Exceptional Pharmacy:…read more It's rare these days to find a Pharmacy that truly feels community-centered, but that's exactly what you get here. Unlike the big chain pharmacies that often feel rushed, impersonal, and overly reliant on kiosks, this Shop Rite Pharmacy stands out for all the right reasons. From the moment you walk in, it feels less transactional and far more personal. The team takes the time to listen, never rushes you, and genuinely cares--often greeting customers by name. That level of attentiveness is something you just don't see much anymore. What really sets this Pharmacy apart is the accessibility of the Pharmacists themselves. They're approachable, patient, and willing to take the time to clearly explain medications and answer questions without making you feel like you're holding up a line. The staff--Ginny, Trisha, Brittany, and Eve--operate seamlessly together, creating a smooth and welcoming experience every time. It's clear that strong leadership is at the core of it all. Raj Patel, the General Manager, has been here for 20 years, and his experience and steady guidance show in every aspect of the operation. On a scale of 1 to 10, this team is easily an 11. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a Pharmacy that truly puts people first. Harry Robinson CEO, Technology Solutions Partners

Pretty decent place to shop. Many of these one star reviews are so blatantly their own faults, so I…read moredon't quite understand why so many low ratings. It's a good store, and gets a lot of traffic regularly- therefore sometimes it doesn't seem to be in the by condition- but I've been shopping here for years and any issues I have happened to have were just honest mistakes. For the most part the employees here are nice and are pretty easy to talk to/deal with. I enjoy walking in and seeing all of the flowers right at the front, as well- it gives it a good atmosphere to first walk into. Shopping carts could be collected a little better, however.

If you are looking for produce that can't be found at Shop-Rite or some other supermarket, they may…read morehave it here. As for the quality of the food....not good. I have found MOLD on many of their oranges, their grapefruit are dried out (not juicy at all), and I had a hard time finding a honeycrisp apple that didn't have a bruise or bad blemish. If you want better produce that is actually CHECKED by someone for quality, go to a supermarket. If you want cheap food and you don't care about the quality of the food, you can probably shop here.

Today is their grand opening! Cleaner, Better and awesome produce. The set up is similarl to last…read moremarket but aisles wider and easier to navigate. Prices are comparable but would rather go here than shoprite. Fresher produce and better selection. The perishables,deli and other odds and ends still higher in price, but personally I'm there for fruits and veggies. Still has flower stand. Milk,eggs etc. Now bigger refrigeration section, cheeses, whipped cream, sour cream etc. Basically if you dont feel like going to another store or need something quick that you forgot in big store they have it. Dry goods and spices in bulk. Lines move quickly as per normal. I'm so happy it's back, no more traipsing around looking for my odd ball essentials and being disappointed. Poblanos and shiitakes here I come!! Since my local farmers are done for the season, it's nice to have one stop shopping for all my produce needs at affordable prices. Yayy check them out. Definitely worth it. So many ideas for cooking. Produce is beautiful and delicious.i hope they continue to keep up the quality and quantity of today. I believe imo it's a better store then what was there much cleaner and you're not bumping into other people when you're shopping. Cash or credit is acceptable.

Great service employees know me weekly items bring back the root-beer float ice cream even though…read moreit's weekly I love it so much more then my huzz

You can't really call Aldi a supermarket in the traditional sense since their selection spans only…read morethe "greatest hits" across categories and their reliance on copycat store brands is unintentionally hilarious to say the least -- Loopy Fruit cereal is a classic that only their lawyers could love. However, their quality is generally first rate and I'm a big fan of their prepared Chicken Salad. Aldi's not a weekly destination but their concept is executed brilliantly. Five easy stars.

Whenever I am around Princeton I make sure to stop by at the Patel Brothers to stock up on some…read moreIndian pantry items. Compared to other Indian groceries this place is large and relatively clean. It gets very crowded on weekends so keep that in mind. They have all sorts of produce, and some even packaged chopped and sliced vegetables for convenience. They also have nice bakery section where they are constantly cranking out fresh rotis; they also have all sorts of savory sides as samosa, kati, and other yummy food. Around the produce section they also have store prepared various curries and they are decently priced. I would say the downside of this market is the space is not well organized especially around the bakery section; and the cashiers tend to be grumpy Oh, also, unlike smaller Indian markets this place does not sell atta flour, basmati, and other flour and rice in smaller bags. I am used to getting basmati in a 5lb bag, but here I bought a 10 lb bag

Nice store with all Asian grocery needs . As with other stores, they have a roti store and they…read morealso sold other stuff like samosa , pav bun , pav veg kheema etc . We got some dabeli pav and it didn't taste good . Wasn't fresh I think . I hope they don't sell old stuff ! Otherwise , the vegetable market and other grocery stuff was good . Billing was quick and service was ok . Overall a good shop for south jersey neighborhoods .