Omg, I can't wait until our Wegman's in Cranberry Twp, PA opens in 2027...but in the meantime when…read moreI travel I love if I happen to be staying near one. This was my first visit to Wegman's in Princeton, NJ. Someone else was correct in their review saying that the parking lot is crazy. Please be careful & look ALL ways, especially elderly folks. There are cars literally coming from all directions and then of course people walking behind you and in front of you and beside you it's quite the zoo (and this was a non-holiday Sunday morning! ). I had placed an order on the Wegmans app while I was at my hotel for pick up at 11:30am. My app said to go inside to the curbside to go sign to get my food. Maybe I missed it but at the other Wegmans, there was even a sign outside indicating where the food to go department was located... I did not see that on the outside of this building but I could've missed it. Also, once inside I headed to where the prepared foods were, but I also saw no sign indicating food to go, only catering. I asked two women at the bakery counter & they had conflicting answers one pointing me to one end of the store and saying I had to drive up in my car to pick it up and the other pointing towards catering. Since my app did not indicate that I was picking up curbside in a car, I headed towards catering, and that was indeed where the to go food was located. It was 11:20am & my food was ready & in the cooler. They bagged it for me and I was on my way. I didn't have the time to walk around inside this Wegmans, but it looked pretty standard for the store. My favorite part about Wegmans is the massive prepared food/made to order/restaurant section. On this particular trip, I was getting my husband a large Danny's favorite sub to take home, and for myself I got a protein turkey wheat wrap with veggies & a fruit bowl for my 5 hour road trip & a Wegman's brand dragonfruit vitamin water. Wegman's is the Cadillac of grocery stores. No other store compares. You really have to experience one to understand the concept.

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

This supermarket is great for prepared foods. They always have a good selection of cooked fish and…read moremeat with vegetables available for a quick dinner and lunch.

Go shopping here now. This is the cleanest, safest, and least scary way to get your groceries,…read moresupplies, household items, meals and flowers and gifts. PQM has always had this full service: place order on-line, drive up and they will put it in car for you. You can allow for substitutions, or even with that they are kind enough to call to make certain that its okay. If you like to walk the aisles, this is also a full service store that has KNOWLEDGEABLE, FRIENDLY and helpful staff. I am emphasizing this because of the dumb and sour possess that go to work only for their paychecks elsewhere. When you check-out, besides bagging, they offer to walk you to car to load-up. yellow-where do you get THAT ? I have always supported this market. I think that if I was elderly, it would help me to keep my independence. but in these apocalypse times, this grocer has turned good service into necessity. Better than most store is their cultural and local variety which is always fresh and also interesting new items as well as various ethnic flavors. They run good sales, honor their sales, and run a very clean shop. I have be turned onto several local brands, new cheeses, and finally went back to eating lunch meats because of PQM. You can even order meals pre-made. As always, i am a firm supporter and only shop here. Thank you PQM for your outstanding service, fresh meats and foods, clean store, and all you pleasant staff. hats off !

Stopped in last night after a movie and the smell of the wood-fire pizza oven made it impossible to…read morenot order!! Grabbed a Margherita pizza for my granddaughter and a Truffle Mushroom with Caramelized Onion on a gluten free crust for me. First off... the smell... it was everything to not just dive in (and if we didn't need to get home we totally would have lounged in their cute little seating area... so cozy!!!). These pizzas were delicious!! I couldn't taste the Margherita pizza because it wasn't gluten-free, but the three-year old devoured three slices! The truffle mushroom was SOOO good!! I'm a pizza lover and since going gluten-free I've kind of given up on hoping to ever have great pizza again. This pizza delivered!! It was the perfect mix of sweet, savory, and umami... just YUM!!

They have a lot of prepared speciality items made with quality ingredients that aren't available at…read moreother markets. Good for on the go meals. Cute indoor/outdoor seating areas to enjoy food from their kitchen in. The lemon vinaigrette warm bowl with herb goddess dressing is my fav.

The best bakery! We've been getting my birthday cakes from McCaffrey's for over 20 years. Chris and…read morethe baking team made my bridal shower cake and cupcake favors and every guest raved about them. The staff is friendly and will work with you to create any special cake.

Let their workers cut in front of you in line. Was about to be rung up. Another worker saw a two…read morefoot space between me and the other person being rung up. They walked right up inserted themselves in the line and the person working the register said nothing when I did bring it up all she said was I know I don't know why she did that... yes but also why did you allow it. Staff is a bunch of loser who just gang up on the customers.

So my review is on the coffee. Super overpriced. I paid $6.50 for two large coffees, basic…read moreconvenience store coffee. At that rate you may as well just go to Starbucks.

First time visit Big…read moreparking lot Food, drinks and gifts Clean and quiet NJ Lottery too!

Good Indian grocery located closer to Costco. We shopped here and prices are comparable to other…read morestores. We got some fresh produce during our visit here. The staff is not willing to assist mostly. But we were able to locate most of the things we were looking for. They got a shared parking lot and plenty.

This place is such a great little supermarket. My kids have been really into trying snacks and…read moredesserts from all over the world, and Star Big Bazaar has a really nice selection, not only from India, but from all over the world. We found products from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Indonesia, Nepal and more. When first walked in, I was amazed at the selection. From the outside this place looks a bit random, but in reality they have an amazing assortment of items ranging from fresh produce, to frozen items, spices, desserts and much more. You can easily get all of your basics here, but there's a lot of unique stuff too. We ended up leaving with 3 big bags of groceries and we didn't spend a fortune. If you're into Indian or west/south Asian food, I would definitely recommend stopping by Star Big Bazaar and taking a look! It's a really pleasant and fun place to browse and shop.

I've essentially given up writing reviews about supermarkets, which, if memory serves me correctly,…read moreI was kind of obsessive about during the Covid era (which is a bit of a misnomer, as Covid is still around-- I had it a few weeks ago). I reviewed which supermarkets had more of the items I wanted, which ones practiced Covid "safety" initiatives (like making aisles go in 1 direction), etc. I also remember being obsessed with the customer service skills of clerks-- which ones acknowledged me with at least a smile, had a few pleasant words, or said nothing at all, or looked at me like they were trying, with every fiber of their being, to keep from jumping over the cash register to assault me. Times have changed. I bring my own bags now, bag my own groceries. I don't lose sleep these days over whether the clerk is friendly or borderline hostile or completely indifferent. I tend to go to the same few supermarkets and marvel only at how the prices of everything continue to climb (so much for the promises of an orange vampire but let me stop before I meander my way over into a political harangue combining elements of rage, astonishment, fear and despair). I've been coming to Princeton periodically for decades (primarily for the Princeton Record Exchange these days) and I have been in this shopping center a few times. Once, decades ago, to visit a book store (the name escapes me now, but it wasn't Borders, which I don't think existed yet, or Barnes & Noble; whatever the name of it was, it's long gone). Once to see a movie with a friend ("Little Odessa" with Tim Roth). The movie theater is still here, which is gratifying. And 1 time to shop at the Shop Rite after visiting Princeton. That was years ago, and I don't remember what prompted the visit. I don't remember it made all that much of an impression on me. A bag or 2 of groceries and then home. This time, I was coming back from Princeton, and I still had food shopping to do. Maybe it's just advancing old age, and a growing sense of exhaustion when faced with the simplest tasks, but the thought of driving all the way back to Basking Ridge and then heading out to the local Shop Rite, or the Stop & Shop, filled me with an enervating dread (I was a few days away from being diagnosed with Covid, which perhaps explains it). I pulled into the parking lot here, figuring it would probably be best to just get it out of the way. Parking spaces were fairly plentiful. I grabbed a cart, my 2 empty bags (I carry a few in my car) and headed inside. This Shop Rite is pretty big. Thankfully, it wasn't too crowded. I found pretty much everything I needed, and then some. I usually buy 2 pre-packaged salads for lunch (I find salads very, very boring, but I am making some efforts to eat healthier). The pre-packaged salads here seem to be a different brand than I normally buy, have a better grade of lettuce, and contain additional items like pomegranate seeds, berries, etc. I also buy pre-packaged slices of lean chicken. The pre-packaging for the chicken here seemed to be of a better quality than I normally get, as did the chicken itself. I bought a jar of Russian borscht soup, which I've always really liked (I acquired a taste for it when dining in NYC Slavic restaurants years and years ago), and haven't had in a while. And, to top it off, they carried a 6-pack of Stewart's grape soda in bottles. I'm not a big soda drinker (I try to keep it down to 1 small bottle a week) but I really, really like grape soda. The Shop Rite near me had it once or twice several years ago, and never since. Do the people in Basking Ridge not like Stewart's grape soda? I guess not. Checking everything out was relatively simple. The clerk wasn't overly friendly but didn't radiate bored malevolence either. Also, I found the prices of my groceries to be surprisingly reasonable. Willi I be rushing back here to do my grocery shopping in future? No. But I've come to look on grocery shopping overall as an ordeal just short of getting a tooth extracted, a necessary but depressing and increasingly expensive activity. Shopping at this location in Skillman was pretty quick and painless. Shop Rite of Montgomery? Truth is-- You had me at "grape soda!"

This store was good but recently the quality has dropped tremendously. Recently got meat from…read morethere. It was from the reduced for quick sale section . Wanted to cook As soon as I got home . I opened the package, it was completely rotten. I threw it out . Went back to the store for a refund, but They were reluctant . Very bad experience

I am not from this area and went to a wegmans to purchase some items for a business meeting. I had…read morealso ordered two breakfast catering and one lunch catering. The store is large with many options. I was very shocked by the size and what they offer. Checker was not friendly which was very strange to me but maybe she was having a bad day. The first breakfast catering was wrong. I had ordered a 4 parfaits that serves 10-12 as I was hosting 40+ people. The driver was in coat with me and was waiting for the parfait. When the order arrived it was missing the yogurt and granola but did have 4 berry bowls and 4 individual parfaits. I did immediately call and the initially offered to take half the cost off, I did not believe this to be fair as I had only received the fruit which if purchased separately would have been significantly less. After being on hold for a few min they were able to credit back an acceptable amount. They also recognized that I also had an upcoming lunch and they would make sure it was correct. Lunch did come and it was correct and delicious. We have another order coming and hope it is correct

Forgot how much I love this store. Everything is so beautifully laid out and the workers are all so…read morenice! Popped in yesterday to buy a few things for a nice meal and was debating between the ready made salmon meal, or frozen. The gentleman behind the ice was kind enough to explain the differences in portions etc without me even having to ask. Overall, a great experience and you can't beat the prices, or the fact that they have a liquor store attached. Makes one stop shopping simple and easy! The store is always crowded, but never loud or unpleasant.

Well stocked items , meat prices very reasonable. Bakery items fresh and the staff very helpful.read more

It's fine for packaged foods & check your expiration dates. Large parking lot. Never very busy.read more

Great food selection, fresh fruits, and vegetables and dairy. I can't find in other supermarkets…read moregood healthy choices for other grocery items wonderful atmosphere. I never have to wait for a long time in line to pay Center Coty parking available if you go with a car.

On a recent trip to Philly I stopped in Mom's Organic Market to stock up on groceries for my home…read morestay where I could cook. I am currently living in San Francisco so San Franciscans in Philly can think of Mom's Organic Market akin to Rainbow Grocery in SF. Mom's has a great variety of local and organic produce. Hard to find items that you would find in a good well stocked natural food store or cooperative like Mom's is. Staff is friendly. The layout of the store is a labyrinth that can be confusing like a rubik's cube too far gone yet with a little patience and perhaps asking security, staff, or one of the regulars they can help you get your learning curve to navigate the store of organic natural food product heaven. Within Mom's is the Naked Lunch vegan restaurant which I will return to have a bite there as it looks interesting. I am a proud graduate of the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University in Boulder, CO where I received the William S. Burroughs scholarship. I did my thesis on William S. Burroughs and William S. Burroughs wrote Naked Lunch aka the cut up novel for which this restaurant is named. Since I was in Philly two weeks I was mixing up dining out at the wonderful vegan foodie scene in Philly along with cooking at my homestay. For cooking at my homestay at Mom's I picked up the following: Soymilk Local and organic blueberries Bananas Garnet jewel sweet potatoes Limes Avocados Organic granny smith apples Red cabbage Ginger root Sweet yellow onion I am pretty sure all the produce was organic. Mom's has been family owned and operated since 1987. Great bulk bin items. Great produce. In a word, great. Mom's sets the bar high for a natural food store. They are like the special forces of natural food stores which is quite alright in my book.Each day Mom's states customers prevent 9,233 grocery bags from being used. Mom's has banned over 250 ingredients from our products storewide. Mom's has chosen to print their receipts on BPA and BPS free paper products for the safety of it's community and the environment. In a word...Yes!