I'm always on the hunt for a good dollar tree because yes, some are better than others. I was in…read morethe area and decided to stop in. Not because I needed anything but to see what was new in store. It's not the cleanest, per se upon entry but I think that's because it is a very old location. The aisles are neat and well stock. No boxes in the way or on the floor. It is smaller than most locations but it's not lacking at all in merchandise. It doesn't have a freezer section ( can't remember to be honest) but lots of canned and pantry items instead. The clerks were friendly as well. Def a good dollar tree as there are some out there that I avoid like the plague.

Dollar Tree has done it again. It's yet another store that looks fresh and clean. Everything in the…read morestore is one dollar but I'm always surprised at the variety of products I can get for a dollar, even if some of those items look subpar in quality. Just because it's a dollar store though, it doesn't mean that they cut any corners on the store itself. The aisles are spacious and easy to negotiate. The products are neatly arranged by category. Check-out was fast and the cashier was courteous. And really, it's hard to beat a two-pack of butter knives for a dollar.

You can find some very good buys here, BUT be prepared for:…read more - Long slow checkout lines (prices are frequently wrong or missing tags, so staff members have to routinely go out to find some compatible to scan) - Totally unorganized! Men are in Men's, Women are in Women's. Other than that, it's one big clusterf**k of sizes and styles thrown everywhere. Good luck!

Gabe's is a brand-new discount clothing store in this area, taking over the former Lowe's location…read more Gabe's occupies about half of the old Lowe's location, so the rest of it actually still has the shape of Lowe's. Anyway, they seem to have a wide selection of clothing for men, women and children, and smaller selections of electronics and household goods. Prices seem to be quite good, although do check any clothes you're thinking of buying thoroughly for defects. Gabe's sources their goods from closeouts, liquidations and odd lots, so not everything will be in perfect condition. Service seemed pretty good, although the checkout line does get slow at times.

I've been going there for years! Super nice family owned. If you want to make those grocery dollars…read morego as far as possible, this is the place to go. Some items are store overstock, some are short-dated. I'm always surprised at their finds and the low low prices that they pass onto you. Groceries are a constant at ridiculous prices. Cleaning supplies. Clothing. Paper goods. During the summer months, a constant stream of fresh Jersey produce so cheap, you won't go anywhere else. If you see something, buy it, no guarantee that it will be there the next time, that is the thrill of shopping there. You never know what you will find. Do your wallet a favor, shop at Neware. Just one visit will have you hooked. Sign up for email and get the hottest and "must have" shopping info, also a 15% discount for cash transactions. Crazy... saving on top of saving.

From the owner: We are a family owned and operated bargain warehouse. We offer everyday necessities such as food,…read moreclothing, housewares, and furniture. Come check us out as inventory is always changing. We never know what will be on the next truck.

The UD Merch Mecca at more affordable prices than the Barnes & Noble "official" store…read more I've shopped here in person countless times, and also have placed online orders to ship home. The customer service is unmatched! Friendly, helpful and you never have a problem finding someone to ask a question. Besides all the great UD merch, they have so many stationary, houseware and school supply items when your Blue Hen needs something fast & close by. I love this place. Visit every single time we come to UD!

5 & 10. It's tradition. Great selection. Great prices. Great fun. Let's go Blue Hens!read more

This store is the worst. I would actually give it negative negative stars if I could!! Every time…read moreI go in there there's an incident. First time I go in there Michael who's behind the counter working rings me up he doesn't even hand me my bags I have to get them off the the turn belt I get home and set up my lights are missing for six dollars. I go back into the store today and I want to get detergent and has one of those stickers that say save a dollar now. So Michael proceeds to tell me that I cannot use the coupon now as it says on the sticker that I need to use it the next time I'm like no dude it says now so he proceeds to argue with me doesn't even hear me my stuff again I have to go and get it off of the belt myself. And I don't wanna say all the employees there like this but Michael is the worst

From the owner: Dollar General Bear is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make shopping…read morehassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

After living here for a quarter century and enduring an "Asian Desert" we have a fine market for…read moreAsian groceries, not quite H-Mart but pretty darn close. In addition to all the sauces, mostly Vietnamese and Korean, there are seasonings, spices, fresh produce including guavas, durian (frozen whole and peeled), baby bananas (apple bananas? not sure the variety) and Asian greens like Shanghai baby bok choi, gai lan, and water spinach, garlic chives and long beans. Didn't see pea vines but they are quite hard to get. Bulk rice and dried mushrooms, and fresh fish and seafood as well as meats including organ meats. Noodles fresh, frozen and dried as far as the eye can see. A small section of housewares. Outside the market (which is in the old Toys R Us if you remember back when) there is a small food court with roast duck, banh mi and pastries. There is also a Korean bbq restaurant and a noodle and dumpling restaurant nearby in the parking area, the Korean bbq is across from the market and the noodle dumpling house is next to where the old Borders bookstore had been (on the way out of the shopping center.) Worth the trip. We enjoy cooking at home, especially Asian food and we enjoy grocery shopping so this was a really fun excursion. And since we eat a lot of bok choi, we'll be back soon.

We stopped by Hung Vuong Food Market a week or so ago when we were passing through Newark,…read moreDelaware. It's a large Asian grocery store that sells everything from fresh seafood, produce, cooking tools, frozen food, and more. It has a small food court area with a few vendors, which is really why we stopped by, but we explored the store after lunch. If we lived in the area, we'd shop here all the time.

This store's design makes you feel like you are trapped and assumed a shoplifter before proven…read moreinnocent, with the gate that closes right when you walk in. No other supermarket I have ever been to has this setup. What really pushed my buttons though was that I did all my shopping, spending a full hour here because I wanted to explore and get to know the whole store, and when I got to the checkout, not a single register was open, only the self-checkout. But there was no one manning the self-checkout, there was literally not a single employee in sight. I was frustrated, I don't like using the self-checkout when I have a large purchase with a full cart, but I felt forced into it. So I started scanning, and of course, it glitched on the first item, and had to wait for an employee to help. Eventually (it was not quick) an employee came out from the back of the store. He cleared the code...but then the second item I scanned glitched. There were 3 other customers also needing help. It was a tense, stressful atmosphere. I was waiting, and at this point it had been about 2 minutes total since I got to the front of the line, and at the pace things were proceeding, it was clear that I wasn't going to get out of this store in under 40 minutes, which is just crazily unacceptable to me. So I told the employee, I want to check out at a regular register, or I will abandon the cart. He didn't say anything in response, so I abandoned the cart. I feel bad for the employee. I am very angry at the company though. If you don't hire enough staff to keep the store open, you need to close the store. It's rude and incredibly inconvenient to the customers AND to the employees. I also just don't get it. Like...I've shopped at Lidl stores in Middletown, DE and in Lancaster, PA and have never had this experience there. They always have had registers open. Companies need to stop trying to cut corners and push us customers around by making us deal with long inconveniences just to save them a few pennies. I don't put up with it, and I wish other customers wouldn't either. Companies need to be punished when they try to pull stunts like this. I won't come back to this store until I receive an apology from management and reassurance that the store will always be adequately staffed in future visits. Oh, and after leaving this awful store, what did I do? I went down the road to ALDI and I bought all of the same stuff...incidentally, lower prices, the produce was fresher. And a normal (not self-checkout) register was open with NO wait. It was a delightful experience. I gave this place a chance and it failed miserably. I am just sad that I can't enjoy its good bakery section. That is the one good thing about this store. But they need to actually make a usable checkout process which means (1) adequate staff (2) always a normal register open (3) self-checkout that actually works. Also maybe redesign the store so we don't feel trapped and like we are all being treated like shoplifters, because literally no other store I shop at does that. ALDI, Trader Joe's, Food Lion, ACME, they are all just normal. That ridiculous gate thing is only a thing of this store.

cool store. lots of inexpensive store-brand products. you can smell the baked goods when you enter…read morethe store but i didn't like how it was all displayed in the open so i left it alone. if i got there first thing in the morning one day i'd definitely try it

This place drive me absolutely crazy…read more On one hand it's one of the few local spots to find Cooper Sharp in the deli. On the other, the checkout lanes (assisted or self check-out) were born in the imagination of a madman who hated order, worshipped chaos and is willing & thrilled to create havoc everyday for ShopRite customer. It's obvious the checkers in the assisted lanes don't get it this chaos either, because every time I've had to shimmy behind them on the same side of the register, they give me the "we know, it's weird, I'm sorry" look. I even tried to walk to the other side of the checkout, like every other grocery store on earth, and the checker asked me to... come over to their side and shimmy past, once again. Because that's how they had been asked to do it. Please, Kenny of ShopRite ownership, talk to your customers, and fix it. Pro Tip: if you are doing self checkout, the line downs down the juice aisle, there is no signage.

Was astonished that, when waiting to get in the self check out area that even though there was no…read moreother person in the area I was in the wrong place. The person watching the area didn't say anything until someone else approached. She then informed me that there was a line that was not marked and arbitrarily up one aisle. I did not realize that it was mandatory to read minds at this location and being that I do not possess this trait, I probably should not patronize this location.