Also want to mention they have a deli counter that features Boars Head products usually at prices…read morethat are cheaper than the deli counter at your local supermarket. In addition they make a really good sandwich. Today I had an Italian hero. Very good!

This place has Great prices. Lots of choices. Staff is very nice. Always clean. While lots of…read moreparking the lot sometimes is a challenge

I've been shopping at Elmora Farmer's Market for weeks not, and I'm still rather thunderstruck by…read moreit. Quite simply, until now there has not been a market in walking distance of my apartment where I could get fresh meat, fresh fish, fresh vegetables along with canned goods, frozen goods (and the list goes on) in one place at reasonable prices. They even carry Boar's Head deli meats and cheeses (my favorite brand). Sure there's a Shop Rite and Pathmark nearby, but both their produce and meat sections lack a bit compared to this market, and that surprises me quite a bit! Built in the spot that was once "Cost Cutters", this store is quite large, not quite supermarket size, but big enough that you won't necessarily miss going down aisle after aisle. It's also in the same strip mall as many other shops including Dollar General, Subways, Sarku, 7-11, Dunkin Donuts, a pharmacy and a nail salon. You can definitely get a LOT done in one visit to this market! The shop does lose some points for not having the most extensive baked goods section (it's good, but Shop Rite has them beat) and now and then the cashiers seem a bit lost, but that's rare. I'm still a regular customer and really enjoy shopping here!

I am absolutely disgusted by the treatment I received at Elmora Farmers Market. Over the years, I…read morehave spent thousands of dollars at this market. I love exotic fruits, especially rambutans, and would regularly spend $100 or more on them at a time to the point where the cashiers would explicitly check if the high price was okay, and I would always say "of course." Despite being such a loyal customer, on July 9th at 7:45 PM, I was profiled and followed closely around the store by an Asian manager who says him name is Billy acting like I was going to steal, simply because I brought my own shopping bags. The manager aggressively and falsely claimed the store closed at 7:45 PM. When I pointed out that online says 8 PM, he snapped at me. I checked out respectfully before 7:50 PM, only for him to point out a sign saying they close at 7:50 PM. Why hassle me at 7:45 PM if you close at 7:50 PM? Trying to resolve this constructively, I called the store multiple times over the next week to speak with one of the owners. Instead of reaching the owner, I was transferred to the manager of the meat department, who was incredibly hostile, disgusting, and nasty. When I asked for his name so I knew who I was speaking with before sharing my complaint, he aggressively refused, told me he didn't have to tell me who he was, and demanded I "hurry up" and tell him what I wanted. Throughout this call, I remained completely polite and calm, but the disrespect from his end was very loud. I was honestly shocked to learn I was speaking to someone in a managerial position because his level of immaturity was stunningly low. The management here has zero maturity or customer service skills. This store has a toxic pattern of profiling paying customers, especially when they are Black. I've seen other reviewers mention this exact same concern on public forums, yet the management allows this behavior to continue unchallenged. I am a financially secure customer who routinely bought high-ticket items here, but I will officially never spend another dime at this hostile establishment. They have permanently lost my business.

I always come here to get the milk (deposit on the bottle, refundable after return) and Amish…read morebutter. I also get chicken salad and this is so great - either on crackers or a salad. I love the key line pie during special holidays with family. The baked goods are outrageous - especially the scones. The owners are very friendly and welcoming. The host pop ups in their store so follow them on instagram @princesfarmstand. They have gifts and jarred foods and sauces and a wonderful bean or ground coffee in 1 pound bags. Check them out!

A rebirth of a local farmstand, it's great to have them back! Plenty of local produce, high…read morequality, some of it grown by the family. Charming store!

A working farm right in the middle of the city. They sell fruits, vegetables, plants,, frozen…read moreitems, jams, jellies, and bakery items. They had a good selection of pies, but unfortunately, they only sell them by the whole pie, and not the slice. I would've loved to try a slice of their pie. I did buy a half dozen of their cinnamon, apple cider donuts, and unfortunately, I was disappointed. First of all, they were dusted with way too much cinnamon sugar. It literally overtook the flavor of the doughnut. Secondly, unfortunately, the donuts were dry. Apple cider donuts are supposed to be soft, and moist in the middle, and they were just, well, dry in the middle. It definitely took away from the enjoyment of the doughnut. Other than that, , I liked the place. Thanks.

Haven't been in person BUT I have tasted their pies and cider donut bread pudding, which I got…read morethrough one of my kids' schools so I'm reviewing those. We ordered a blueberry pie and their cider donut bread pudding. The pie had a lattice top and was perfectly sweet. We thoroughly enjoyed it. They had the smallest blueberries in it and many were very much intact but not tart at all. Same for the bread pudding; my husband could tell that there was a fried component which made it super decadent, but it wasn't actually that sweet either! It was moist, nicely spiced with cinnamon, and the syrup that came with it enhanced everything. Color me impressed! I plan on visiting the farm and Market in person once it warms up and see everything else they have to offer. Once I do, I'll update this review.

People must be starved for severely-overpriced artisanal cheese and baked goods, because the crowd…read morehere on this rainy Sunday was off the hook. Parking is a nightmare; try getting a street spot a couple of blocks away, as the muni lot nearby is a demolition derby waiting to happen. I would expect to pay more than supermarket prices for the cheese, bread and veggies here, but these vendors are just gouging with their prices, like $15 for s medium loaf of bread, $24 for a modest wedge of gouda, and $15 for one crab cake. If they picked up their tents from upscale Summit, and dropped them into a town like Roselle Park, I guarantee these astronomical prices would drop like rocks. Try Scotch Plains farmers market on Saturdays instead.

Local farmers and vendors, very crowded even in a light rain - parking can be a challenge in the…read moreSunday weekend, so make sure you pick your parking a bit further away unless you wanted to wait in the car for a while. Lots of veggie and fruit vendors - be prepared, they charge more for local produce (higher than Whole Foods) although from what I could tell, very good quality (albeit not a lot of organic). Some food carts, too, will be back to try those! Lots of pets, too, watch the dogs underfoot.

This place always looks closed and I was curious so I walked over one day. It has become one of my…read morefavorite places when in the area. Highly recommend the Detox Juice and JH Acai bowl with peanut butter. Literally order the same each time. They make their own granola which is more like oats based than the typical crunchy granola. Different consistency but I'm a fan. They sell it separately on the side if interested. Sign up for their rewards programs so you can get random messages with deals and earn points to save on further purchases. Staff is always friendly, patient, and keep the space clean. If you're looking for a place to work from they definitely have the space and seats. Surprised I haven't seen many there but a good option.

I Love the açaí bowls here, they are sooo yummy and good portions. The owner is also super nice! I…read morewill definitely be coming back

Solid Asian grocery!…read more Gold Valley Supermarket serves greatly to provide a plethora of Asian goods and specialties to a suburban NJ neighborhood. Tons of fresh produce and meats at affordable prices is the main goal. Non perishables are also in abundance at slightly elevated prices. Given where this market is situated, that's a small price to pay outside a concentrated area with more price competition. The parking lot offered plenty of parking even on Saturday afternoon right before a major holiday.

Large FILIPINO goods/items sold here. Other asian goods with meats, bread, to-go meals and asian…read morecookwares sold at this supermarket. Tight aisle but goods are arranged in order. See images and video for reference.

I've stopped here several times while they were closed (check the hours!) and kept meaning to come…read moreback. I was so excited to come in here for the $1 bonbon sale during Cranford's restaurant week. I got 50+ bonbons to have a chocolate tasting with my family, and give some away as birthday gifts. They were very tasty, high quality chocolates. For me, some of them were a bit too sweet- I guess I prefer dark chocolate and less sweet flavors- however they were really rich and saturated in flavor. My favorites were the Bourbon (real depth of flavor, dark smooth chocolate), and the Guava Passionfruit (tart). My kids liked the Peanut Butter and Jelly bonbons a lot, and Cookies and Creme. Really fun assortment, highly recommend coming in!

Delicious chocolate, very high quality and the flavors are unreal, especially the fruit filled ones.read more