As per their store statement, "Experience the true Filipino culture through the variety of our…read moreproducts". I generously gave them a 4 star rating for my appreciation of their grand opening. The previous Filipino grocery closed a long time ago so this was a welcoming addition to the block. Conveniently located in the same crammed parking lot as Little Quiapo, Philippine Bread House and Cafe Pilipino. One stop parking spot for all your Filipino needs. They host a collection of products typically found in the Philippines and not found at your traditional American grocery stores. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Will definitely return when I need a bottle of Mang Tomas!

After many glowing recommendations from la boca de mi suegra Amalia, I finally paid a visit to THE…read moredestination for anyone looking for to procure authentic groceries, fresh seafood, and high-quality meats from the Iberian Peninsula and Brazil. The store is well-stocked with a great selection of imported goods, from olive oils and spices to traditional cheeses and cured meats. One of the highlights of shopping at Seabra is their seafood section, which always offers fresh and frozen fresh fish and shellfish from around the globe. Surf or turf, their butcher counter is also impressive, featuring a variety of cuts that are hard to find elsewhere. The staff is friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with recommendations or finding specialty items. The bakery and prepared food sections are also worth mentioning, offering delicious breads, pastries, and ready-to-eat Portuguese favorites like bacalhau (salt cod) dishes and roasted meats. The store is clean, organized, and has a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for ingredients for a traditional meal or just want to explore new flavors, Seabra is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

Delicious food.i come here every time I'm dying to eat sum delicious salchipollo. They never…read moredisappoint and always have anything someone from Peru might need. They offer take out which is great when in rush.

The only review of this place was from someone who visited once. Honestly, it's an authentic…read morePeruvian shop that serves some of the best salchipollo in the area. The service time is rather slow, but the food compensates for that. They sell snacks, clothes, fresh food, basically everything you'd expect from a small family shop. Don't expect five star cuisine but it serves its purpose.

Shopped here at the recommendation of a friend as it has Hispanic products. I was looking for green…read morebananas and plantains as well as other items normally found in Hispanic neighborhoods. Extra seems to have a big selection of African, Haitian and Hispanic products. They have a great selection of root vegetables. Prices were low, store neat and stocked, but this is where the good ends. The neighborhood is very questionable. I kept seeing police activity everywhere while trying to find this supermarket. The meat was also questionable. I made the mistake of picking up a pork shoulder that looked better than the rest. Smelled it and it seemed fine. Once I got home and removed the packaging, it smelled funky, as if it was going bad and someone tried cleaning it with a chemical. I threw it out. I never shopped in this type of neighborhood before nor in an Extra supermarket. Next time I'll just travel to ShopRite a half mile away for what I need. I'm new to a neighborhood that borders Orange, East Orange and Irvington. I'm finding that the supermarkets are subpar. I need to travel outside of my area for quality meat. For root vegetables and non perishables, I may make the once a year trip here. Maybe.

Very low class supermarket with questionably fresh items and strange products and produce…read more This may be your thing if you're from Haiti or Ecuador, but I've stopped in this place twice and its very very weird here. Its proximity to some bad areas of Newark/Irvington is possibly why they say that poorer depressed areas have poor nutrition. Walk a few more blocks to City grocery which is also pretty ghetto, but has a lot better products and selection and the produce is decent. Anyone who drives would never make this a justifiable place to shop. Better yet, head over to Stop and Shop in South Orange or to the nearest Shop Rite for way better food.

Great grocery shopping for Asian food and items. They have a hot food section, great for any to go…read morefood. Once you enter, there are bakery, fruit, vegetables, frozen food, meat/fish at the back. All kinds of Asian snacks and drinks on the shelves. Staff is always nice and friendly. They have lunar new year decorations on now.

We were back at AFM past weekend to get our weekly meals. Fried fish, broccoli chicken, Eggplant…read morewith garlic sauce are few of the items we bought. All cooked same day, delicious taste. Prices are very reasonable and measured by weight. Friendly service, checkout line moves fast, and now they have loyalty membership.

This is my go-to for Latino ingredients particularly their selection of peppers in the produce…read moredepartment. I've been pleasantly surprised by how extensive their selection of oriental ingredients and sauces is. They also have a good selection of herbs and spices. My biggest complaint is pricing. If an item is not on sale, the price is substantially higher than most other grocery stores. Even though, the store appears clean, the lighting, shelving and layout does not enhance the shopping experience.

The biggest pro of this supermarket is how conveniently located it is. It is because of that, I…read morethought I'd stop by, give it a look and maybe pick up a few grocery if the prices were good. I would say this supermarket is relatively small, only having maybe 5-6 isles and the butcher/deli area is located in the back. The isles are pretty cluttered with products & food but they do have rather decent prices and may have what you're looking for if you look hard enough. You get a little cart to carry your items around and I was able to use that to put my things in. The fruit & veggies all looked fresh, which I was glad to see on my way to the deli area. The butchers that were working in the back do seem kind of lazy and are definitely pretty rude. I was considering buying some cold-cuts but honestly didn't want to deal with their attitudes or the comments they were making under their breath, so I just stuck to the isles. I ended up getting some items because as I mentioned earlier, the prices aren't bad at all. If you're local, this is a decent, and very convenient place to pick some stuff up. You're in and out which I liked. Front cashiers were friendly and pack your items for you.

Perfect for the neighborhood. More than just a convenient…read morestore. Fresh vegetables, floral bouquets, made-to-order sandwiches to ice cream. ATM located at entrance. Always able to depend on them during a blizzard, the boys always come on to serve the neighborhood. Wide variety of munchies. Open early and close late. Staff is always very friendly and helpful. Much more pleasant than the other convenient stores in the neighborhood. Con: pan handlers straggling around the liquor store next door asking for change.

The hidden gem of Bergen Avenue!…read more Sub hub makes amazing sandwiches. Enough said! The rolls are always soft and the deli meat fresh. The people that make the sandwiches provide enough meat, the right amount of condiments, lettuce, etc. Not to mention, they are considerably cheap! An entire hero sandwich, $5.99 - $6.99. Enjoy Yelpers!

Good customer service and nice people. Everything is always fresh to but there so good food as well.read more

Since I live in the area, there is not a more reliable store than this one within walking distance…read more The name El Gran Bodegon is exactly what it is, a large bodega. They have a small produce section in the front as well as a carniceria (butcher station) in the back. I tend to do most of my groceries at larger supermarkets because the prices are more wholesale, but when I forget to get something or just plain too lazy to do all that shopping, I can get everything I need here. I swear, any Latin American meal you wish to prepare within an hour's notice, they have ALL the ingredients here. During the summer, I've gotten charcoal and bags of ice here for last-minute barbecue plans. Oh, and unlike many other places in the area, everything I've gotten here was fresh, never expired. They share a small parking lot in the back of the store with the pharmacy next door so parking is a little easier just in case you need to fill your trunk with groceries. They even have mini-carts. However, its benefits are almost its undoing, as it can get packed as hell in here. Be prepared for some physical contact with some of the less slim clientele while squeezing through the aisles, which is the only downside, but common in places like this. I think they have a minimum of $10 or $15 to use a debit or credit card. They also have a decent variety of cigarettes and household items behind the counter.