What a great food store. A ton of fruits and vegetables, meats, fish and dry goods and condiments…read more Definitely a great ethnic food store. Prices are reasonable and I love that you can get a lot of things in bulk. When going for your first time be prepared to spend a while as this place is huge. Also, a little sidenote, it's located in a strip mall which has a lot of traffic. Once you enter into where the sign is, you have to walk to the back of the building and you'll find the store on the left.

This is a supermarket that carries a good variety international grocery products. Great selection…read moreof spices of all sorts, and many ethnic foods and ingredients that you wouldn't be able to find in regular markets. In addition to fresh produce and shelf goods, there are also seafood, meat, and deli departments, as well as baked goods. The Latin American section is the most extensive (catering to the local clientele), followed by Caribbean - I'd come here for specialty items for those cuisines. There is also a small Polish section (but no other Eastern European stuff). Some Indian. However the Asian section is dismally sad, and has only tepid mainstream brands like Roland, Geisha, and Kikkoman (OK Kikkoman soy sauce is the best tho!). Not even good sesame oil or noodles. But for authentic Chinese, Japanese, Korean, or SE Asian products, I would just go to one of several excellent dedicated Asian food markets in NJ. There are also few gourmet/epicurean global culinary products, but then again this isn't that kind of store, and is much more down home. The store feels a bit dingy and the aisles can be cramped, but I do like browsing and coming across interesting or less familiar items I can incorporate into my cooking, try new delicacies, or finding specific ingredients or spices called for in certain dishes I'm making. Prices are reasonable and not subject to the typical "imported/special ethnic foods" upcharge at a Wegmans or whatever for certain products that are very basic and cheap in its country of origin.

Nice clean new store offing all sorts of items, including prepared dishes. It's geared towards the…read moreJewish community but that's a positive in my book. Lots of nice, fresh items! I'll definitely return.

Almost nobody wearing a mask including most of the staff. Produce and meat wasn't significantly…read morecheaper than the local ShopRite and the oranges we bought here were already dry and tasteless by the time we got home. They looked to have a decent selection of kosher food you maybe couldn't find at other stores but it's not worth the trip. I'll stick to the nearby Costco instead.

Worst customer service. Not enough employees and the line at the front takes forever. The…read morepharmacy is horrible slow and they don't have patience to explain. The pharmacist very mean and the girl in the front doesn't have patience and don't care about people. I even have the doctor in my phone and they simply didn't care to help.

Why do they have express pick up? The app rarely works properly and the staff waits on everyone in…read morethe regular line and ignores the express line. I end up having to get behind the 8 people that came in the store after me and wait another half hour for my pre-paid prescription. And when the app does not work to show the pre-paid, express pick up code, I get charged a second co-pay. For 2 and one half years the same issue every month or so. If my insurance would cover my scripts at a different pharmacy, I would switch immediately.

I shop here every two months, and always have a good experience. I find what I need and prices are…read morereasonable. I also love their Optical Department. My employer's vision plan isn't that great, and with places that take it, glasses still cost me quite a lot. I have gotten 5 pairs of glasses over the years at Costco. And, they don't take my vision plan, but the most I have paid for glasses is $350 and that's because of the frames I chose. And, I see great with the glasses. Just ordered a new pair since my vision changed after cataract surgery and know they will be great.

I came here on a weekday and it was alright, not crowded! There were plenty of spaces for parking…read more There was no line line to checkout and was able to buy it famous $1.50 hotdog + soda as snack before doing grocery shopping to avoid impulsive purchasing The offerings are pretty similar to the other Costco's. Shouldn't expect much variability

I came here on a weekday and it was alright, not crowded! There were plenty of spaces for parking…read more There was no line line to checkout and was able to buy it famous $1.50 hotdog + soda as snack before doing grocery shopping to avoid impulsive purchasing The offerings are pretty similar to the other Costco's. Shouldn't expect much variability

I've had several poor experiences with this location's tire services. Previously it was more…read moreunhelpful, rude and unfriendly staff but most recently we ordered tires and had a very poor experience. We received no updates about status. We made an appointment for service and they never followed up that the tires weren't in yet. Multiple calls to custumer service were unhelpful and they consistently said "we will call you back" and it never happened. A truly frustrating experience that ended up with canceling the order and a refund. It's a shame because they had really good prices for Michelin tires but it wasn't worth the hassle. Want a blueprint for how to lose a customer? Ask Costco. As for the rest of this location, I like the actual products and store, but the staff while better in the store, aren't always super friendly either. For the actual store, it's give it a 3.5.