I don't know why, but I love this place. It's a small resort-town grocery store that hits me right…read morein the nostalgia. I always end up wandering around--everything's fresh, the service is great, and yes, it's mostly self-checkout now, but it's still my old ACME, and that's enough for me.

It is surprisingly a terrible ACME. It is small, the aisle are tiny, the stock is disorganized, and…read morethe workers seem to be in a zone of their own. Not much care is placed into this place it seems. I was able to get my small amt of groceries and go. The annoying part is that the parking lot is a PAID one. The first 30 mins are free but what if there is a long line or someone has a lot to buy and finds it difficult to search this store? They should validate parking to keep shoppers inside!

Food is fantastic. Great old fashion vibe…read more They sell Zagnut candy bars I hard not to love ?

Excellent place for meat, sandwiches when on the run and personnel outstanding .we are willing to…read moredrive a distance for their meat better quality than grocery stores.

First time in the store. Surprised by the size of the store and how clean it was…read more The organization of aisles is a little different than back home. Finding carts was a little difficult, several associates didn't pay any mind that I was struggling and had a child with me to offer a cart or direct where I could get one easily. Upon check out a lovely soul greeted me and said she would take us. Skye was very kind could tell I was a little out of my element. Friendly conversation and explained the savings card with the store. Where I could sign up for one next time. It was a welcome encounter for this recent transplant from the west coast. I hope Skye is recognized for her tenderness in customer service.

I had a great experience at ShopRite tonight 4/25/26 in Rio Grande thanks to Nya (produce dept). I…read moreasked where a product was located, (stonefire pizza crust) and she didn't just point me in the right direction-she offered to go into the stock room to check if they had more available. (No product was on the shelf). That level of effort and customer service really stood out and made my shopping experience so much better. ShopRite is lucky to have her!!

just left the location your deli employees need some customer service training never seen such…read moremiserable people especially the heavy set lady I waited 20 minutes for a pound of turkey & you weren't busy the one kid waited on one customer who bought 3 items while the lady just let me wait there I guess they can't do two things at once . I had been in customer service for over 40 years & I know what I see , I don't do reviews unless I fell it necessary , I was there at 7:30 on 6/28/25, I will go to the Acme in Cape May next time. Phil M from Florida

Lady working in the beer section currently at 8 pm today 08/26 gave me a hard time checking out…read more Held a guys $100 order while he shopped. I had one thing and gave me a poor attitude and said I had to wait. Said I could not get cash back or put my phone number in. Laughed in my face when I asked why I was given a hard time for one item. Lady was ignorant and rude. I don't want to see her working again. Get normal staff who provide actual customer service.

Great place to get corn tortillas, tostadas, sauces, cheeses, spices, Mexican Cokes, etc. Let's…read moreface it, South Jersey is a Latin Food desert. You'll find some authentic products here from Oaxaca and elsewhere. I highly recommend this tiny grocery store for anyone seeking authentic Mexican ingredients, e.g. for your family's 'taco night'. I'll be back for sure.

Fantastic little grocery store in the Alleyway near Ben & Jerrys off the mall (the map direction on…read moreYelp is wrong). They have great Mexican products and Mexican sodas (with real cane sugar not corn syrup). Perfect place to go and prep for taco night.

Do you love Peanut Butter? Well, then you've got to try Cape May Peanut Butter Company. Located…read moreright in the center of town with all the shops is this incredible peanut oasis with all sorts of different flavored peanut butters, (That you can taste), along with so many other incredible goodies like cookies and scones, peanut butter treats, sandwiches, candies, all sorts of flavored nuts, oils, spices, jams and jellies and so much more. Amy was helping us make our selections and she was super helpful and fun! I wound up with some Sour Cherry Jelly & Thai Peanut Sauce/Dip. My husband is the peanut butter maven and he took home 2 of his favorite 32 oz jars of honey roasted peanut butter. They won't last too long for sure. They have another location in Smithville and you can also order via their website. And if you go this time of year, you can beat the crowds and enjoy the story even more! The store is filled with so many amazing creations. I can't wait to go back again soon.

The very best ever! I love this place and miss visiting so I just had to order a couple of my…read morefavorites. I had no idea that their nationwide shipping service would be so fantastic. They send flat rate by the amount of your order and tell you that it should take approximately 9 days total to arrive. Mine came in 5 and I'm in Florida! I ordered my Butterscotch peanut butter, capucino too. If you are a nut butter fanatic you must try their nut butters. The butterscotch may sound a bit off but I reassure you it's not too sweet at all and not entirely smooth. There is texture in these butters and you can tell that they have not been sitting around for too long and you will know when you look on the bottom of the jar it tells you when it was made! I promise you cannot go wrong. I ordered a few peanut butter cups as well and everything went fabulous! Considering I had 6 jars and 6 peanut butter cups each item was packaged perfectly and delivered on time and wrapped with such care I'm very pleased. If you are in the area the store is fun too! If not don't be afraid to order and they have so much not only peanut butter you must explore their options! Pickles, peanuts, treats from the bakery, spices, oils, dog treats, and so much more! If you go there is ice cream too !!!! Yummmmm! Address: 516 Carpenters Lane, Cape May NJ 08204 Hours: Thursday 10AM-5PM Friday 10AM-5PM Saturday 10AM-5PM Sunday 10AM-5PM Monday 10AM-5PM Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Phone: (609)898-4444 Website: https://www.capeislandfoods.com/capemaypeanutbutterco

The owners are thieves and liars. They hired me to put down new subfloor and I agreed,only because…read morethey told me their previous contractor abandoned them! I walked in on full demolition and rough in plumbing and electrical being done completely wrong and illegally! ..come to find out they had PULLED no permits! When the job was shut down the owner accused me or reporting them! My job was 98% done and I had to shut down until the owners obtained permits to which they can't without a contractor,I will not pull permits for them after the bs they caused.. They owe me over $4500! Turns out nobody wants to work for them..I found out to little to late! Disgusting people! DO NOT PATRONIZE THIS BUSINESS!

Talk about a terrible and just absolutely rude lady of a manager. We're enjoying a sincerely…read moreoverpriced sandwich when they kick us out because it's 11 minutes closing. I'm enjoying my meal, and lo and behold, this lady comes shouting saying "ITS CLOSING YOU HAVE TO GET OUT" This isn't manhattan. This is a small beach town. How can the staff be this rude?!

This is a perfect grocery store while staying in the wildwoods or wildwood crest beaches. The store…read moreis within drivable distance; the parking lot is great and was busy when I visited on a Sunday morning. The store is well packed with grocery, bakery and diary items for which I was shopping. The store is kept well and maintained clean. The staff was okay and not of much help. It is definitely a good place to shop while you are vacationing in Wildwood for sure.

Great store down the shore!! Quick to stop in and grab goodies. Clean and organized. I think it was…read morerecently upgraded a bit from last time we were there.

We had such a nice dinner, I had to update my review. We come to Lobster House from time-to-time…read morethroughout the year. We figured we would get in an off-season dinner before the crowds come and that we did! We arrived just before they opened at 415 and hung out at the bar for a few minutes. Dinner is served at 430pm! The bar is open, so you can get drinks while you wait if you like. There is a full service bar and you can order from a plentiful wine and spirits menu. Our awesome server for our early dinner was Trisha, and she could not have been more hospitable! She was very personable, attentive and provided excellent service! She was just a delight. I ordered the Flounder special which was delicious - - each element in the dinner was great - and you can see all my coordinating photos. The dinner comes with a nice fresh -chilled salad and of course, the yummy hot, fresh onion bread! The flounder was cooked to perfection and those Fried String Beans, kinda like french fries were really good and very creative. They came with a nice "Petal Sauce" that is going to have me coming back again! Thank you, Trisha and Lobster House for a great pre-season dinner. It's nice to have the whole restaurant to yourself without the crowds! Get there before Memorial Day weekend for a nice treat! There's also an incredible fresh fish market attached where you can get anything and everything from a fish market you ever dreamed about. They also have a decadent area with so many drool-worthy desserts that you can take out along with your seafood. All in all, Lobster House is a great local favorite that has consistently great seafood and service.

Over the years I've had my share of great getaway meals at The Lobster House in timeless Cape May…read more It's a tradition you want to start earlier in life, so you can one day look around and watch as a new generation starts creating those lifelong memories of lively dinners out on the peer. It gives you a whole new appreciation for it, for how it's been able to not only last and stay pretty much the same across decades, making the nostalgia hit just a bit harder. People who have aversion to crowds probably read that and think I'm insane, and I wouldn't blame you. I can't think of a time when that place isn't a mad house. It's frantic, there are multiple queues all over the place, people are shouting, fish is flying, tables are being sniped. There's always some parent yelling at their kid or in-law to get over to some table 100 yards away they just happened to see open up. You have half a dozen poor grandmas sitting at a table all alone, feeling the pressure. The pressure and eyes of every other family waiting for a table bearing down on them. So yes, for certain people, every visit would be a nightmarish hell. Like think about the introverted pescatarians, they must be completely torn on this place. Even with the prominent signage, it's easy to get disoriented in the market-style layout. One time I waited 15 minutes for a softshell crab sandwich in front of a parking validation kiosk. Just remember there are two sets of bathrooms, one near the entrance and one lesser used one in the back. That is one benefit of sitting farther down the pier and not feeling bad about it. There is no such thing as a bad seat at TLH. Eventually once I did locate my softshell crab sandwich, I enjoyed it's soft, crab-like texture. Well, enjoyed is a strong word. Let's just say that will be my first and definitely last time I ever order softshell crab. I like crab, but, while soft, I do not enjoy the texture of the shell. It's like these thin sheets of leather strips. It's probably my fault, it's not like it's called "no shell" crab, but I think maybe they overdo it with the "soft" angle. Anyways, once I pivoted to a classic burger, all was well again. And I got more of those bangin' thick-cut steak fries. On this particular visit my two companions got an assortment of crab claws, fried calamari, clams casino, and the rest of my softshell crab, so yeah, everyone did pretty well for themselves. Also snagged a prime table right in the thick of things, on the pier in front of The Schooner, which doubles as a sailing vessel and outdoor cocktail lounge. Just another fine summer memory to look back fondly on.

I love going into this store, even if just for browsing. The wonderful fragrant smell of coffee…read morealways hits you as you walk in. There are many specialty items to browse through. We purchased a few packs of sticky finger scones. they were easy to bake and good. We were there during the pandemic and noticed that they sanitized the pens for credit card signing. After using the sanitized pens, you put them in the used pile. They also had a giant bottle of hand sanitizer in the front of the store. What they could do better though, is to limit the number of people going into the store. There isn't a lot of space to spread out in the store. When we went in June, we were the only ones inside but then we went back in August, and it was too crowded for my comfort.

Bottom Line: Coffee, gourmet foods, and kitchen gadgets…read more This store has a great name and super cute logo. The delicious smell of coffee wafting out the front door makes it easy to drift in and take a gander. Inside there are tons of gourmet food items and various kitchen gadgets, tea towels, and such. I have a well stocked kitchen so I didn't add anything to my collection but I did check out some local products like Cape May Honey and a Beach Plum Vinaigrette or salad dressing. In hindsight I wish had asked about the Beach Plum dressing because I think it might have been a fun add to my pantry. Love the Cook is home to Cape May Roasters so you can also buy coffee here. You can get a fresh cup or a bag of whole beans or ground coffee to go. For those who prefer tea they carry an assortment of Republic of Tea teas which are great quality. Nice quality stuff and worth a gander. I would definitely visit again and perhaps try the coffee next time.