I'm so upset right now! The Grocery Outlet in Sicklerville is going out of business. This was my…read more"go to" place for great deals and quality foods. The help was wonderful and I spoke to the owner once and he was extremely helpful! Why oh why did this place have to close down? Not to mention the people who worked there are now unemployed!

This place is my jam!…read more I have visited 6 Grocery Store Outlets since I discovering them about 5 months ago. The Sicklerville one is brand new. In fact, I went in the week they opened and it did not disappoint! Highlights: Quality, high, deeply discounted items Wide isles Fresh produce Well stocked Friendly, helpful staff Large parking lot Con: Smaller than than other locations

Jersey Girls like me LOVE ShopRite! #shoprite…read more Open late. Name brands. Local brands. Their own brand, bowl & basket. Bakery. Clean store. Helpful staff. Feels like home. Don't forget your reusable bag. #plasticbagban YES, I'll be back!

Why is it that their deli meat goes bad after 3 days? This has happened to me repeatedly. I brought…read morea half pound of Butterball turkey on Sunday and when I went make myself a sandwich on Wednesday it had already gone off. I looked at the label and it said "sell by July 28" which is the same date they sold it to me. I get deli meat from another store and never have this problem. Prices are outrageous and who can afford to throw out $10 worth of meat after 3 day. I like this store but I will never buy deli meat there again.

In my hometown, there are a few supermarkets very close by. Shoprite is the closest, but I ALWAYS…read morerun into a million people I know (which i don't usually like to do) and I feel like it's dirty (even though they just redecorated a year or two ago and it's really not dirty)... Ok, I just don't like Shoprite, so I go to Acme. But every time I go to Acme, I wish I had gone to Shoprite! I run into just as many people and their moms (it's the moms that I'm especially trying to avoid) at Acme, and Acme has a few other major faults. The produce is always TERRIBLE. And it's not just at this Acme, it's all the Acmes I've been to. It costs waaaay too much and it's all very close to rotten. Also, the meat is ridiculously over-priced. In addition to the cost, they have a very poor selection of free range, veg fed poultry. And it's not just the meat, most products cost a little bit more here, than other supermarkets. Acme, you may be bigger, newer, and appear cleaner, but you're just not worth it all of the time! (But I'm going to keep coming, and you know it).

Just a heads up. If you're going to have people with long beards and hair they must have all that…read morehair covered I found one long black hair in my lunchmeat. I threw out 28 dollars for of lunchmeat And please teach your people how to cut lunchmeat. I got prosciutto that I couldn't bite through it.

I love this ShopRite, it's been our go-to for over 15 years. Always clean, full of choices in…read moreproducts, fresh vegetables, meats and the best quality seafood in the area. Can't say enough good about it, the deli and bakery are top-notch and while all Zallie's ShopRites are great, this is my #1

Lent fish fry, you get four pieces of cod fish fried, French fries and coleslaw. Meal was…read moredelicious. Service was great. For the price you can't beat it.

Stepping into this Italian food store feels like lining up for a roller coaster--there's excitement…read morein the air, and you know you're in for a great ride. And just when you think it couldn't get better, there's an Oldies DJ broadcasting live right from the center of the store, setting the perfect vibe while you shop. A word of advice: do not come here on an empty stomach. That mini shopping cart will not stand a chance against everything you're about to grab. And here's tip number two--close your eyes in the checkout aisle. The items on either side are practically guaranteed to sneak into your basket and make up a third of your final bill. I absolutely love this place. It never disappoints. I walk in for one item and somehow leave with ten--like they magically jumped into my cart. The real challenge? Not digging into the bag on the way home and eating half the loaf of bread you came for in the first place. Oh well... maybe next time.

Overrated and wildly overpriced. That pretty much describes the whole store. Deli: want a…read morereasonably priced sandwich? Go to Wawa. You'll get the same mediocre quality and you'll save a bundle. And you won't have to deal with Flo. Their customer service is awful, too. If I could give them zero stars, I would.

Came here for the "Pickle Bar" they were warm and gross. Many expired products on the shelves…read more CHECK TOUR DATES!

I really don't like coming here. I had to since I needed some milk and marshmallows for hot…read morechocolate. It was so crowded and a bit challenging to get through all the store. There's nothing enjoyable about shopping here and the staff is hit or miss. Some people can be helpful but others are completely clueless. The smell throws me off completely, I don't know if it's the cheese section or deli area but it smells putrid. There's no way to avoid it since hit you in the face as soon as you step on the premises. I've had better shopping experiences elsewhere.

we love ordering sandwiches from Walt's! It's been a tradition for years. Their cheesesteak subs…read moreare the best!

Great cheesesteak, phighly recommend! Are very friendly and kind the store has everything you needread more

I used to *love* this farmer's market growing up. And I mean love. The vendors section these days…read moreis a little worn out, aside from the Amish furniture, which I envied from afar. Visiting on a Saturday was a bad idea, as the parking lot and the prepared food area were both mobbed like you wouldn't believe. It was also the day before the Super Bowl, which probably didn't help matters. We ordered a range of food, including chocolates, pretzels, eggs, a pretzel dog, macaroni salad, cole slaw, asiago and spinach dip, snickerdoodle cookies, and more I'm sure I'm forgetting. Prices were decently reasonable and the food was tasty but not out-of-this-world good like I recall from my childhood. Check out locations could also get confusing between vendors. One positive is that the puppy shop is gone.

Food was misleading. We order a platter of wings and celery. The package did not disclose that this…read morewas a SWEET (like candy sweet) hot sauce. Rather than biting into our meal and having hot wings that were supposed to be HOT AND SPICY. The service was eh. Not super enthusiastic and aren't trying to get customers to return. Ambiance is very bland

My first time here, just passing through kind of. Yes very small older model store, only 5…read morecheckouts of which only 1 was open at 10am on a weekday. I only had 2 items and didn't feel like waiting in a line of full carts so luckily the customer service desk does checkout, unless the 1 person they have is on a phone call...

Acme in Clayton experiences change according to a day by day basis. Sometimes they can be great,…read moreorganized and associates are friendly. Or it can be aggravating, expired food and nasty associates. Management needs to learn to schedule better and customer service is a joke. Only had good customer service experience with brigit. Everyone else is unprofessional.

Stopped in earlier this year for the first time. This was my dad's Walmart prior to his passing and…read moreapparently he stopped in very frequently to buy grocery items and to chat with the folks working there. It was hard for my mom to visit for that reason, but we needed several items and it was the closest store. I personally don't like the Walmart brand/family, but it got the job done. The Girl Scouts selling cookies outside were a nice touch too.

A "Wallyworld" is the same everywhere for the most part…read more I picked up some beverages and a lipgloss for the beach. Nice greeter.