It's a decent grocery store. Most items are store brand and the quality is good to excellent…read more PS: Most people complaining that you have to pay for a shopping cart probably didn't return their carts and just left them in the lot. When you return your cart, you get back a quarter. It's an innovative way to drive down costs AND keeps runway carts from damaging people's cars.

Aldi's is my go to right now. You can get cheaper fruits and dairy products and nuts here compared…read moreto other grocery stores, just remember to bring your own bag.

Please sanitize pig tail and salt beef area by individually wrapping…read moreGreat place for all your needs

I am a Haitian American from Brooklyn and I was missing my staples. Where would I get my soursop…read moretea? Or my honey ginger tea? Better yet, some island based seasoning and hot sauce? Tropical Sun is the place! I moved to NJ 4 years ago. There is a well known Haitian bakery in Brooklyn that has the best homemade bread. Guess what? They ship to Tropical Sun! So when I miss home, I order some bread and reminisce! If you are from the Caribbean ( or appreciate the islands) you will definitely find your go to products, produce, meats, seasonings, and goods.

Tried them for the first time today. Very nice staff but unfortunately the dry-aged ribeyes we…read morebought were quite tough and chewy. For $25/steak, we expect better. Especially since NYC butchers and Grand Central Market is 15 min away.

This little corner store in a quiet residential neighborhood is the best butcher around. Everything…read moreis always fresh and cut to order. He has a deli and also sells groceries. A lot of Portuguese items so you don't have to go tramping off to Newark all the time.

I had a beautiful experience with your employee Enmanuel figuereo he was a delight to speak with…read moreand he assisted me with my problems, i believe he deserves a raise.

I am once again updating my review of SuperFresh! Five stars for life…read more I have moved away from the SuperFresh area and am finding that no other market can compare. I was visiting the "old neighborhood" last week and stopped in to SuperFresh and almost wept, I miss it so much! Keep up the great work, SuperFresh! I will always come see you when I'm in Jersey!

Came by to pick up linguica and the thick cut bacon. I happened to be dropping my In laws at EWR…read moreairport and i remembered they ooen 8am. Coming from queens, i am not always in the area. i end up taling 5 linguica and 2 packs of the thick cut bacon. They have some of the best Portuguese sausages and bacon, great quality and they hold well in the refrigerator because they are vacuum sealed.

While visiting family in Newark, I found this meat market. Good reviews, busy street, I made the…read moreeffort to go in. Sad to say, it was not a good day (Saturday1pm) since there was not much left to choose. $100 later we went to a bbq with high expectations on the quality off the meat we were bringing. Sadly, I was disappointed again; the quality of the meat was no better than what I can find at the average supermarket where I would pay half as much. On my next visit if meat is needed I will be skipping this place. The only plus to the store was the staff, they were very nice and helpful while I was checking out.

I bought a pata here today I cut into it as soon as I got home…read moreThe quality of the meet was like tartar so tender and delicious I couldn't believe it Yes a bit pricy but well worth it

The nicest man making the highest quality meat products I've ever been lucky enough to taste.read more

I have been looking for doubles since I started working in Newark and was so happy to have found…read morethis place. Little did I know it is also a Caribbean market. Not only can you get yummy food but you can also get your West Indian needs from groceries, supplements, or things you can't find at your local supermarket.

Not only is the food tremendous this place is artsy as well! . Don't eat all in one bite.read more

Very good store. Lots of unique chooses. LOUSY website. You can't search for anything.read more

Twin City has been a staple at our home when family visits and we don't want to cook Cuban food…read more Although not close to our home, we make sure to go and buy our Cuban food. The ambience has not changed and every Spanish food you're looking for, they have it, with the exception of Goya Cuban crackers. They had every brand except Goya. When we stopped by on Sunday, to buy our food to go, the woman that took care of us, didn't want to go check if they had pernil. It was as if we were asking her to go get it from Cuba. We were very disappointed with the food. The congri was dry, the tamales salty, yucca dry and hard, croquetas cold, the pernil was fatty, $140.00 later dissatisfied customer.