Vast selection of all sorts of foods at Cousin's Market (including ethnic selections not found in…read moremany other supermarkets). Ambience is clean and modern. The one thing to know is because they carry so many items, there are many places where you could find something (e.g., spices) so don't give up if you don't see something in the first place you are looking for it. Cashier lines are fast and there is someone there who bags for you, which is a really nice touch.

This supermarket is a hike for me but I go early on the weekends when the place opens and the…read morecrowds are light. Plenty of parking. Bring your bags and a friend. You can't take the cart to your car so you need someone to pack and wait with your groceries while you pull the car up. There are tons of ethnic food options here. I come w/ mom and we find all sorts of things we can't find in delco. Staff is friendly and helpful. Shelfs are stocked with TONS of options. Security guard is at the door. I will be back!

It is finally open!…read more So I went to the other ones and they were too cramped and full of very specific things. I wasn't sold and did not become a member. This one is awesome. It's much more spacious with parking too. Good selection of stuff. Also correct me if I'm wrong but I think it's a little cheaper. Maybe just because it opened this month? This one also makes hot sandwiches and meals to go. My wife got a wrap the other day and she thought it was delicious. Has a really cool area where you get your own nuts, granola, and coffee. They have liquid death. So anyway I actually ended up joining after we left. My wife was so excited she even took her mom over there to see it.

Beautiful store with a great selection and clearly well maintained. Unfortunately, checkout has…read morebeen consistently uncomfortable: several male staff refuse to assist with bagging or unbagging groceries and instead stand silently, avoid eye contact, and wait for the customer to do it- even for a single item. This passive-aggressive approach hasn't been my experience with female staff. Love Weavers but this pattern feels out of step with the rest of the store's service.

I really like this little market. I walk by twice a day to and from work, and it's a great place to…read morepick up that one thing you forgot from the grocery store or milk or whatever else you need. They have a large selection of dry goods, a decent amount of produce, a big cold case with milk, juices, etc. and then all the magazines, cigarettes and liberty bell trinkets you'd expect from a little market. The staff is super friendly, and the fact that they always remember me and say hello keeps me coming back. I agree with the other reviewers that it's a little on the pricey side, but that's the cost you pay for the convenience of a convenience mart. Note: bring cash, there's a $10 limit on cards.

When your friend is wandering aimlessly at Liberty Bell Market, don't be tempted to buy SCRATCH OFF…read moreLOTTERY TICKETS here.. Or anything else for that matter. First off, if say, you win five dollars... They will claim they only have twenties in the drawer and cannot cash in your ticket. They will also not allow you to use your ticket to purchase items in their store. Lame. This place blows anyway. Their merchandise is old, and honestly, this is the type of place that makes you not want to 'shop small' and support locally owned businesses. Next time I'll go to Old City Market.

I used to come here years ago and it wasn't bad at all. The prices were good…read more Parking lot is still pretty busy. You can't take a shopping cart inside or outside of the market because they have a holes so you only can just stop at the polls and that's it. I'm not even sure if they have a space for someone to get in that has a wheelchair. It appears that the store I don't know if it was purchased by someone else or they just did a update of the store it's very bright and noisy. The new thing that they have that I do not like is that if you bring your own bags and basket, you have to check it in with security upon entering the store, they will chase you down if you walk by without checking it in as if you know that that's what you're supposed to do. They take your things and they give you a clothes pin with a number on it it, and when checking out, you give it to the cashier and they call over to the security people and they bring your basket and bags over to you. They also have security guards that look like they're armed so I'm not sure why they have all of this extra stuff around and they do have cameras. What I noticed is the prices have gone up tremendously compared it to other markets and they are at least 2 to 3 dollars higher on some things that's crazy. A 12 pack of soda is $12.99. I'm sure it has the sugar tax on it since it's in the City Of Philadelphia but that is a bit much. I was very disappointed and how the prices have gone up. I do come here because they do have a lot of international items that you may not find at the regular supermarket, but I'm gonna have to try to find somewhere else because this is just so not acceptable.

Place to go for hard to find cultural foods BUT it comes with awkward rules. They made my 89yo…read moremother leave her shopping cart at the "bag check in" A purple see through cart! And who checks in bags at supermarkets I've never done that before . My bigger question - Is it wheelchair accessible? you can't get the shopping cart out of the gates.

I actually just shopped at MET Fresh on its second day, after the grand opening. I was genuinely…read moreimpressed. I knew it was a New York-based supermarket, but it exceeded my expectations. What stood out immediately was the incredible multicultural selection. They had produce and specialty items that are often difficult to find in one place, including soursop, cactus, and fresh aloe. As someone with dietary restrictions, I was thrilled to see such a wide variety of vegan, gluten-free, and specialty products. I even found items I normally have to visit multiple stores to buy, like Just Egg vegan shredded chicken, and garlic Old Bay seasoning. Beyond the grocery aisles, they also have a prepared foods section, sushi, and plenty of convenient prepared to-go options. Dan who bagged my items and provided extra circulars for my neighbors was very kind. The store is clean, well-organized, and, most importantly, it's a true asset to the neighborhood. Having one location where I can find everyday groceries along with specialty and international foods is a huge convenience. MET Fresh isn't just another supermarket--it's a meaningful addition to the community. I'll definitely be back.

Parking! Yay! Haha but in all honesty what an amazing addition to the neighborhood. Incredibly…read morefresh produce, amazing health options, fresh as can be meats and prepared items, fully-stocked shelves, name brands as well as 'alternative' brands for choice, a beer selection, and the friendliest most helpful staff in the land. Every time I come here I'm reminded of what a non big chain-like grocery store should look like (i.e. Acme, Shoprite, Giant, etc.) The prices are on par with other stores and I just love the atmosphere and the way things are organized - the layout makes sense vs. other stores where they are constantly changing and seem nonsensical. I will 100% be back (shhh don't tell my local Acme lol)

I just want to reaffirm my love for this market that is nestled between the big boxes of suck that…read moreare CVS and Acme. $5 American Spirits $0.99 for 2 AAA batteries (this made my day!) They sell stamps

Dope little market that has super cheap sandwiches. Crazy low prices for produce and other goodies…read more Hidden gem family run spot

I gave OK Lee's Produce a try through Too Good To Go, and it was definitely worth it. For just…read morearound $6, I got a huge variety: 5 bunches of cilantro, 8 oranges (half blood orange), 4 limes, 2 mangos, a cabbage, a basket of cherry tomatoes, 8 roma tomatoes, a bell pepper, and a bag of sweet chili peppers. Some items had a bit of mold and needed trimming, but honestly, for the price, it was still a steal. I also took a walk through the store itself, and everything on display looked fresh and well-stocked -- clearly, the regular shoppers get high-quality produce. The owner was super kind, even let me pick out my own bag, and the whole customer service experience felt very relaxed and friendly. For a spot inside the busy Reading Terminal Market, OK Lee's really holds it down. It's super clean and well organized. It's officially my new go-to for weekly groceries.

Loved how neat and clean this little stall was at the Reading terminal. All was a fruit was nicely…read moreorganized and I peeped that they had watermelon which is my favorite. The clerk assured me that it was sweet for the season although the watermelon is not in season. I will say the watermelon was semi sweet and very good for the season lol. The customer service was very nice and if I ever visit again I will be back. Definitely recommend a visit.

Good quality meat for a good price. Quick service. Good assortment of seasoning. Various fresh…read morevegetables. Pre sliced veggies. I get my steaks, goat, oxtail, chicken thighs, turkey wings, smoked turkey necks. Haven't tried the frozen seafood or halal food but they have a good selection

Smells real bad like food is rotten bad customer service. Why don't cashiers tell you the prices…read moreanymore.