So this can be a great market if you're careful with what you're buying. I have bought vegetables…read morethat look beautiful and then do not keep more than two days. That said we're going to come the same day and buy it and cook it. You can get some great deals. I don't find the quality of the meat to be very good, although it is reasonably priced. Their cold cuts are very good price and they're phenomenal. The fish is ridiculously fresh. All of the eyes are clear and amazing and it's clean eggs great price long story short don't come here for name brands and things you could buy in a supermarket or elsewhere you come here for fresh produce, and food and specialty items that are hard to find elsewhere.

When it's cheap it's very cheap. Not all items are prices low, but there are always enough to bring…read moreme back. Fresh fruits and vegetables are the stars of the place. Butcher center is big and with a good variety. They have a good flower section, if you need good flowers at a decent price this is a good place for it. Owned by Koreans, serves the local Latin American clientele. Parking lot is always full.

This farmer's market is convenient because it's next door to BJ's Wholesale Club…read more There's plenty of parking, the prices are great. However the store can be a bit of a drag with nikel and diming customers. A sign was posted that the store will be charging $0.10 for the plastic "produce" bags. The ginger is always wet, which is gross. It's usually always busy, checkout is pretty fast. Other than that, it's an okay market.

Always get amazing and fresh produce from here, but you're gonna have to do some digging don't come…read moreat me and say that everything here is rotten. You have to do some digging if you're gonna have $1 strawberries you're gonna have to do the work to find the good ones. The herbs here are incredible. I come here just for fresh herbs. They have a great price on eggs compared to ShopRite for me personally and when I come here, I always leave happy and spending less than $30 for a nice amount of produce.

I randomly found this place on Google because it said they had fresh tortillas (they did not). I…read morealso saw they are popular for their smoothies so I thought why not stop for some while I pick up the tortillas. I had some smoothie that had radishes in it. Don't ask me why I got this one because I don't know the answer to that myself. The whole thing just tasted like radishes, and I couldn't really taste anything else that was in there. I also saw them adding SUGAR to the smoothies! Not sure if it was mine they were adding it to but why is anyone adding any sugar to a smoothie?! My husband ordered a different smoothie (can't remember which now) and it was way too sweet, so maybe it was his they added the sugar to. Google has definitely deceived me on the tortillas, and I wasted money on smoothies I could have made better myself at home.

If you are in need for fresh produce & a delicious fresh juice go to CAMPESINA FARM! Staff is…read morefriendly and very helpful. I was looking for a specific fruit and the lady was nice enough to help me order it ! :) Can't forget to mention they also have beautiful flowers for any special occasion and at an excellent price! So happy I discovered this friendly establishment! My new GO-TO!!!!

The other day, I had this immense craving for a fresh avocado sandwich. I figured I'd get the bread…read morefrom Miller's Bakery, but I'd pick up the avocado and limes from here on the way. While the selection variety was small, I was only there for those two things so it was sufficient. The avocados were exactly how I wanted them and the limes were a decent size. Simply put, they were fresh. The prices seemed a little above average, but nothing to worry about. Then again, I don't do the vegetable/fruit shopping at my house lol.

I stopped in this nice little neighborhood market to pick up a few items because it was less…read morecrowded than other markets on a weekend. The vegetable section was well presented and fresh. However, they seem not to require customers to wear masks. I was horrified when a shopper approached me without one, and felt bad for the cashier who was exposed to her. Hopefully, they will update their policy soon.

I'm addicted to the rellenos. Fried mash potato balls stuffed with shredded beef. Cut em open and…read moreadd their home made hot sauce. Comfort food to the max. They also have assorted empanadas for a quick bite, which also hit the spot and do the job. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. Broadway Cafe In!

I will never let anyone talk bad about this place ever. Even on the most crowded days the girls on…read morethe counter will always get the job done and they do it right every time. I always get my Colombian breads from here. It's always my go too and they're more affordable and tastier than other restaurants in the area. If you want actual Colombian baked goods and foods, come here. It's inexpensive and taste great. The owner you can see also works in the back when it gets super crowded or he switches to the front. I've ordered empanadas, papa rellenas, all of the bread types you see, chicharrón, chorizo, tortas negra, desserts and personalized birthday cakes... basically everything. This place is amazing and they take orders ahead of time also, I've order 50 empanadas a day before and when I went to pick them up, they were right out the oven, warm and ready to go. In conclusion, this place is great and try it out if you're interested in Colombian goods. The safe is friendly even for those who don't speak Spanish. The staff will remember your face and always greet you with a smile.

Amazing deli and pasta shop with charm and ambience of the old days when Sicilian delis like these…read morewere the norm across America's urban scene. Nestled in an old world-like, half Sicilian half Albanian neighborhood, right across from the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Montevergine, the entire experience took us pleasantly back in time ... salumeria along the wall, aged provolone hanging from rope, and just about every handmade delicacy you could imagine.....and some new ones we hadn't seen before... Then there's .... the bread..... the bread.... Nowhere in America is there bread like this. This is the real deal (NOT the chain supermarkets--you know who you are) that offer supposedly "Italian" or "French" bread with marshmallow softness attributed to all the preservatives and polysorbate 80. No Signore, this bread contains all the goodness of that crispy crunchy exterior with pure angelic cloud interior that melts in your mouth! Bread this good can be eaten as dessert... (if there aren't any cannolis around).... Yeah they got those here too... We couldn't decide, and we were running late so we ended up grabbing a loaf of semolina bread just in from the oven and a container of Sicilian olives (with pits! Don't waste my time with pitted olives that taste like salted cardboard). Could say more but why? Veni e guarda (look and see for yourself)... Highly recommended. We'll be back! Ce' vediamo dopo.

Fun Fact: Lodi is the home to two Italian-American institutions worth celebrating... Mr. Anzalone…read more(who turns 70 in June of 2025!) and Vitamia (nipping at his heels with about 60 years of being in the biz). I've made my way here now a few times and for whatever reason - Siri will only get me to the general area but just won't 'accept' Vitamia's specific/actual address. (I know I've 'arrived' when I see the crisscrossing of American and Italian flags at the start-and-end of the blocks denoting a very little Little Italy portion of the town.) And don't get me started on how jacked the entire length of Harrison Avenue is - causing my poor car's suspension and axle to suffer - or how much gas I usually waste when continually circling the block looking for a (legal) parking spot. Crankiness aside... for a small 'basic' deli they sure do pack a punch. An incredible selection of legit (crunchy) breads, a slew of prepared platters and meals in the refrigerated cases, all sorts of goodies hanging from hooks and then there's the freezer with an absurd amount of specialty ravioli, tortellini, tortelloni, mezzelune, cappelletti, gigante, agnolotti, fagottini... Two guys behind the counter (casually speaking Italian to each other) are able to keep up with all the foot traffic (that never seems to let up) and a few guys manning the ovens in the back that are continually refilling the metal bins by the cash register. (With 800 days of Duolingo under my belt I was tempted to try, "È delizioso. Mi dai la ricetta?" when leaving but flaked out and just went with, "Grazie mille!" which... fell flat.) Parking (as mentioned before) stinks. For every item I've tried and loved (stuffed breads, stuffed pastas) there's been a few that were major disappointments, unfortunately. Their pricing is a tad too rough on my wallet. On a prior visit I dropped over $80 and I made a mental not to not do that again. Most recent visit? Over $100. So, yeah... that's not good. (And just in case you give a hoot - Glenn Anzalone is better known by his stage name of 'Danzig'. Now go and crank some early Misfits songs and thank me later!)

Walked into this beautifully organized shop looking for dates and left with a lot more! The woman…read moreworking was very sweet and was very helpful. Everything tasted fresh and delicious, and the baklava was to die for. We will definitely be returning, especially for the holidays.

I was in Westwood and stumbled upon Apricot, a beautiful shop full of Turkish delights -- dried…read morefruits and nuts, sweets, baklava, and coffee. It's an eye-catching, beautiful shop, so I had to walk in. The owner came over to greet me, explained all of their offerings, and I just had to fill a big box full of yummy stuff. Sweets I've never tried before, everything with bits of pistachios, more variations of baklava than I knew existed, and more. Yep -- I filled a box with almost two pounds of stuff. There was also a huge assortment of dried fruits and nuts with tons of variety. "Anything else?" she asked... then I saw the coffee. She made me a delicious Turkish coffee. They have a few tables and chairs where you can sit and indulge, which is exactly what I did. We chatted and I learned this location opened about four months ago, and they have three other shops around New Jersey. After my coffee, we read my fortune and I was on my way. I'll most certainly return again. Highly recommend!

I have been coming here since I was a child and continued this tradition with my kids still as…read moreadults. The best without a doubt all around. Love the staff. My goat friends. The plants. Can't say enough positive things about this place. May it stay open forever

Products at the farmer market seemed of good quality very pricey. Farm is quaint and charming. A…read morerare find in Bergen County.