Columbus Day weekend still had a surprisingly large selection of apples on trees, especially…read moreconsidering that it's been raining for the past five weekends. We enjoyed picking four (or five?) selections of apples, which were ripe for gathering. Small & sweet orchard. Typical for similar orchards in the area. Porter potties available on premises. No indoor bathrooms. Every person entering the orchard must purchase a $16 bag of apples. The bag is TINY (1/2peck, which is around 6-7 small/medium apples), so I would not return to this farm for this price. No bags, strollers, or pets allowed in the orchard, when you're picking your own produce. Everything you pick must go in the tiny bags you purchase. You will be checked/patted down upon exiting, which is a bit excessive. Taking off stars for the orchard monitoring staff attitude and treatment of customers. Orchard Staff were harried and stressed, so interacting with them was not a friendly or welcoming experience. Very transactional and impatient approach, which is not the vibe you should set if you want to create a wholesome, family experience. Pumpkins, soil, mulch, and mums are sold in the store. Tons of baked goods, jellies, and produce are available for purchase. Baked goods (pies, quiches, crumbles, cookies, doughnuts, and cookies) always fly off the shelf--when we got the store, the staff were stacking the shelves with boxes, and two hours later, almost everything was sold.

Decided to stop by here to have a look-see, it's missing more employees, like teamwork,…read moreorganization, we noticed that the apples on the farm area are not well maintained, and it's eerily quiet..

What happen to the sugar isle 7??? It's all changed no more Stevia in the raw 125 packets. Now it…read more250 of vegan stevia no sugar. And no flax seed either.

This ShopRite is specifically the worst one I've ever had to shop at. I hate going here. They never…read moreget the sales correct and almost every time you'll have to wait for a manager to fix it.

It's become my go to spot. Many improvements since my last review. They pretty much have everything…read moreyou need. Nice staff.

This is about the Stop & Shop located in New City,New York (after admittedly having an extremely…read morefrustrating and difficult day) I ran to the Stop & Shop (who's hours are supposed to be 6 AM through midnight) and I arrived at the doors of the supermarket at 11:39 PM to find that all of the 'IN' doors were locked. I could see inside the store and there had to be half a dozen employees standing within 10 feet of the doors watching me walk from door to door realizing that the doors were all locked. I have three teenagers at home who all have the flu and double ear infections (and one with strep throat ) and needed water, fruits. other beverages and some chicken soup to make them. Literally it would've taken me five minutes to go to the two or three places where I could find everything I needed. Upon entering the store (through the 'OUT' doors) two of the managers made their displeasure abundantly clear by flat out telling me that the store was closing (in 20 minutes) The one female manager stood there glaring at me - literally alternating glaring at me and announcing over the overhead speakers 22 times (yes I counted!) in 9 minutes 'Attention shoppers we will be closed in 11 minutes please return during our normal hours of 6 AM to midnight 'while I hurriedly grabbed three cases of water, some potatoes and oranges along with a bunch of bananas-and put them in my cart. The other employees (except for the 1 teenager working a checkout at The opposite side of the store) were all within 10 feet of the doors of the supermarket getting entertainment out of see how blatantly rude they are to managers could be to a customers face. Well the one manager spend her time chasing people out of the store via the overhead speakers the other manager decided to personally walk with me and reinforce that the store was closing and when I attempted to get a bag of pasta he told me to stop walking and then started asking me what kind of pasta I needed and as I attempted to look for it he told me to go to the checkout and he would find the pasta and bring it to me. I went across the store to where the self check out area is and the teenager at the one register told me that I had to go on his register and as I was loading my stuff onto the belt I paused for a moment to open the little refrigerator to grab a Coke and the female manager started reprimanding me for taking the literally four seconds to open the refrigerator door and get a Coke. Frustrated, disappointed, insulted, embarrassed and angry don't begin to cover how I am feeling about what added up to a grand total of 20 minutes at that store. I am still now ( a half an hour later ) in a little bit of shock that people who are working in Management positions and therefore should be the examples to the younger/less experienced staff of how to interact with customers and how to represent the company that they work for could just be so aggressively confrontational and rude to a customer. They straight up try to intimidate and bully me into not getting water and fruit for my kids. Ridiculous, reprehensible way to act anytime to anyone- pile on top of that that these are managers in a big supermarket -just blows my mind.

This place has plenty of potential but it's not ready to be open. Beautiful fish department, not…read moreopen. Great bakery department, not fully open. Plenty of aisles. Most covered in tarps. After 2 years of remodeling it's not ready. The paper on the front windows indicate it should not be doing business yet. Bingo in spring valley is much better

Purchased store made beef and barley soup. Within 3 hours of consumption, i was violently ill for 5…read morehours. Apparently, this is not the first or second time that this has happened to customers. Store needs significantly improved QC controls otherwise health department will need to be called in to investigate poor hygiene and safety measure.

Produce is generally good, but prepared foods are not worth the $$$ except for quiche. Generally…read moreoverpriced but compact store with specialty items you don't see elsewhere. Word to the wise, check expiration dates.

Great saving always clean the place is good and the staff is nothing but helpful will be backread more

Great shop. Great selections. Better choices In this Hudson valley store Aldi ...Most Aldis…read more are great. Init this one is exceptional. Excellent customer service.

Older Walmart, they had security cases but most of them were simply open. Easier to deal with than…read morestaffing. Front was busy at the registers, not many open and lines were building. Not a SuperWalmart, no produce/bakery section, just some basic groceries. A couple of people arguing upfront, store employees didn't look like they wanted to interfere so we just grabbed what we needed, paid and left asap.

PROS: This is a very nice Walmart. The name doesn't have super center in it but it still sells…read moregroceries. The place is big, clean, organized, and the staff is friendly. Loads of parking and good store hours CONS: The baked goods were at a higher price compared to other Walmarts in teterboro, Garfield, north bergen, and saddle brook OVERALL: except for baked goods I would absolutely come here for anything I need. This fulfills my Walmart expectations

Here's why I like Airmont Farm, it's close, convenient and open very early (8am). They have nuts,…read morebread, hummus and all my extras needed for soups and stir fry (they sell tofu and Asian noodles). Not to mention they carry tea, flowers and lots of other items that i have not seen in the regular supermarket that I can buy it and try it and see if I like it. What I don't like is that sometimes it's just not the freshest of produce. But, with that being said they do package the not so fresh and reduce the price. They also cut up produce and sell it .... pineapples, melons, etc.

Fresh produce at a fair price. All one asks for is good produce when you really enjoy eating…read morehealthy and Airmont Farm delivers. I will not buy my produce at the grocery store again.