So here's the thing... it's your typical Walmart which means it's great to find everything you need…read morein one shop, but the parking lot can get chaotic and the checkout lines on weekends is a whole different obstacle. Nonetheless its location is right off Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen so the congestion makes sense.

Worst service ever. Delivery service can't get an order right if their l8ves depended on it…read more Always, mess it up. Costumer service useless. They get offended when people get upset to claim their rights and do nothing. I have been a member of Walmart for years,the reason being is that I am a senior citizen in Heart Failure, I cannot lift weight and I depend on them for my food. But, apparently it is better to starve than use them.

Many international products are available and the prices are reasonable for a small business. The…read morecashier's are also very friendly.

Excellent choices and provisions...Accessible walking distance...great sales on Latin products. 5…read morestars. Gracias y Bendicion. Hablar espanol

Trader Joe's is a must no matter where I visit in New York, New Jersey or Connecticut. You never…read moreknow when a particular location will have an item in stock or not. Merchandise is usually the same at each location. This is a nice store. The first stop for me is always the cards. My Yelp friends send me the cards and I try to buy a bunch when I get to TJ's. I say get in to see the individual decor at each neighborhood location. They personalize their stores so it's fun to visit them and get a tote. I've got some from several places!!

We love going to Trader Joe's from everything with snacks, to groceries, and more. We haven't gone…read morehere as often as we used to, however when we do I know there are new snacks or certain products out for a limited time or in season. Staff continues to be helpful and friendly. Bring your own reusable bag or purchase one at the store. One of my Trader Joe's reuseable bags lasted for many years until I had a hole in it. Used it so much, worth it towards the end. Always a good time here, see you next time at Trader Joe's.

I went to Food Bazaar in Fairview for the first time in MANY MANY years because a vegan friend told…read moreme she goes all the time. While I was there I was like OMG why have I not been going here?! Now first to be honest I got ribeye bulgogi yesterday and then I remembered. Like the bad Yelp reviews say, don't get meat there. It goes bad quickly (why I stopped going) and it is very poor choice quality (why I remembered yesterday why I stopped going). While tasty, it was full of gristle and fat. On the other hand, that's the ONLY bad comment I have. And the good news, there are 1000 good reasons to go despite that. The fish was WICKED fresh. Eyes clear etc. price great. Veggies and fruit. All great. Cheese selection amazing. Tons of variety. Honestly it rivals Whole Foods post Amazon now. But it has a great selection of foreign food stuffs too that Whole Foods does not. Did I mention the roasted coffee bean bins?! This place is just amazing. I cannot wait to go back and try it all!

What a great store!! I feel like this franchise is not consistent with your typical FB as to saw…read moremany free samples, which was a pleasant surprise! They also have a big sized parking lot, making it super convenient. This one is located in Fairview and I would say it has food from a global perspective (South American, Korean, Asian) The biggest surprise is that this is the only market where I've seen Blue Fin Tuna carving! It's only in the weekends but it's really cool!

Been in the area for years, first time trying Food Bazaar and so far the experience was very good…read more Really like the huge space and large selection of items. Had no idea there were so many kinds of arepas. Their avocados were a bit larger than what I typically am used to, yet still just as nutty and flavorful, not watery at all. Typically, a lot of other grocery stores in the area feel cramped, and I feel that Food Bazaar and ACME are the closest ones here that feel like normal supermarkets. The cashier even bagged my groceries which is something I haven't experienced in some time. Much appreciated. And despite the large overhead costs, this place still manages to keep prices fairly reasonable. My bill was about what I typically spend elsewhere. It depends what you get. E.g dairy and pb might be higher but the avocados and beans were a great deal. To be honest, I've been looking for more alternatives to Lidl, and this place, La Placita, ACME, and Family Dollar help a lot in giving me other options. (Carniceria Latina and La Roca are great for butcher sections). I still go to Lidl for some items, Lidl's prices are the reason I keep shopping there. But I feel Lidl's selection is quite limited, it doesn't feel like a real supermarket, and a lot of times I dread being stuck on line if I make the mistake of going at the wrong hour. If Food Bazaar can be good about keeping the lines moving and making use of the most registers/kiosks, then that would be awesome.

High quality products and excellent customer satisfaction I love this place…read more Also very clean, and easy shopping

I was looking for a specific kid's bike for my daughter, which this Walmart had in stock. We…read morearrived around Saturday afternoon. It was crazy busy, almost impossible to find any parking spot. There was a lot construction going on as well, so exit roads from parking lot were in very bad condition and one of the entrance was closed. Inside the store it was like any other Walmart, just aisles after aisles of products. They have a huge produce and grocery section. There were a lot of decoration and inventory for Easter as well. I easily located the bike we came to get. After trying it for a bit, we took it to the checkout lane. The checkout was quick as the cashier scanned and processed the payment in a short time. Near the exit, there was a McDonald's store as well. We were happy with the in-store shopping experience but the parking situation and potholes in the surrounding roads made it unpleasant for the shoppers.

Wish I could give zero. Awful customer service...because there is none. I went in person and…read morepressed the button for help, it turned itself off 7 times. I waited and looked around for someone to help. Found someone in person who got mad that I asked and said "it's not my job" when they were at the same department counter. Ordered photos for 1 hour pick up and they have so far been delayed 3 hours with no time estimate. I called the store and was dialing so long (after the dumb AI assistant) that the store told me to call back. I'm almost 100% positive that it's simply because no workers either want to complete my order or because there is no one there. If the latter then it should not be an option. This was after a man walked out of a different departments aisle and asked "does anyone work here?" which I thought was excessive but later realized is completely necessary and apparently useless. If you're going to lock every single item, you need workers to open it who don't get mad when you ask.

I love H Mart. This location was spacious and had a lot of items and food I haven't seen at other…read morelocations. This is a Super H Mart! There was a food court, grocery items, a bakery and other stores in the H Mart store front. Anything you're looking for, you could find here! I highly recommend coming here if you're in the area.

This is probably the best H Mart I've ever been to…read more We come to this H Mart pretty often because it's so nice. It has the best ever produce section of any grocery store I've been to in the New York City area. They have probably six different kinds of eggplants alone. You can get any kind of tropical fruit, any kind of citrus, any kind of grape, any kind of mango... Truly incredible produce. They also have an amazing seafood section. Live fluke, king crab, razor clams, abalone. They really have it all. If you come on a Saturday or Sunday, they have ladies making kimchi, Bulgogi, samples, fresh fruit samples, roasted sweet potatoes to buy. It's a fun environment to walk around in. The food court is a huge disappointment. But there's a great Korean restaurant named Soram next-door that we often have lunch at. Make sure to also visit D'Avant Bakery next-door and pick up a cube of their chestnut bread.

ShopRite has been letting my husband and I down the last few months-with the prices and how quick…read morethe produce goes bad we decided to try something new. We gave Aldis a go and it has been our go-to for cost friendly shopping ever since. They have a lot to offer, almost as if whole foods and Trader Joe's had a baby- this would be the outcome. It's a small store but in a confident location with plenty of parking. And for a small store they have so much to offer! The produce here has been great so far- it last for a decent amount of time compared to other places. Meat selection was pretty decent as well. On top of regular shopping you are able to "splurge" and still spend half the price you would at other supermarkets.

My mother LOVES Aldi's and this is her favorite location. She was very excited because they…read morerecently expanded the store a bit. Honestly I must admit even though some products can be hit or miss, there prices are great, and the produce is pretty good. They also have good prices on organic milk (which I buy 2 gallons of per week). This location is always clean, and he staff is also helpful.

best time to come here is in the evening. The afternoon staff are super friendly and willing to…read morehelp in any instance. The morning cashier not so much.

I don't understand the ratings on Acme Market. When I'm there, I find everything I need, $6.99…read morelobster tails, great customer service, and fresh flowers. Lots of brightly lit flowers, professionally arranged flowers. We bought fresh Sun flowers for our kitchen table. When we arrived the seafood counter was vacant, we rang a bell and someone came flying out of no where. Five stars on the seafood sale and great customer services.

Supermarket chain, reminds me of the Coyote/Roadrunner name. They have a bit of…read morehousewares/homegoods to the left and center as you enter is produce/bakery/fruit that's in good shape, and left is the meat, seafood and many aisles of canned/packed/bottled items and sauces and spices. Reminds me much of the Shoprite, and running similar deals ($5 off a watermelon, etc.). Prices on anything non-food are higher, similar to a CVS/Walgreens, so keep that in mind. A bottle of regular white Elmer's glue was $3.99... after sale savings.