I order grocery pickup from this ShopRite weekly, and I've consistently had great experiences, but…read morethis week really stood out. One of my bags was accidentally left out of my order, and instead of me having to chase it down, they called me the very next day to let me know and issued a refund right away. That level of honesty and integrity is rare and so appreciated. It's clear they truly care about their customers. This moment really sealed the deal for me. I'll definitely keep coming back!

I heard back from ShopRite's Customer Care team. They apologized for the issues with my order and…read moreissued a $6 credit, which covered most of the items that were damaged or unusable. They also said they forwarded my concerns to the Morristown store's management. I'm holding off on updating my rating until I see whether the store itself reaches out or improves the online shopping experience. I appreciate the quick corporate response and hope the store follows through.

I love this farmer's market, I go there 3 times a week easily. Great selection, fresh, good…read moreprices. Also under the same roof is a very fresh fish stand, cold cuts, and a flower stand. The best thing about this place is the best sushi place in Morristown, K.C. Sushi - great rolls at a good price, always fresh, highly highly recommended. I walked past 15 times before trying a roll, and now I get dinner there once a week. As a sushi fanatic, I love having it in my backyard and you should too. Back to the produce stand . . decent food options but somewhat overpriced - go there for fresh produce and lots of it. If you want to spend $10/lb for portabello mushrooms, go to King's. For $3.49/lb, go here. Your call.

This quirky little store is 1/3 produce and flower market, 1/3 fish market and 1/3 groceries. You…read morewalk in, it smells like fish, I hope that's a good sign. But it ain't a farmer's market, and it ain't a sushi place either. As of July 2013 the in-store sushi counter is definitely closed so all those glowing reviews of take-out rolls ain't much help anymore. The produce includes a broad selection of fruits and veggies especially ethnic specialties like yucca and chilies. Outside they sell plants and inside they sell cut flowers. The medium-size fresh-fish counter has whole and cut finfish, scallops and a few clams And there's all sorts of North and Latin American groceries too, stacked high and packed in tightly. Also lots of gourmet jams and jellies, go figure. Here you'll find lots of supplies for central and south American cooking. This store is where I finally I found maseca, the dried flour used to make tortillas and tamales. I also like the huge selection of pre-boxed snack foods, so difficult to resist!

I stopped by to see if they had some cheaper scallions, and the shelf organization in produce was a…read morebit haphazard. The scallions were there, but that was the poorest quality bundle I've seen for $1.29. For a supposedly "cheap" store, the prices weren't much different than Shoprite across the street, with less selection. And the parking lot was a nightmare to get into - the long strip mall meant you were going over to the Lowes light and then turning twice left to get in. No one at the registers, they were restocking shelves, so just processed through the self-checkout for my purchase.

Great spot, good quality of products and food items at a great price point. The bakery section is…read moreamazing especially when fresh baked croissants and turnovers come out of the oven. The service is good.

I was so happy that The King's Bakery was able to accommodate my order for my friend's birthday…read moretoday. There aren't many places in town that can handle a gluten-free request and offer vanilla-his favorite flavor! Thank you for helping make his day extra special. We truly appreciated it!

This has to be most expensive grocery store I have ever been to. And then they have multiple…read moreemployees monitoring the self checkout but none of the aisles are open for them to actually do it for you. I try to avoid going here but every time I do go, I experience the same frustrations for both of these things listed. Probably time not to go anymore lol.

Excellent Whole Foods…read more 1) The hot food section is great. They have ethnic options from Chinese to Indian and regular Americans items as well. I only wish they had a weight next to the hot food section to check how much food consumers got before we go to the check out. 2) They have an Amazon return section as well. Making Amazon returns very convenient. 3) I also enjoy the sugar free chocolate options they carry.

We learned to double check our receipts and pay attention during checkout. We go here pretty much…read moreevery week and every week there is an issue. When they ring us up, they have always defaulted to organic, even when it's not organic. One employee stated he didn't even know that they carried non-organic items. Also, today, they charged us for large avocados, even though they were puny. We had to go back. Then they messed up the refund, and didn't give us the Prime discount. So they had to ring it again. The deli had a young man working there that used to be the only one who would follow our instructions on how we wanted our deli meat. Now, we get people who shave the meat a bit and then proceed to do whatever they want, even when it's not busy. During the period of COVID where masks were mandated. I witnessed multiple employees stocking shelves with their masks worn as gags. The meat department people are fantastic. They always do a great job. They answer questions and let you choose whatever piece you want. I want to suggest making the meat Manager the store manager. I'm giving this 2 stars because the meat department deserves 5 stars for service. And also because my parents didn't have grocery stores like this in their country, so I suppose I should be grateful. But my heart still tells me ZERO stars when it comes time to think about them ringing up my items.

What a find! I am staying at the Hyatt Regency and just wanted some bananas and milk. Found this…read moremarket 1 block away. Don't let the outside fool you because it looks a bit run down. But on the inside, you will find whatever you need. Their shelves were super well stocked. And the meat section in the back was super clean. The checkout folks where nice enough but the guy who bagged my items never took his eyes off the laptop that was playing a movie. I wasn't offended, actually thought it was pretty funny and all part of the experience! Happy to get my bananas and milk for just $2.70!

"You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometime you'll find, you get what you need"…read moreand just like most people I share the same kinda love / hate relationship with this chain. But the fact is where else are you gonna find a Toothbrush, some Fishing Line, a Frying Pan, and Plumber's Putty all at ten o'clock at night? Duh, Walmart that's where. Plus I like to keep an eye out for any new Grillin Stuff that I don't already have. If nothing else I am predictable, Lol Anyway, I thought I'd update from my previous rating I threw at this store because I did happen to find everything I was looking for plus encountered very helpful service all at the same time. And you really can't beat the prices on most items especially everyday type stuff like paper products. Now don't go thinking I'm getting rid of those relationship issues I've always had with this place anytime soon but where I come from you just gotta call 'em like you see 'em. Come And Get Your Shopping On!!

Lines still not improved, even at the busy time there are a few unopened lanes and not enough staff…read morearound. Also, new - digital price signs. A sign of the times? Perhaps live-adjusted pricing depending on demand? Hm.