So sad they didn't make it. It was the best and most affordable store around. They had a good…read morevariety of products quality, name brand items. I don't think they realized the seasonality of the area. Maybe they can recover this location. Poor decision on the part of Grocery Outlet in my opinion.

I stopped in this Rio Grande Grocery Outlet to check it out since it's new to the area…read more The store is beautiful and nicely organized. The staff was friendly. Plenty of parking in this strip mall. The prices were average. They have steep competition with Walmart across the street. I'll be back

You need to do something about your deli people. They are the slowest of any store I have EVER…read moreshopped. And they are very surly acting, They never smile. They act like they are doing you a favor. I usually [place my orders online and they are never right,. This has been going on for a number of years. You have go to do something, Send them to etitique school. Other departments in your store have associates that are kind and helpful. 'tell your deli people to take a lesson from them.

This place is run by zombies. Seriously- they are like the walking dead in there. Their prices are…read morethrough the ROOF! Talk about price gouging ! also, you have 30 minutes free parking/ go over that and its $2.00 minimum before they let you through the exit gates. Stay away from this place.

Came here a few times this week while my kids were doing camp in SH. Great selection of items in…read morethe store; you'd hardly have to go off island to pick up anything. The deli looked great and the staff was helpful but I just wanted something quick, so I grabbed a premade sandwich called "The Boss". It was good and would be a convenient stop to grab foods before heading to the beach. I also loved the gourmet cheese section & the large bottles of LaCroix. I wish I could pick up this market & move it to my beach.

Always visit this place when I'm on vacation or visiting wildwood. Stumbled upon it my first visit…read moreand had the best key lime pie I ever tasted in my life

First time visit…read more Very big parking lot Friendly customer service Clean Quiet Lottery sold here

I used to work the door at a dive bar in Philly that attracted a lot of college students, so…read morecarding people was my main function. I learned a few things along the way. The better looking you were, the more likely I was to card you. The better you dressed would also get you a good look, whereas if you were ugly, and dressed like a hobo, you might get a pass. Still, I appreciate the difficulty in determining age within a few years, especially when people are young. There are dire consequences should you get it wrong, and the employee is rarely on the hook for it. On the other hand, there must be some common sense involved when you make a policy decision to just card everyone that comes through your door. This isn't a Wildwood Road House, it's a grocery store and most of the people in it, are older than dirt. Kids don't go to the grocery store. If the person in question is trying to buy Fireball while carrying a box of Captain Crunch, you should probably card them. If you look like me, you might want to give them a break. This is apparently company policy, which is simply lazy, an unforgivable display of hospitality, and not within the spirit of the law. It's illegal to sell liquor to minors so Acme has decided to use a sledge hammer on a thumbtack. Clearly, management has zero faith in their employees to make good decisions, and from the number of cashiers on the floor, apparently no interest in providing anything remotely approaching customer service. I find it tacky and insulting. It wasn't always this way. It's been four decades since I was underage, and now that I'm pushing sixty, I can't find the logic in carding me simply because Acme doesn't trust it's employees to have a lick of sense and doesn't give a rat's a** if their customers are inconvenienced. There's no competition in the immediate vicinity so they must feel secure that they can treat their customers poorly with little repercussion. Where else are we going to go? Why not have a more nuanced approach? Do they look like they could be younger than 30? Maybe you ask for ID. Carding everyone is an insult to everyone involved, including the poor employees who have to deal with it. It makes you want to order everything you can from Amazon, buy your liquor from a local store, and get your produce from a farm stand. No bags. No sense. No service. No sale.

This is the only Walmart I visit every time I'm in WildWood. It's truly a Supercenter. This store…read moreis huge! It has a largest food section I've ever shopped in. There's so much to choose from. So fresh there's a deli and a bakery and a large variety of milks and you name it they got it. Kinda like Wegmans. Clothing, toys, pharmaceuticals, health and beauty aids. I even found salt for my margaritas! It's a great place to find all that you're looking for in one place. It gives you more time to hang out on the beach! Next time you're on vacation and you wanna stock up your hotel room check this Walmart out. You won't leave empty handed...

Clean, organized and always can find what I need. Been here a couple times before we go to the…read morebeach .

The price is right here, average about 6-9 % less than Walmart…read more Looked at Aldi, Walmart, ShopRite, and ACME locally with 1130 products. Same Brand, size, type, etc. Price Wize looking at Walmart as 100.00 spent Unity, what I Found was as follows: ALDI: $92.00 WalMart: $100.00 ShopRite: $152.00 ACME: $171.50 So one cart with same product will cost 100.00 at Walmart, same items and sizes will be 171.50.

Sinks and toilets in ladies room are filthy. No debris but caked on dirt. Obvious it has been this…read moreway for quite some time. This is the same restroom that employees use to wash their hands. I notified manager but I can only assume manager was already aware as it is the only restroom in the store. Please clean your restrooms. I can post a photo if mgmt would like to see it.

A bit pricey, but always have what you need and so convenient on the island. Available when you…read moreneed them

The best market I have ever been to. Fresh food, unbelievable ready made food and courteous staff…read more It is not only food shopping but an actual experience! Please try Avalon Super Market. You will love it!

Need money? No managerial skills? Sea Isle Acme is looking for you! All of their employees are very…read morenice but very poorly trained.

I always bring my own bags everywhere I go, however I was on vacation at the shore. After filling…read moremy cart with upwards of $300 worth of groceries, I get to the busy check out and realize you need your own bags. I'm still placing stuff on the counter before I figure out where the bags are I need to buy. So start bagging my own stuff (which I totally don't mind) but keep needing to go get more. The cashier just stands there looking at me and says " how many bags are you buying?" I said " well, 3 so far" as I still had a whole back up of groceries on the belt. He never offered to help me even though there were dozens of people in line rolling their eyes at me as they only had 4-5 items... and had to wait for me to finish bagging everything. Bad service and on another note, the 2 packages of corn on the cob had to be thrown away when we got home because they were rotten on the underside. Bring your own food next time!!!

Thank you Yelp I…read morevisited this market thanks to all positive yelp reviews. I'm glad I did. So many great healthy and organic products. I picked up a bunch of stuff Can not wait to go back.

The two women that helped us (Tricia and sorry - I didn't catch your name ) were lovely and so fun…read moreto talk to. Their positive energy and wealth of information made the whole experience so delightful and uplifting. Wish I lived closer! And, by the way, the store had many great items and a relaxing atmosphere. It was a treat to shop there.

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!