I really wanted to like this place. I genuinely love the mom-and-pop feel of the shop--it has charm…read moreand potential. I also don't mind cash-only businesses, if they're upfront about it. We ordered over the phone and weren't told, and there's no clear signage when you walk in. You only find out when it's time to pay. In 2025, in New Jersey, that's a frustrating surprise--especially when you can also order through DoorDash. It just doesn't make sense. As for the food, we ordered a couple of Italian subs and a BLT with extra bacon. The Italians had soggy lettuce and maybe two slices of lunch meat--not what you'd expect from a deli. The BLT, despite asking for extra bacon, came with just two strips. Overall, everything was mediocre at best. I appreciate small businesses and want to see them thrive, but between the lack of communication and underwhelming food, it's hard to recommend without some improvements. We're back next week to finish a job and will try again, maybe they had they had the rookies in there today.

Popped in to Sub Shack in Hackettstown for the first time today after being told by many people for…read moreyears now that I needed to check it out. Tiny little spot with barely enough room to think haha, but a huge menu and really friendly employees. Decided to go with "The Super" and "The Shack Special" The super is their version of an Italian. Got it dressed with LTO, oil and vinegar, and oregano. The roll was softer than I normally like for an Italian but it was very fresh and still held together nicely. I didn't eat half of this til just now (maybe 4 hours later) and it still wasn't a sloppy mess. The Shack Special was Roast beef, Turkey breast, Swiss, lettuce, tomato, and Russian dressing. These communists and their salad dressing...tastes good on everything. Again the meats were super fresh and the same roll for this one. I grabbed both to take a few bites for a video and I packaged this one up for my gf and I kept the Italian. These are both half sandwiches and they're bigger than most full size subs from anywhere. Cost for both of these total was around $16. No brainer here - Sub Shack - Didn't Suck!

Super friendly couple who makes delicious sandwiches! This is a hole in the wall shop that offers…read moregreat food for great value. The super Italian sub was yummy and for the kids, we ordered the beef cheesesteak sandwich. Take your sandwiches to go and eat by the lake or at the picnic table outside! Would love to come back if we're in the area.

Great food when they're open,which could be hit or miss,and kinda pricey. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx cxxccccread more

Really delicious bagels and all kinds of sandwiches. Very…read morenice staff and friendly too.

Poor counter help. Call me silly but I don't want my sandwich with a side of their poor Rude Nasty…read moreservice. Way too many competitors in the area to have counter help that's killing your business I will not return, ever. I literally told him to keep the sandwich and walked out. No thanks!

Great service and I had an awesome breakfast sandwich, which was sausage, egg, cheese, onions, and…read morehot sauce on a toast, toasted everything bagel. The sandwich was huge and it was excellent.!!! This is the second time I've gotten this sandwich and both times it was awesome.

I used to come to this deli all the time, but I hadn't been back in years since I've found an…read moreanother deli in the area and it had a more desire to my liking. I stopped in today and was amazed at how much it has changed. The new layout looks great, and the updated lighting makes the place feel bright and welcoming. It feels completely different in the best way. The food was even better than I could have ever remembered. Everything tasted fresh and high quality and I will be coming here a lot more often now. (Best bagel I have ever had)

This was our first visit to this very popular local bagel shop in the heart of town…read more A very bagel shop ambiance feel and their bagels made fresh ongoing. The service is tops and great tasting bagels still warm from the oven.

Love their breakfast bagels! The bagels are warm, chewy on the outside, and soft in the center;…read moreperfect! Piled high with egg, bacon, and cheddar cheese. 'My favorite with cinnamon raisin bagel! Add in fast, friendly service. :)

no words. except fresh. i always get a ham cheese and lettuce sandwich (i know it's basic im sorry)…read moreand it is unbelievable. I never knew lettuce could be so fresh. Everything is cold and so fresh just as i like it and the bread is so crispy. It feels like eating wind and feeling breezy and it is amazing. Staff is kind and very quick in making food! overall amazing!

I don't normally like chains for food. That said they make a really great sandwich. What is funny…read moreis that it was so good I don't even care that I didn't get what I ordered and I'll chalk it up to I was not heard right. The bread is fantastic. They didn't overdo the condiments. I don't recall the brand but the fountain root beer is excellent. The staff were all really nice. I will definitely go back. I feel like I got value for my money for a change near work.

There was a point back in time where I wrote a flurry of reviews about the various supermarkets I…read moreshopped at, and I think my main focus tended to be on the service at the cash registers-- bored, indifferent, zombie-like, passive-aggressive, etc. Did they bag my groceries with at least a somewhat convincing imitation of professionalism and cheeriness, did they stare silently into space, or did they affix me with a look of unconcealed hostility as they tossed my groceries into a bag with all the delicacy and finesse of Sonny Liston hitting the heavy bag, or an opponent's face? Of course, with NJ banning single-use plastic and paper bags, that focus has obviously become academic and irrelevant. I currently have a stockpile of the re-usable $1 bags that these supermarkets now sell adding to the clutter of my "1-step-away-from-being-an-episode-of-Hoarders" abode because I invariably forget to bring any of them with me when I shop and have to buy another one at the cash register of whatever store I pick to buy my groceries at. The 1st time I came to the Mansfield Shop Rite, which is a while ago now, I intended to write a more critical review because of their shopping cart situation. The carts are all chained together, you have to insert a quarter into a device attached to the cart, which releases the chain and allows you to shop. On my initial encounter with this heretofore unknown shopping innovation, I struggled with the cart for an embarrassingly long time like an enfeebled halfwit before finally figuring it out. One guy saw me, took his cart, and ran away with it to the store without a word, evidently figuring I was going to have a complete imbecile's meltdown. I finally figured it out, no thanks to him, but a tutorial might have helped. Was I the only one this was new to? Obviously, writing that critical review slipped my mind. Until now, and...just as obviously, given my 5 star rating...it's not so critical. (In reference to shopping carts, I recently helped my birth mother in north NJ with her laundry, as I do monthly, and she stopped at the CVS in Wallington before we went on to the laundromat. She needed a shopping cart, but they were nowhere to be found. An employee walked outside with me to unsuccessfully locate one, remarking that they get stolen constantly. "We were able to track one down at the Wal-Mart"-- several miles away. So, I've belatedly come to recognize that maybe there's a genuine need for such a theft deterring device-- although, a determined shopping cart thief probably would be willing to lose a quarter in exchange for a brand-new shopping cart...who knows?...) Inside, the store is large and sprawling. The times I've been here, I can usually find what I need; no supply problems that I've encountered so far. The check-out counter lines are long, unless you use the "self-check-out" counters. Given that I had trouble figuring out the quarter-a-cart situation, I leave the self-check-out counters alone (which I'm against in principle anyway-- nothing like paying to ring up your own groceries!). Still, the check-out process moves relatively fast. I've found service to be pretty friendly and helpful. When I went last week, the gentleman ringing up the groceries asked, "Can I help you bag those?" That's a first! It's also the reason for the 5 stars. I politely declined and finished the job myself (I've gotten used to it at this point) but I appreciated the offer. Outside, confirming my status as a Luddite, I had trouble figuring out how to get my quarter back from the device on the cart (it's been a while since I last shopped here). Once you manually re-attach the chain, and secure the cart, the device spits out your quarter back to you. If you're new to the area, the parking lot situation at this location can be potentially confusing, and tricky (what looks like an exit is actually an entrance; the exit for the direction I head home in is near the movie theater, just beyond the Dollar Store), but I've been here enough times in recent years to at least have that figured out. A police car is sometimes waiting near one of the exits to "get" those that haven't. Objectively, this store probably rates only 4 stars, but the gentleman offering to help me bag my groceries brightened my day more than it probably should have, and I'm rating it an admittedly generous 5-stars. Obviously, if you're a shopping cart thief, this probably isn't the store for you. Try the CVS in Wallington.

this store is runned by insensitive management I am a…read moredisabled 60 year old who has nerological disabilities and chronic depression I have a parrot she is my emotional support animal everytime I enter this particulair store the. manger named tom tell me that my bird is not welcomed in his store and that it will poop on his floor which I told him I will clean up if she did not more then 10 minutes later a man walks in the deli with a golden retriever that is a diabet sensoring dog now I never heard of that and if a dog craps on the floor it would be much more messier and is the dogs owner going to clean up any mess I doubt it the store custodian would be made to clean the mess it sounds like a double standard is being applied here I will never shop here again and I will recommend all the residence Living in my community. Mansfield. Meadow a 55 and older Community made up of 260 homes boycott this ShopRite And never shop there either

The food is terrible the gas is not top tier absolutely nothing good about the store stay away WAWA…read morea much better choice.

the gas attendant yelled at us and refused to fill my race can that's designed for high test fuel…read more Never went in side and I will refuse, went to Wawa's which had no problem and they were very nice, wawas has better food and services don't waste your time at this quick check.