This is a large and roomy supermarket with an attached liquor store. It has tons and tons of…read moreproducts with reasonable prices, friendly staff and is immaculate. There are separate departments for the bakery, deli, butcher, fish- all with bountiful and beautiful displays. Everything looks fresh and appetizing. There's even a beautiful hot buffet (not for me- because you know how I feel about salad bars!) and delicious looking sushi counter. You can literally eat here from morning to night and shop in between!

Be careful with ShopRite in Newton and in Sparta. I've been finding a lot of expired and out of…read moredate products lately especially perishables like bread and dairy. I recently pulled 2 Pillsbury buttermilk biscuits out of the refrigerator section. One was dated mid June and the other was early August. This was on September 3. Be careful and read the dates. Grocery stores don't like to throw anything away. Ever.

Freshly sliced mangoes, a nice selection of raw nuts, lovely floral selection. A great way to get a…read morehealthy fix in the area. Thank you!

Good - it used to be good with fresh fruit and veggies at reasonable prices…read more Bad - no longer as good. For example- black plums, 'made in USA" stickers on them, way past their prime, and Squishy, at $4/#. And there's a lot more. Are there new owners? If so, get with the program or think about selling.

I am a Caucasian, and almost everything in this store is very interesting to me. I recognize maybe…read more20% of the things I see here- and I have no context for prices. In the back of the store they prepare fresh "hot" food "to go". There are no prices on the containers (there are many things that don't have prices marked by the way), but there is a listing on the wall above the table. Yesterday I went to get something for a snack. They had a container of 5 fried cakes/dumplings. I had never had them before - but everything else I've gotten here has been delicious, so I had 2 questions; "no meat?" and "how much $" -- and the cook (who did not speak much english) said "no meat" and "aloo" pointing at the list on the wall (it said $7). I was good to go :-) I got to the cashier, ready to pay, and the cashier said "$10"... I replied -- the sign said $7. He replied something like "this is aloo x, you are talking about aloo y" ... to avoid further embarrassment, I paid the $10... but I really had the feeling that they have two sets of prices... I got the outsider's price if you know what I mean. It was disheartening. That said, they tasted fine. even with the tension I felt in my stomach.

Ricky's is a small Indian food store that is brimming with food and spices. So much that's it hard…read moreto shop there - customers are shopping, boxes are being opened and emptied, shelves and refrigerator cases being stocked while people are checking out in front and that line sometimes meanders into the aisles - it's a busy place! They also have a good selection Indian rice in large and larger bags and fresh vegetables with Indian specialties that are hard to find like curry leaves. In the back is a small take out place. I've only eaten there once, it was fine, but I can't review it. Do you want Pillsbury frozen Nan, paneer, frozen ready to cook meals, desserts, snack packs Bombay style, bottled Indian condiments and a huge selection of spices? You've come to the right place. You just have to be patient and battle through. The selection is quite complete and my trips to Edison or Parsippany to get supplies has diminished. Just remember it's a large selection in a smaller store. One cash register and small counter. I can tell you it's busier on the weekends but during the week, you never know. But if you live in Essex County or nearby, it can be your mainstay of Indian food.

Great Indian grocery store! I am a professional chef and have studied with some of the best chefs…read morefrom and in India. Also, I have recently moved to North New Jersey (Montclair) from Northern California. This store is less than 20 min away from my home. Definitely worth the drive. This store rivals any store one might find in Sunnyvale or Fremont, except it is cleaner, better lit has better prices, and a WAY bigger frozen food selection. On some funky diet where you have to find flours that are not wheat? Do NOT go to Whole Foods (Whole Paycheck more like) to spend over $10 a pound for unusual flours like Rice Flour, Garbanzo Bean AKA Chickpea AKA CHANA FLOUR or (that is what it will be called here), Moong (Mung) Bean Flour, Urad Flour, Amaranth flour, etc. They even have Organic flours if that's your bag. Spices.....They have them in bags that are too big for a common American cook but at the prices they charge, you can use some of it and just throw it out when it gets too old. Or better yet, share them with a friend that would otherwise be too intimidated to venture out to discover and then use "unusual" spices. Are you bat poop crazy bored and feel like you will delve further into the abyss of madness from the lockdown if you eat another prepared food item from Costco and or TJs? THEY GOT YOU!! Their frozen food section is so vast that one could buy a bunch of different Indian dishes that one would otherwise have to go to an Indian restaurant to get. Again a funky diet haven in that MANY dishes are vegan, gluten-free, vegetarian, etc. but also premade, fast and easy. Think Indian version of a Hot Pocket. PLEASE SUPPORT LOCAL SMALL BUSINESSES AND RESTAURANTS!!! But, I get it if you are single and do not want to eat the same thing 3 days in a row because when ordering fresh dishes from a restaurant and the portions are big for just one person. Their produce section was big and had good quality produce. Nicest looking Okra I have seen in a while and considering it is January and snowing outside, that is saying something. They have things like fresh Curry Leaves, Methi Greens (Fenugreek Leaves), Turmeric (both the usual orange AND white) etc. So if your yoga instructor "diagnoses" you will not only a Gluten "allergy" but says you need to be eating these esoteric foods, this is the place to find them. Happy shopping, cooking and then eating!!!

I usually shop at a grocery store in Parsippany, but this time I thought I'd give this place a try…read more As soon as I walked in, the first thing I noticed was how much smaller it is compared to the store I normally visit. I walked through all the aisles, and yes, you can definitely find the basic groceries and Indian essentials you need. But after getting used to the variety and number of brands at my regular store, I felt like I'd rather stick with my go-to place. One thing that really caught my attention, though, was their ready-to-eat sabji packs. They have 16 oz packs for around $8, with options like Chole, Dal Tadka, Bhindi Masala, and a few other dishes. I thought that was pretty convenient, especially for busy weekdays when you don't feel like cooking. Overall, it's a decent neighborhood Indian grocery store if you're nearby and need the essentials. But personally, I'll probably

While driving around, I discovered this great little farm stand store right off Rt 15 North. This…read morestore is about 20 minutes from the main farm. They have a nice selection of fruits, veggies, baked goods, and meats. They also have seasonal flowers and plants; including Christmas trees and reefs. Been there a few times so far and look to make it a regular spot. I recommend if you want fresh produce or baked goods and want to support your local businesses...check this place out.

Liked the prices at the original lindeken fams. Too expensive now with the new facelift. Too…read morecommercialized. Been visiting the local farms to support them.

Everyone that works here is so amazing!! I had taken the NJT from Penn Station to Dover and really…read morehad to use the bathroom - Dover had no restroom (apparently), but the staff at this Supermarket were beyond friendly and really made my day.

This is a Mini Super Market located here in Dover that's always well stocked with Everything that I…read moreneed. It's another alternative to shopping at a Big Busy Grocery Store. Pantry items like rices and dried beans, canned goods, sauces, frozen foods, breads, and a really great meat section. They always have nice cuts of chicken, beef, and pork- I definitely grab a Picnic Roast whenever I feel like cooking. This is Dover so you know they have a Goya section full of all the goods to go along with the Picnic Roast. Adobo, Sazon, Sofrito (love the cilantro base), Olives, Garlic, and Don't let me forget the Mojo Criollo Marinade. Man my mouth is starting to water just thinking about all those wonderful flavors. I think it may be time to Fire up the Grill. ((it's always time to fire up the grill)) But first things first - lemme swing by the Latino American Supermarket.

We adore Andersen Farms! This place is a gem in Sussex County. Anytime we are in the area we stop…read moreby for an ice cream and a walk around the farm animals with our son. There is a great selection of seasonal plants and the indoor market has some incredibly delicious local foods and treats.

The sign says Andersen Farms. It's a great location and a pleasure to shop there. I really like…read moretheir produce.

Love this place! They have special thanksgiving menu which is delicious. Their weekly roasted…read morechicken is my favorite. Highly recommend! They are clean and modern. Staff is friendly. So many halal options

I bought a beef samosa to have as a snack. I tried to bite into it and couldn't. The shell was so…read morehard I had to crack it open with my hands. The beef inside was so dry and hard that it just crumbled into hard bits. I will not go back again.