or your kindergarten teacher taught you if people being polite to you, you shouldn't being rude to them? Chat with you coworker is fine, but when your customer come to check our, maybe you should spare 30 sec to be professional, is it that difficult to you? Actually, if you don't like your job, don't do it, if you choose to do it as an adult, be professional even if your customer is not the person/race you like. Respect your job.

    Triple the price of what you should pay for!

    I only stop here if it's an absolute emergency. The prices are ridiculous! See the pic attached as an example.

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    Jeannette L.

    Seabra Foods has opened another location in Harrison on Bergen Ave. It's taken over the building where that abandoned tire/auto place had been for years. From the outside, the grocery storefront really catches your eye with its green logo and large windows. Seabra has also redone the parking lot, outlining the parking spaces and marking driving direction arrows on the asphalt. I picked up a few items this morning. I was on my way to Shoprite, but saw that Seabra was open and figured I'd check it out. The grocery just opened recently (there's a 'Grand Opening' sign up above the entrance's automatic doors). Inside, it feels open and spacious, bright and clean. The aisles are well stocked and the produce is fresh. Like the other Seabra groceries, there is a wide selection of international items - from Portugal, Peru, Asia, etc. - at good prices. Some items sold at Seabra are unavailable in Shoprite, so this is great! The bakery is really good, too. I'm glad to know that I can easily pick up fresh sweet bread and Portuguese rolls here. There's also a cafe area where you can sit down and eat (there's a deli area with lots of tasty looking items). This Seabra is in a great location and is a wonderful addition to this shopping plaza and part of town.

    Get the espresso
    Lesley K.

    The best supermarket in the area. Everything you would need is available here. Meats prices good, the butcher slices the meats to your request , small seafood section but all the necessities. Vegetables and fruits are fresh. Bakery section also has espresso with the best Nutella tarts. I can even get my hands on Asian grocery items which is amazing.

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    Close to home. Pretty much stock everything I need. Love the premade salads. And the Tres Leches cake is yummy!

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    Staff is extremely rude. Food is over priced and a lot of items are EXPIRED. Won't be returning.

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