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.

Food uncovered that should be covered running u a health risk…read moreCertain times it is very crowded People mis use the hands cap sticker parking

So much kosher food! It should be called Kosher Heaven!…read more I love that they have a HUGE tent in the parking lot just for the Passover items! What a great idea!!! That way they going have to re-do shelving of items inside the store! Love the ambiance and service is great too !

It's not your typo grocery, it's closer to a supermarket…read more Besides for selling groceries, inside the store, they have one of the best bakeries in town, Rugelech Bakery! They also have a great meat take-out and a dairy take-out with delicious food! Hatzlacha is definitely a great place to shop at.

Typically not the biggest fan of Stop and Shop and this location is just a move from across the…read morestreet. While the appearance is a bit better, still have never been impressed by the product availability or prices. Sometimes they have good sales but not really someplace that you can rely on for all your shopping needs. The location is large though, and the parking is easy.

I would never take the time to write a review about a supermarket but this must be said. THE WORST…read moreSOPPING EXPERIENCE EVER! Whomever thought that neon signs of where to checkout with zero guidance by a human was a good idea should be fired. If you have ever felt like an idiot clown while trying to figure out how to check out.... Well that was us. The best part of the check out process was the kind cashier. All I can say is that I was never a fan of my former Stop and Shop in Pomona NY. I am not a fan of this location. Just horrible.

I buy a lot in here I think they are okay in price and they have ria inside the storeread more

Dear Key Food Leadership,…read more In all my years as a grocery shopper never have I been a witness to an employee openly yelling at a customer for trying to ask a question. Earlier tonight I was 2nd in line to use the Moneygram service at your Spring Valley, NY location. I've never been more appalled that I'm actually writing this as my first complaint of any grocery store in my life. No employee was at the counter when I arrived. Customer in front of me stated to me he's been waiting for 15-20 minutes. I walked over to the grocery cash register and asked for assistance. Lady told me the person in charge of Moneygram will be back since she's on break. Did not mention how long and when she'll. I went back in line. Customer in front me went around to the side of the counter where a young man came out of what looks like an office. Customer asked him politely what time person is returning. With a loud and yelling voice he stated "she's on break for 1 hour." Customer calmly tried to ask follow up questions and the young man wouldn't let him finish asking and kept interjecting "I'm telling you she's on break for 1 hour." Customer replied and stated "I'm asking if it's an hour from now or since I've been waiting for 15-20 mins, 45 mins from now." Young man was shaking his head and kept saying, "no she'll be back in 1 hour." Customer then told him that we are the customer and to at least be shown some respectable customer experience and not yelled at. Young man walked away and put his AirPod ear buds on as he walked by us. Older bald headed gentleman came out of back office behind the counter and asked what happened. I spoke with him that his employee and coworker just yelled at us and that's not how us as customers should be treated when all we were asking was a question in a calm tone. I asked him to clarify if lady will be back in an hour from now or sooner since customer in front of me stated he has been waiting for 15-20 minutes. He said 1 hour from now. There was no signage stating closed or be right back. The older gentleman then placed a "closed'" hand written sign in the counter. He then told us that he'll speak to the young man and walked away from us. No de-escalation on his part at all other than him telling us that he'll talk to the young man. If this is how your employees represent your company then you've surely lost my business and those of as many people I can share this horrible experience with. I've lived in this area for well over 15 years and your grocery store isn't the only game in town. In fact there's 2 stores 30 feet away. New City is a 3 minute drive for stop and shop and shop rite.

Excellent Health food and supplement store. Very fresh fruits and veggies and a huge assortment of…read morefrozen and packaged foods. Fairly priced for a specialty market. Large selection of nutrition bars, snacks, and specific diet products. (low calorie or gluten free, for example). Limited fresh prepared foods. Place is very clean and staff is helpful. They also sell supplements and vitamins.

Nanuet, NY - Rockland County is fortunate to have such a comprehensive health food store. It's like…read morea mini, more affordable Whole Foods. There are organic produce, specialty and niche brands of foods, snacks, groceries, condiments, household products, foods that cater to special diets (vegan, gluten-free, etc), cheeses and pastas, gourmet items, and a separate area of just vitamins & supplements, natural/clean beauty, homeopathic remedies, and other health & wellness products. There is also a deli area with a juice bar, takeaway sushi, prepared foods, soups, and a hot & cold buffet bar. You can take your food to eat in the cafe area near the entrance and also upstairs. The store is always very clean, well maintained and organized (labels all facing the same way, for example - details!). I'm able to find pretty much everything I need for healthful living, organic/less processed foods & snacks for my family, and so many brands and products that you can't get in regular grocery stores.

Excellent selection of prepared foods and fresh breads and other baked goods. Great specials on…read moremeat and poultry. Prices are on par with other kosher supermarkets.

The selection is good but customer service is horrific. I hope to go to Evergreen in the future.read more