Fresh produce and meats, a convenient walk for many of the local residents on the north side of…read moreHoboken. Cans and boxed goods a bit more expensive reminds me of Morton Williams in JC, but you get that for the convenience, I suppose. Not a lot of deals like at ShopRite, but the produce is reasonable ($1.50/lb for Fuji apples, for instance, was fairly reasonable). I'm not 100% sure what specialty items differ from other local grocers, but they do have a limited meat/deli area, some cupcakes/dessert and an aisle of some sauces and ethnic foods. Eggs were pretty expensive, though -- moreso than I've seen at Shoprite or Wegmans.

Clearly a neighborhood spot more than a destination. Uptown Hoboken has an abundance of high rise…read morebuildings and the neighborhood has a lot of walkable businesses. Urban Market fits in well as many of the locals will be here for the impressively-fresh produce, grab and go items, some unique specialty foods, and whatever else they may need. A drawback is that it doesn't appear to be the full-service (deli, seafood, butcher etc.) spot that Shop Rite is, and some products are pricey (not all, such as the reasonable pricing of produce). I think if you live close by, you'll enjoy Urban Market a lot and shop often. I think the farther away you are, the appealing nature dips a bit.

Great neighborhood place for Asian food groceries! The store is family-owned and the service is…read morepersonalized. There are also a bunch of Southeast Asian and East Asian food ingredient products (ex. Masala, fish sauce, etc) that you can get here. I prefer it to Stop N Shop (which is close by) if I'm looking specifically for Asian food ingredients when cooking.

I'm *trying* to get better at reviewing my local businesses that I frequent that aren't just food…read morespots! So here we goooo.... A few steps from journal square, is my favorite grocery store within a 2 mile radius (yes, they just built a target- but still a lot of the prices are still in the same range anyway!). I'm always greeted by the friendly tall guy- who is either playing security or just running the floor to make sure things go smoothly- and making his staff laugh. The cashiers are always very patient and friendly. The produce section prices are what I would compare to Walmart prices essentially- which is great for being so local to a big transportation hub, while still being a smaller business. I usually get my sparking water here (bottles, specially Saratoga springs, because they don't have it at a ridiculous price!). They have a lot of Mediterranean import products, so if you're an olive lover stop in. 5/5 I'm here 1-3x a week

Sub-Hub is a relatively new mini-supermarket Journal Square. Although it is a bit on the small…read moreside, with just 4 long aisles, they have a sufficient variety of produce, meats and fish, and even a frozen foods section. So far, I have found most of their produce to be fresh and well-priced. Otherwise, ost of their groceries are a bit pricey and on par with Shop rite in many cases. However, they often have very good sales - you can find them list on a digital display in front or by the price tags inside. Note that the best sale items typically sell out fast and they won't restock it. Overall, sub-hub is one of the better grocers in the area, especially if you prefer a modern and clean market to shop.

This place is never open... 6 pm on a Sunday, the place has its 'open' sign lit up, yet the doors…read moreare locked. The shelves like bare as well...

Okay, this is probably the cleanest deli I have ever been in. The owners are super nice and it…read moreprobably has whatever you have a taste for. Custom sandwiches are delicious with extremely fresh bread. However, for me, the homemade ice cream is the big draw. With a string of hot and humid days, I found the ice cream very refreshing. There are about 6 to 8 flavors per day and they all are delicious, well, the ones I have eaten. I know they have to use plastic spoons, so just be careful not to break it before you finish. Of course, you can have it on a cone of your choice, but for me, served in a bowl is the best. Need a few other staples? they probably carry it.

My friend and I want to grab a quick breakfast and stumbled across this very small deli. They have…read morebagels and breakfast sandwiches with very reasonable prices. Their most popular one is the bacon egg and cheese sandwich with a soft roll. They have a good smear on their bagels. Take them to go and eat them at the nearby park for a lovely morning retreat.

Hoboken General Store Deli 509 Willow Ave…read more Hoboken, NJ 07030 Taylor Ham Egg & Cheese On a positive note, this was financially one of the best deals for a breakfast sandwich. The Kaiser roll was soft and warm with a deeent amount of egg, cheese and seasonings. However, you won't get your fair share of protein from this sandwich. Had I known the quantity of meat provided, I would have paid more money for extra Taylor ham.

I love this place, its clean a great addition to Greenville. Its not really within walking distance…read morefrom any of the Greenville neighborhoods, it is located at the end of Greenville and the beginning of Bayonne. I usually drive there, there is always lots of parking. If you prefer public transportation you can take the lightrail to Danforth Ave and walk a few short blocks. Everything is fresh and in order ,it has a Trader Joe's feel but without the yuppies. Shopping is a breeze here, you stroll down the large aisles with ease, and there is always someone there to answer your questions. I wish they bring more stores into the neighborhoods oppose to a strip mall. I only gave this place 4 stars and wish I could have given it five, but the bread selection was pretty basic and normal (wonder bread-ish) . I love fresh bread but the bread here is process white junk bread. Other than that , I prefer this Twin City than the others. In my opinion this is one of the best supermarkets in Jersey City, for its value $$$$, cleanliness, great staff, and fresh produce.

I was in the area and needed to pick up some items and stopped by here. I was so impressed by how…read moreclean and organized this supermarket was. I love places where the isles are wide and everything its in its place, makes shopping easy and enjoyable. It was a late Sunday night and the place was empty. The prices were very reasonable.

Pharmacy staff could not be more rude or condescending. The young woman with the accent I spoke…read morewith today not only lied about when my prescription was ready, but also lied that she left me a voicemail. When I asked if my prescription could then be delivered, AS ADVERTISED ON THEIR WEBSITE, I was told it was too late in the day and I would have to wait til after the weekend. And with such an attitude. You are dealing with people's health. Do better! Paulus Hook neighbors - stick to CVS - much more professional.

Closed on Saturday and pharmacy doesn't accept blue cross blue shield insurance which is a lie. Got…read morethe feeling the feeling pharmacist doesn't want to work. Its a useless overpriced store.

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!