I was staying at a nearby hotel. I stopped in here to buy some drinks. Walking down Broad St was…read morealready a bit rough. Here, they had certain drinks locked up. After I grabbed a Powerade and a bottle of water, I went to the counter to pay. I found the cashier to be in a tug-of-war with lady over a hotdog. He was trying to take it back as she did not have the money to pay for it. To diffuse the situation, I told that cashier that I would pay for it. The hotdog was a little over $2. The area definitely had an issue with homelessness.

So yeah, it's about time I updated my review. I was going through some of my old ones and realized…read morethis one was WAY outdated. Thanks, Bleux Rogue :) I pretty much am going to defer to what was stated in BR's review. Maybe not with the same blunt/in-your-face realness. Cleanliness is an issue here. It's not as well maintained as it was when it first opened. Also, and this is a tough thing to control, the area outside of the entrance is usually littered with trash. It's a high foot traffic area because it's at the corner of Broad & Market, and by the bus stop. So often people just throw trash everywhere :( With the exception of one male cashier and a female cashier, customer service is poor. I remember once asking the staffer manning the hot foods station for mozzarella sticks, and she just looked right through me with dead eyes. Seeing no response from her, I just kept it moving. And then another cashier, before even handing me my bag, shouting, "NEXT!", right in my face. That said, I hate to not support new development in the area, but it's gone downhill. It IS different during working hours, but the foot traffic and litter are still issues.

Amazing store love the worker's that work there always amazing service you should come.read more

This is my secret go-to place for made-to-order deli sandwiches in Newark. The place is located…read moreright around the corner from the Prudential Center. Krauszer's has a few locations across Newark, but this particular one is my favorite. Why? Because it's never busy and the workers are all very courteous. The main guy with the mustache (forgive me, I forget his name) greatly appreciates every customer, so I will always go out of my way to support businesses like these. I usually get their honey turkey spinach wraps--always fresh and very affordable! They don't have in-store seating, so it will be takeout at this location. **TIP: The made-to-order items come with a free bottle of water or a can of soda.

COVID-19 BOOSTER EXPERIENCE REVIEW…read more My appointment was scheduled online through walgreens.com by my partner. We went to Walgreens together on the same day for our boosters. This was our first time getting a vaccination at Walgreen, let alone at a pharmacy. Here's the deal - A few days before your appointment, you get a confirmation email sent to the address used when you scheduled. The email contains your confirmation number for the appointment and instructions on what to do before and on the day of your appointment (get there 15 minutes earlier, wear a short sleeve shirt, bring your ID and vaccination card, and fill out a screening form). WHEN YOU GET TO THE STORE: - Walk to the back right of the store to the pharmacy. The pharmacy line starts along the wall to the right. (I saw some people take a seat without getting in line first thinking it's a different process for vaccines - it's not, so get in line to be seen and let them know you are there for a shot). - Have with you your government ID card, a copy or the actual vaccination card (which you will give to them to verify and later mark with proof of your visit/shot), and your medical/pharmacy insurance cards in case they need it (if you're not an already Walgreens customer in the system or your med/rx info needs updating). WHEN YOU GET TO THE PHARMACY COUNTER: - 1st time at counter: You'll give your 1) confirmation number from the email 2) your last name and birth date. They'll take your vaccination card from you, and then ask you to take a seat and wait for your name to be called. They are taking the vaccination card to verify the information before continuing with intake. - 2nd time at the counter: After they call your name to come to the counter, they'll hand you over a clipboard with the vaccination screening form (questions about symptoms, allergies to medicine, etc) to fill out. Take a seat and fill out the form, then hand it back to them when finished. You'll take a seat again and wait for your name to be called again. - 3rd time at the counter: They'll call your name and walk you over to the enclosed area where they administer vaccines. It's a small booth with high wall partitions and a door that closes. I noticed store noise is muffled and the space was clean. You'll take a seat, and the staff associate will have the needle, alcohol pad, and bandage for you. It's very quick. Then you're done.** ** you're supposed to wait 15 minutes after the shot to make sure no weird/sudden side effects, so I recommend taking a seat again for that time just in case you leave the store and something happens. Err on the side of caution. IN SHORT: Overall, an easy and fairly smooth process. My advice would be to schedule your appointment when the pharmacy would be less busy because it's one wait line, so you're in line with people getting their prescriptions and walk-ins, so your TOTAL WAIT TIME WILL VARY - even though you have an appointment time - depending on how busy it is. For example, I was through within about 25-30 minutes. My partner was there for an hour. Our appointments were separated by 15 minutes, but there was an influx of customers who came in when he was just getting in queue.

I think we spent more time circling the block trying to find a parking spot (either on the street…read moreor in the store's small lot) than actually in the store itself. We were able to find what we wanted - eventually. The layout isn't really obvious, and the signs weren't always easy to see. The carpeting looks like it could use a good cleaning too. But this is still probably the best place to visit in the area for your pharmaceutical and convenience needs.

Food (5/5): Got two hot toasted hoagies and a toasted panini, and everything was good. Sandwiches…read morewas solid, fresh, and nicely toasted. For drinks we got an iced custom tea latte with vanilla almond milk and oreo pieces, an iced espresso latte, and iced tea latte. The drinks were yummy! ​Service (5/5): Touch screen ordering was quick and easy. The staff made all three sandwiches and custom drinks in around 10 min. No issues except the receipt didn't print out from machine but the cashier did it for me. ​Ambiance (4/5): My friend was chasing his Tesla so we stopped by. It's a nice and bright convenience store.

Any time I'm in New Jersey I make sure to stop at a Wawa. This location was pretty solid. I stopped…read moreand got gas first which was a breeze, then easily found a parking spot and headed in to use their restroom and place an order. The restroom was relatively clean and the store was decently stocked except for the pre-prepared hot foods. I was really hoping for one of those jalapeño cream cheese pretzels, but decided to get some Mac and cheese and a snack wrap once I realized they were out. The Mac and cheese came out fast but the snack wrap was a bit of a wait - lots of mobile orders went out before mine. Still, not a bad Wawa especially considering its convenient location right off the highway.

After many glowing recommendations from la boca de mi suegra Amalia, I finally paid a visit to THE…read moredestination for anyone looking for to procure authentic groceries, fresh seafood, and high-quality meats from the Iberian Peninsula and Brazil. The store is well-stocked with a great selection of imported goods, from olive oils and spices to traditional cheeses and cured meats. One of the highlights of shopping at Seabra is their seafood section, which always offers fresh and frozen fresh fish and shellfish from around the globe. Surf or turf, their butcher counter is also impressive, featuring a variety of cuts that are hard to find elsewhere. The staff is friendly and helpful, always ready to assist with recommendations or finding specialty items. The bakery and prepared food sections are also worth mentioning, offering delicious breads, pastries, and ready-to-eat Portuguese favorites like bacalhau (salt cod) dishes and roasted meats. The store is clean, organized, and has a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're looking for ingredients for a traditional meal or just want to explore new flavors, Seabra is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

From the owner: Worldwide foods. Latin American, Portuguese, and American foods. 4 locations in New Jersey. Our…read morejourney starts with you. Always good. Always fresh.

Pretty clean and safe gas station in a busy high traffic part of town. They have an allpoint atm…read moreright inside the store. They also have a well stocked convenience store for whatever you need to keep you going.

Good gas station - low fuel prices and the attendants are friendly. There's a little mini-mart…read morethere, too. It may be a little tricky getting into the lot if you are driving into Harrison from Route 21 in Newark because you have to turn into the lot from Passaic Ave (vs. Harrison Ave.). Otherwise, it's my go-to station.

Great option near the Newark International Airport and one of the only Wawa locations in the area…read more The only drawback is that this location is very busy which can cause chaos in the parking lot in addition to dealing with heavy traffic at times on the local roads getting there.

horrible management team!!! do not work here female manager very unprofessional. also they don't…read morekeep store clean

Rudest staff I've ever met anywhere. I brought a coupon and rather than simply saying that they're…read morenot a partipating store and can't honor it, the cashier first tried to get me to buy every item shown on the manufacturer coupon (which is only valid for one item), then told me to "f*** off" multiple times after I explained the coupon is only valid for one item. In my 28 years I've NEVER been disrespected like this. If I did that at my old job I would've been fired on the spot. I'm never shopping here again. The employees are the worst I've ever met. If the whole business gets shut down it will be a net positive to the city of Newark.

Guy at the register has a bad attitude. If he has a problem with you, he'll talk about you to the…read moresubway workers (who are always laughing and whispering) in front of you and creates an unwelcoming environment. I've even found expired food on the shelf.

Your perfect corner spot for drinks, snacks, and has a huge selection of beer/seltzer/cider! I love…read morecoming here because they have Downeast Cider (my fav) and anything else you could try! Workers are super friendly and prices are fair.

Filthy dirty sidewalk outside from the garbage bags that sit there and leak. Store has never…read moreattempted to scrub the sidewalk. Makes for an very unappealing entrance. If they don't clean OUTside, maybe the same laziness goes on INside, too. Wouldn't want to eat from there.