There is something for everyone here!! Diner to sit and eat. Food to go. Candy. Bakery. Fruit!…read moreSheds! Salads! Drinks! The pretzels are a must!! Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday. They have hot food To-go and so much candy!!

The Bridgeton Amish Market was one of those places that I had to knock off of my summer bucket…read morelist... Whie it's pretty far away from my home I got plenty of fresh air on my way there! This place is much smaller than most Amish markets that I've been to. But the quality vendors inside made the drive well worth it. I grabbed a smoothie, a pretzel, and a meal from the bbq counter... The surprise item I found there was at a poultry vendor. They make their own all natural ground dog food. $6 for a quart, and my daughter's dog loved it.. I likely won't be down that way again until Spring. But I will make a day out of it by stopping in the zoo and the nearby lake.

This store stinks and the employees are very disrespectful. The owner/ manager is very…read moreunapproachable and judgmental towards people of color. Prices are high. Save a lot is around the corner and is much much better than this place.

My favorite little grocery store in Bridgeton. I stop there all the time. They have items you…read moremight not find elsewhere like Mexican cheeses, Mexican soda, Spanish turrón. But they have all the usual groceries. A couple different kinds of frozen veggie burgers, and some frozen seafood. Probably your best shot at buying a ripe avocado. Always a quick check-out.

It's both a shopping and a cultural experience…read more This is one of the best Amish markets that I've been to. The choices are boffo. There's hot & cold prepared Amish foods and continental foods; butcher; dairy store; green grocer; bulk dried & jarred goods; and arts & crafts--all in one place. Here's my favorites: Smucker's Pretzels: Original pretzels and smokey cheezers (pigs-in-a-blanket). Made fresh throughout the day. Stoltzbus BBQ: Fried chicken, smoked ribs, and beef stew. Esh's Produce: Any fruit or vegetable from here is excellent. A & R Bakery: The cheesecake offerings are impressive; there's individual slices, half and whole cheesecakes. There's literally a wall of all types of cakes and pies, along with multiple shelves filled with cookies, donuts, breads, baked treats. There's plenty of free parking and public restrooms. Near closing time, local folks come pouring in here to get dinner and it becomes animated. Open 3 days a week; only operates during daytime hours. Vendors begin to put things away about 30 minutes ahead of end of business. Don't miss out by showing up at the last minute.

Oops I couldn't help myself had to take a bite! Food here is amazing as always and customer service…read moreis always on point. Place is clean and I have yet to have had a bad experience at this place. High quality, fresh ingredients are what makes the food here and what keeps this place running. You will catch me here every weekend. Wish they were open more days though , that's how good it is.

This is a perfect grocery store while staying in the wildwoods or wildwood crest beaches. The store…read moreis within drivable distance; the parking lot is great and was busy when I visited on a Sunday morning. The store is well packed with grocery, bakery and diary items for which I was shopping. The store is kept well and maintained clean. The staff was okay and not of much help. It is definitely a good place to shop while you are vacationing in Wildwood for sure.

Great store down the shore!! Quick to stop in and grab goodies. Clean and organized. I think it was…read morerecently upgraded a bit from last time we were there.

This Shoprite is always clean and overall, the staff is very courteous. My only complaint is the…read moreprices. This location has certainly raised their prices and some of the prices are pretty darn ridiculous. For a 3-pack of wrigley's gum, the cost was $3.79. C'mon, really? The Walmart nearby certainly has better deals and prices but may not carry all the items Shoprite has. Other than that, this Shoprite is very open to your input on what products they should supply to their customers.

i watched the store manager by the name Phil DeAngelis belittle some of his workers in front of us…read morecustomers.

I don't know why, but I love this place. It's a small resort-town grocery store that hits me right…read morein the nostalgia. I always end up wandering around--everything's fresh, the service is great, and yes, it's mostly self-checkout now, but it's still my old ACME, and that's enough for me.

It is surprisingly a terrible ACME. It is small, the aisle are tiny, the stock is disorganized, and…read morethe workers seem to be in a zone of their own. Not much care is placed into this place it seems. I was able to get my small amt of groceries and go. The annoying part is that the parking lot is a PAID one. The first 30 mins are free but what if there is a long line or someone has a lot to buy and finds it difficult to search this store? They should validate parking to keep shoppers inside!

A bit pricey, but always have what you need and so convenient on the island. Available when you…read moreneed them

The best market I have ever been to. Fresh food, unbelievable ready made food and courteous staff…read more It is not only food shopping but an actual experience! Please try Avalon Super Market. You will love it!

Redner's is a great little grocery store with a nice selection of products, low prices, and…read morefriendly service. I stop here sometimes on the way to our place on the Sassafras, to stock up on grub for the weekend. It's usually a very quick stop as it's not overloaded with customers like the grocery stores back home.

Very disappointed! Tried to order a 16 piece of chicken and told they are completely booked. I can…read morego to other grocery stores and easily order. The service in the deli is lacking!

I used to work the door at a dive bar in Philly that attracted a lot of college students, so…read morecarding people was my main function. I learned a few things along the way. The better looking you were, the more likely I was to card you. The better you dressed would also get you a good look, whereas if you were ugly, and dressed like a hobo, you might get a pass. Still, I appreciate the difficulty in determining age within a few years, especially when people are young. There are dire consequences should you get it wrong, and the employee is rarely on the hook for it. On the other hand, there must be some common sense involved when you make a policy decision to just card everyone that comes through your door. This isn't a Wildwood Road House, it's a grocery store and most of the people in it, are older than dirt. Kids don't go to the grocery store. If the person in question is trying to buy Fireball while carrying a box of Captain Crunch, you should probably card them. If you look like me, you might want to give them a break. This is apparently company policy, which is simply lazy, an unforgivable display of hospitality, and not within the spirit of the law. It's illegal to sell liquor to minors so Acme has decided to use a sledge hammer on a thumbtack. Clearly, management has zero faith in their employees to make good decisions, and from the number of cashiers on the floor, apparently no interest in providing anything remotely approaching customer service. I find it tacky and insulting. It wasn't always this way. It's been four decades since I was underage, and now that I'm pushing sixty, I can't find the logic in carding me simply because Acme doesn't trust it's employees to have a lick of sense and doesn't give a rat's a** if their customers are inconvenienced. There's no competition in the immediate vicinity so they must feel secure that they can treat their customers poorly with little repercussion. Where else are we going to go? Why not have a more nuanced approach? Do they look like they could be younger than 30? Maybe you ask for ID. Carding everyone is an insult to everyone involved, including the poor employees who have to deal with it. It makes you want to order everything you can from Amazon, buy your liquor from a local store, and get your produce from a farm stand. No bags. No sense. No service. No sale.

Men's bathroom rating only. I wouldn't wish my worst enemies a trip to this bathroom. It's…read moredisgusting. Might catch hep c. The acme bathroom in Avalon not too far from this one is so nice. Not sure why this one is a total dump.

This place has fell off. The customer service gets a zero one Suggestion - self service I brought…read moreJell-O that was dated

This particular shop rite doesn't give bags and check your purchases. It's the downside of shopping…read morein the city. But, many city residents have no other choice.