Ordered a roast beef sandwich, chili dog and a diet coke. Chili dog was unavailable and taken off…read morethe order right away. Roast beef sandwich shows up and as I'm eating there is something not right. I'm chewing way too much and I pull out what I can only assume is twine that was used to make the roast beef. I try to find it in the sandwich to get it out, but I can't. I think I'm in the clear, but the next bite had more in it so I had to just give up. Also, the soda was warm. The only positive thing was that the pickle came individually wrapped, so the sandwich didn't get contaminated. But nothing else was redeemable here.

Every time I clicked on Glatt 27, I got the screen that wanted my zip code and couldn't get around…read moreit to the store itself. I needed info about Shabbat dinners.

It's a little misleading to call this a "farmer's market," as it doesn't involve, uh, farmers…read moremarketing. It's simply a produce-heavy market. I haven't lived in NB through a growing season yet so I'm not sure whether their stock will localize as the seasons change, but I hope it will. In any case, the quality of the produce is generally excellent and the prices are fantastic. The focus is heavily Hispanic, so if you're looking for specialty ingredients (fresh and dried chiles and herbs, etc) this is a great place to go. You can usually find ripe avocados! There's a smallish grocery selection too (tinned goods, tortillas, hot sauces), a fish counter in the back (looks good and doesn't smell bad, both good signs, but I haven't tried it yet), small selection of meats and Mexican cheeses. Oh, and they sell Inca Cola, which is fantastically weird.

inexpensive Latino product oriented grocery store with a good selection of fruits and veggies…read morepopular in Latin America, such as various members of the cassava family; some quite nice seafood options and a pretty good selection of meat cuts too; in addition to various packaged Latin American goods like cookies and coffee and stuff. yes it is NOT a farmer's market and the place has a pretty huge variety of stuff cramped into a fairly small space so walking around inside amidst the shopping carts can be a little challenging, but there is some interesting food to be found here and the prices are very good.. street parking is the only option.

Star Bazaar is my go-to for bulk spices, rice, lentils (can't spell lentil without Lent har har…read morestupid Byzantine Catholic joke), etc. Lots of pre-made veg and non-veg frozen goods. Produce is hit or miss, but inexpensive. (You'll also find some things which you won't find in the ShopRite down the street.) Back to spices; you'll find stuff here that you won't find in most American supermarkets, so it's a great place to go if you want to branch out into other cuisines. Without Star Bazaar, I can't make Ethiopian happen at home. If you're nearby, it's a good place to add to your places-to-go list when running errands. Also, it's right next to the liquor store so, hey, one-stop shopping.

We don't shop at this small shopping center very often. Half the shops were vacant at one time…read more We heard about the new liquor store and came by. I was pleasantly surprised to find this Indian market as well. They have the usual bulk goods, packaged items, a large refrigerated-freezer section and a large assortment of fresh vegetables. I don't recall seeing any fresh meat or fish. Worth a stop if you are in Somerset - corner of Easton Ave and Cedar Grove Lane.

This is probably the worst Indian store I went to in a while. Rotting veggies, sky high prices and…read morespoilt goods - everything you don't want from a grocery store. I am so disappointed! The person at check out was awful, didn't lift a hand to bag the stuff and kept giving us side looks. The prices were insane - you are better off going to Patel's or another store that's more predictable with pricing. Also, we bought some tamarind candy and pineapple candy, both of which were spoilt and old ( had to throw away). I honestly feel some thing need to drastically shift for this store or they are already going out of business maybe? Not going to be coming back

Amongst all the other Indian grocery shop like patels/subji mandi etc , India groceries is really…read moregood. First and foremost it isn't as crowded as others ... easy to park and do a quick shopping for Indian groceries . Lots of parking in This complex .. We went on a weekday and the billing was quick . Not sure how it is on weekends . Vegetables are good and fresh . They have dosa batter , chapatis etc . Almost all groceries are available .. overall a good shop and good experience

Es muy bueno este supermercado Food Bazaar, las personas son muy atentas y amable y sobre todo…read morelimpio, felicidades, pero sáquenme de una duda, fui el mes pasado y estuvo cerrado, me informarian cuando habrá atención ?

When I saw the name bazaar after food / I really thought it was an Indian or desi style shop…read moreselling Indian groceries and food items . It's not ! It's just regular store like whole foods or stop n shop. Nice location .. very close to other restaurants and places on Piscataway . Lots of parking outside zz Vegetables were fresh . Good products they had . Had bought few stuff from their bakery , which was really good ! I think their biggest plus is their bakery .! Apart from that other groceries were ok . Wanted to give 3 but gave it a 4 star ..

Great selection of Turkish grocery. They sell quality halal meat and have a good bakery too along…read morewith turikish food (takeaway or eat in). My goto shop for meats!

This compact Turkish market while small is amazingly comprehensive in it's selection…read more... Located in a small strip mall on RT 1 Bereket occupies just about half and manages to offer a wide selection of Turkish and Middle Eastern food stuffs, dry goods,Halal butcher,Gyro grill and a brand new Dessert counter featuring a good selection of Baklava's. I was all over the marinated eggplant salads,pickled peppers that you can pop like M&M's,Spicy Turkish sausages,their thick yogurt like cheeses, breads and pitas imported from Montreal {home to a large Turkish population ] and spices. The efficient butcher counter has a nice selection of chicken and lamb both plain and marinated but the ready made Adana kebabs caught my eye... a good alternative for my summer time grilling. Everyone was very friendly and helpful even if English was not forthcoming but we were able to rack up quite a bill.... Bereket Market Place is indeed a great find that anyone driving up RT 1 could easily miss but please don't pass without a well rewarded visit.

Love this place. Very reasonably priced and everything you need spice wise. Not a big market, but…read moreagain everything you need.

I love this place! It has definitely helped my transition to vegetarian go smoothly while…read moreproviding awesome choices in Indian cuisine. The staff is very nice and helped me with my daughter once (she accidentally spilled juice every where.. I felt really bad). The check out is quick and the women who work here are great!

A dear friend wanted to get me something special for my birthday. She said the small package would…read morearrive Wednesday or Thursday. Wednesday, I checked. There was nothing at my front door. When I got up early Thursday, there was a Sprouts bag with two high end chocolate bars, some special looking pure peanut butter plus three containers of TreeLine cashew cheese and a tray of spicy tuna sushi. The last items require refrigeration. But there wasn't any. No chemical ice packages. The bag was sitting in the sun. It was 74 degrees. There had been no notice that the bag arrived. How long had the food been out in the sun? I wasn't certain. Since the sushi and the cheese might have gone bad, I wasn't going to eat them. Instead, I called the nearest Sprouts store in Avenel, New Jersey. Melisha Webber, the head cashier, answered. From her first words, she was understanding. It was clear she wanted to help. Even though Instacart had made the errors - no refrigeration and lack of notice - she wanted to make it right. "Tell me what you had,": she said. "Please come here and we'll give you fresh items." She didn't know me. She didn't ask for proof. She just wanted to do the right thing. During a break in my schedule, I drove to Sprouts. When I asked for Melisha, two clerks already knew my name. "You must be Ron," one said with a smile. "We have some items for you in the refrigerator." Melisha took the items from me and immediately threw them away. She wasn't taking any chances. "Let me get you the fresh items," she said. "I hope you don't mind. I gave you two orders of sushi." This is what true customer service is. A person who doesn't look for blame. She just works on a solution. It was an honor to meet her.

Saw this farmers market when in Avenel area and visited this place . It almost like a hidden gem…read more So many organic stuff and lots of good things . Nice and spacey. Location wise it's good. Lots of other shops and restaurants around . Lots of parking outside . Lots of salad varieties. Some were good and we bought some . Overall this place is slightly pricey than other farmer markets . Healthy for is available but pricey. Liked the vegetables and fruits . Got some . Lots of warm food options available . Looked good . Overall a good experience . 4 stars .