Lots of fresh produce, many organic choices. Awesome seafood, veggie pot pie are other favorites…read more There's even a liquor store inside!

All cash-paying customers are cheated, as McCaffrey's will "round up" your price [without asking!]…read moreto avoid using pennies. THIS IS THEFT.

Decided to try this ShopRite as it's just a stone's throw from my home, I usually do Sprouts or…read moreTrader Joe's. I heard good things about the fresh flowers and nice staff. Well, they were half right, anyway. Shortly into my visit, I asked a worker called Brian -- his nametag read "Brain" which is unlikely, probably just spelled it wrong -- which aisle I could find flavored seltzer in. He gave me a stink eye from under the bill of his oversized little leaguer baseball cap and said "what are you hard of reading, mam? We have directories posted all over the store and I'm too busy to take your hand and walk you there!" His exact words which left me in disbelief. I guess he was having one of those days and took it out on me. So I asked to speak to his manager. He chortled, I am the manager, toots!" So, I told my daughter who witnessed the entire exchange, time to go as the idiots are obviously running the village. I left the cart and my daughter decided to fall back and return the items in it. I waited out in the car. When Sia, my daughter, came out she was in tears. She told me the same guy, Brian/Brain called out to her a creepy "Me so horny" as he stalked behind her. He actually said this to a 15 year old girl who just so happens to be black and Laotian. I don't know, maybe he was drunk or high, possibly both. Perhaps a frontal lobe injury? I didn't know men such as this still existed. Figured they had been bronzed in tar and feathered decades ago. It really is unacceptable, highly inappropriate predatory, harassing behavior. A menace like this should not be allowed to run roughshod all over a store grossly abusing his so-called power. I dissuaded my husband from going back to the store to confront him. We will never, ever shop at any ShopRite again. By the way, the mean girls at the front of the store just added insult to injury. I hope you go out of business!

A tad less crowded than the one in Princeton I sometimes go to, but people aren't as 'courteous'…read moreeither... plus they still didn't carry the Fresh Mouth packets I used to get. Maybe they're just phasing them out, and maybe I need to get smart and stop chasing down products when I can just get them from places like Instacart...

My favorite supermarket in PA…read more Friendly service Open 7 days Big parking lot Clea and quiet

Things are going down hill here. I loved shopping here but as of lately the store has not been up…read moreto par. Even the bonus card is problematic.

My local store is on 700 Stony Hill Rd, Yardley.PA. Today I needed some cash back while paying with…read moredebit card. Asked group of employees at customer service , at least 5 of them gathered at that spot, which self checked terminal to use. Was told any will do. Actually only 3 out of 6 terminals could perform that task. After finishing paying at terminal of my choosing, i was not able to get cash back and was told to buy something else and use specific terminals. Absolute disgrace and disrespect to customer needs.

I absolutely love shopping at this Giant. They have a very good selection of products and the…read moreproduce is normally very fresh. What makes this store special is the great people who work there. Whether it is the friendly guys in the produce or fish departments or the many friendly check out cashiers, they all do a great job making me feel welcome. Great job!

I love this market. They have great produce, flowers, fresh fish and a deli! They have a unique mix…read moreof products from many cultures. If you're into trying new things you'll have fun here! The fresh bread is insanely cheap here. Rolls including long ones are 2 for a buck. Milk is at very fair pricing and the produce is always fresh and priced way better than chain grocery stores. You will see lots of food items with no English on the packaging. They do try to have signs like the dumplings in the photo I but there are many products that don't, like the flavored feta cheese I was trying to figure out. The flowers here are gorgeous and much lower priced than you would pay at a florist or grocery store. Check out the video of what they had today.

Super cute store with a great selection of various fruit and other items. Great selection of…read moreseafood. Everyone that worked at the store was very friendly and checking out was super fast.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Staff is rude and horrible!! Sam Marrazzo would be rolling in his grave! RIP…read more I've been shopping at Marrazzo's on Parkway Ave in Ewing for years and used to have a positive experience. Unfortunately, that has completely changed under the new ownership and especially the STAFF. Sad how my review all stemmed from how employees handled me trying to redeem a lottery ticket I purchased after grocery shopping - they refused to redeem the ticket and have a history of doing this all the time.. NINE times at this point... even when purchased at their own store??!! Anything over $100 doesn't get redeemed. On (Sunday, 5/17/2026, around noon) I tried to cash a winning $200 ticket I had literally just bought from them, and they refused again. When I calmly asked about the NJ Lottery guidelines, staff told me management has "strict rules" against cashing higher tickets and claimed they never have enough cash (even in a busy supermarket with 5+ registers and constant traffic). Look -- I understand retailers aren't obligated to cash every ticket under $500/$600, but a full-service grocery store that happily sells lottery tickets (in two vending machines and a store front) should be able to redeem $200 ticket just purchased there. Once or twice is acceptable but every damn time?! But then... then interaction turned highly unprofessional. Three employees were involved: * A thin, long-haired African American woman about 5'3" -- she is usually the one behind the lottery section (often with a bandanna or dreads) and is typically the employee who tells customers they can't redeem any "high" tickets. In this case she refused my $200 winning ticket (for the 9th time) on Sunday and has done so many times before. Even after I calmly explained that a grocery store should have at least $200 in cash available somewhere, she still denied redeeming the ticket and became aggressive and ignorant making the next co-worker finish the conversation for her.. * An older (50-60) woman with grey/dark hair and glasses who was loud and confrontational (I believe her name was Veronica). She actually quit her job twice while trying to ring me up. I pressed her a little on the logic of their guidelines and she completely cracked, quit, came back, then quit again after I challenged her weak reasoning further. It's sad and pathetic that someone in her 60s is this unstable and unable to handle a simple grocery store job and allowed me to CONTROL HER FEELINGS!!! like is this your personal $200??!! Haha she then had the next sorry sap cover for her on her last "quit"... * A heavier short black man wearing glasses and a bandanna but SUPER diabetic.. To his defense, he had no idea what he was walking into. He came in hot-headed and aggressive as if ready for violence which is why I'm calling out his ignorance.. When I told him this was not an aggressive situation, no violence was going to happen, and that he has no idea what the situation was even about.. he still acted IGNORANTLY and stuck up for employees who were clearly in the wrong...ready for a fight which in full transparency, he's a liability to any employer. During the confrontation with one of the Black employees, they attempted to make the situation about race. That angle quickly fell apart when they saw that my wife (who is Black) and I (who am White) are together. They shut their mouths on that topic immediately.... SOOO FUNNY, huh? In short, they tried to kick me out of the store simply for asking them to cash a ticket I purchased there.... In what world?? They lied about not having $200 at the whole entire store and when I called them out on that BS, all simply crumbled into pure ignorance...with how things are running, I see why Marrazzo's needed that $200 much more than I do.. I used to give them the benefit of the doubt because Marrazzo's was actually my very first job ever when I was a teenager. I worked at the original location in Robbinsville as a bag boy, so I've always had a little extra leniency for them. But now it's too much. Since Sam passed away and the new owners took over, it is definitely not the same place. They still have the Marrazzo's name, but they have completely lost the concept of ethics, equality, and quite frankly, just logic and reasoning... They're quick to take your money selling tickets but won't honor the redemptions. This pattern discourages customers and feels like it's hurting regular players. If you play the NJ Lottery, I'd recommend going elsewhere for both purchases and redemptions. Very disappointed. Very ignorant workforce especially with how they handle confrontation. I only matched their aggression and they escalated further since they are truly a bunch of weak people... it shows because they're still working at grocery stores in their 50s.. WEAKNESS embodied.. check it out for a thrill, you'll see what I mean

This is about the "grocery surprise bag" ONLY.....we had tried the bakery bag and it was wonderful…read more....a good variety and fairly fresh food. We had no problem. Will try that one again Then the nightmare began..... we tried the "grocery surprise bag"which was a nightmare for $10. We got two jars of guardenare (pickled vegetables) and two so-called ready-made meals that they do when the meat's getting old. You may get a good one, but you can bet I won't be doing that again. Part of it is Toogoodtogo's fault, because they should break it down into categories for large stores like that .... In other words, produce -canned goods -dairy -pet-snacks....whatever they wanna do ....but, for some people, they get meat and they're not gonna eat it. It's wasted anyway ....And, I definitely don't want made over food that is still trying to look fresh but isn't. Especially from an extra nice neighborhood store.

I can't remember the first time I went to McCaffrey's, it was a few years ago but I do usually go…read moreto Simply Fresh in Doylestown and enjoy that so it's nice to go to a full size McCaffrey's. I will start of by saying that the staff here is great and the store is always easy to navigate. It is a bit older of a store so it's a little dark inside but it is also always busy which makes it feel much more lively. they have extensive produce, a large cheese section and prepared food section. Their bakery is nice as well. Actually their cookies are some of my favorite grocery store cookies. The prices can be a bit high but when they have sales they are usually fairly good. I feel like it's a slightly "fresher" and "healthier" store but I have had a hard time finding more unique healthy items. Overall it's a great store, it's not my local store but it's nice to pop in when I'm in the area to pick up some items that the stores near me don't carry.

I wanted to share feedback regarding my recent experience with one of your checkout clerks,…read moreDelaney. I watched her interactions with the two guests ahead of me and was honestly surprised by how unhappy and disengaged she appeared. There were no smiles, no warmth, and her overall demeanor gave the impression that she disliked her job, disliked dealing with customers, and simply did not want to be there. As a business owner myself, I understand how important customer relationships are. The checkout counter is often the final impression a guest leaves with, and something as simple as a friendly smile or kind interaction goes a very long way when customers are spending their hard-earned money. I am from out of town and expected much more from what appears to be a boutique-style grocery store with a strong community feel. Stores like Trader Joe's are a great example of how positive, friendly interactions at checkout can completely elevate the customer experience. I even went so far as to ask Delaney if she was having a bad day, and the glaring stare I received in return ultimately prompted me to write this review. To be clear, I am not looking for anyone to lose their job. I simply believe some coaching in guest relations and customer interaction could make a tremendous difference. Delaney is very young, and I genuinely hope she either finds more joy in what she's doing or moves into something better suited for her personality and interests. Constructive feedback is meant to help businesses improve, and I hope this is received in that spirit.

Gluten Free section for Baked Good is growing. So happy that they are getting more itemsread more

It's been 13 years, and I still LOVE this store. It's gotten even better, and I miss it so much…read more Still great service, and a clean, bright atmosphere. Their ready-to-go food section is absolutely amazing. Whenever I'm in town, I always stop by to stock up on: crunchy raisin bran (Wegmans brand) cherry vanilla seltzer (Wegmans brand) basting oil (Wegmans brand) bread & bagels I know that there are other Wegmans nearby, but this location is the OG for me.