i go to this market often but today the service sucked. i had two items and had to wait while two…read morecashiers stood behind their counters with a closed sign. one opened up only to help one men who wasn't on line, he stroll up and only took his items. . i went to thst line because i was behind a shopper who had close to 50+ items. while the two working cashiers were smirking at laughing. taking a pause on shopping there.

Excellent prices! Way less than local grocery stores but only good selection on fruits & veggies &…read moreeggs & bread. But be careful! Fruits are not refrigerated & some aren't the freshest.

There was free coffee today. Not sure if they do that all the time, but I liked the hazelnut. This…read morewas more tourism than shopping as I was far from home, but I perused the shelf-stable offerings and found an impressive selection of Mexican and Peruvian items. With my unfortunate track record with glass jars I was glad to find hot sauces in a plastic bottles, and I also scored a big container of Chicha Limena. The aisles were spacious; the checkout process was friendly and quick.

They are very pricy compare to other grocery stores. They really should lower their prices.read more

I like that it's conveniently located, you can get in and out, it's never crowded, nice meat…read moreselection. Prices are a little high. Someone described it as a suburban version of a Bodega. That's pretty accurate. The workers don't look happy, but they are busy. There's usually 2 cashiers up front. The younger lady that looks to be in her 30's will at least speak. The other cashier looks like a sweet old grandma, but is surprisingly rude. In my experience, she doesn't speak when I say hi, I'll ask for a bag and she'll place it on the belt instead of my outstretched hand, she doesn't say thank you. At first I thought maybe she's just tired and having a bad day. Nope. Been in the store several times since and noticed grandma picks and choose who she's going to bless with a little customer service! I've seen her smile and talk up some, while stone face ignoring others. Even if grandma is a little crotchety at times, I am glad to see she's still out here being active and working.

I hate food shopping. Now, my definition of food shopping is probably different from yours. Since I…read moreeat out most of my meals (thank you, Yelp), my grocery needs are fairly limited. Just the basics: milk, yogurt, honey, fruit and that's about it. Since the whole large chain supermarket thing annoys the crap out of me, I search for solutions. Convenience stores are fine but if you're looking for produce, they're not going to cut it. So those times when I need to stock up without really stocking up, I hit up Kilroy's. They are a small but well stocked mini supermarket that also sells booze. Their prices are.....Well, I don't really know because it's the only place I ever shop. I assume that they're higher than say, Shop Rite but I'm not sure and for me, convenience is number 1. Parking is easy and they are never, ever crowded. Worth mentioning is that if you're looking for a deli counter or elaborate prepared foods, look elsewhere; Maywood Market for example. If you need variety and like to pick and choose amongst multiple brands and sizes, again, not your best choice. But if you need to get the basics, they really can't be beat. My go to place because I really go to no place else.

Do not go here. I was walking through the store for the first time and was met with constant glares…read morefrom the main staff. As I was checking out at the self-checkout (in a different lane), the woman working the register continued to stare at me with a look of anger or disgust. Before, she had asked me if I "needed help with anything" in a tone that assumed I was either lost or not supposed to be there. Extremely awful experience.

If I could rate this place any lower I would. Words cannot begin to describe the terrible…read moreexperience I had here, the moment I stepped in I was greeted with extreme hostility. I was asked right when I stepped in if I needed help finding anything, which I didn't. Once I declined the offer for help, the employees shot daggers at me and followed me around for a bit? I don't need supervision, I am a grown adult who just came looking for some snacks. It was an overall horrible experience and I bought something at the end to just t prove to them I wasn't stealing or anything. But trust, I will never come step foot in this store again or be spending any of my money on these low grade, cheap, dusty products and produce.

Reliable, spotless, and welcoming. Their delivery service is dependable and efficient. The stock a…read morewide range of products, and returns are honored. Helpful service desk as well.

hours are wrong this is bs. how you say its open at 6 but opens at 7 am. dumb store drove here for…read moreno reason

This is by far the WORST grocery store to shop at in the Ridgewood, NJ area. I predict when Costco…read moreopens in Paramus this store will shut at doors within a year. Produce is consistently out of stock or rotten. Dairy products are consistently out of date. The store is dingy. The fresh meat range is lacking. The parking is awful. The half the staff is rude and unprofessional. There is obviously a staffing issue as products on the shelves are constantly unavailable and cashiers are few. There is a "service manager" there with long red hair and tattoos who works the front end. Her unprofessional demeanor is explosive. She has a terrible temper and her "RBF" is unmistakable. Avoid. This is a store that is union run (you can surely tell) and owned by Royal Ahold N.V. They head other chain stores in the US including Food Lion and Giant. With so many Stop & Shop stores in New Jersey on the chopping block as of late, this one is sure to follow suit to cut this one from their portfolio. Caveat Emptor

If you can survive the gauntlet of driving through downtown Ridgewood and then this even worse…read moreparking lot, you gain entrance to an "okay" grocery store. The other patrons are nasty and self absorbed. The will walk right in front of you, let their kid play chicken with your car or leave a cart directly in front of you and walk away. The flow of the parking lot is hazardous. The management slowly walks around with their mouths hanging open, looking like their in shock that people actually patronize this store. They avoid eye contact while simultaneously having conversations with other workers in the middle of the busy, narrow isles. The store is neat, but narrow and dated. They have an ok selection of products and their prices are decent. I would have given more stars, but this location lost them at check out. The cashier didn't greet us - she just started slamming our purchases against the scanner plate and tossing the items to the other end of the register. Soda, plastic cups, paper plates - all flung carelessly down for me to try to catch and put into my cart. Thank God I didn't buy eggs! We only came here because we were in the neighborhood and had to grab a few things. In the future, we'll just go out of our way to shop at a better store.

Spacious and clean healthy groceries await you at Moms Organic. Initial entrance off route 17 south…read morecan be tricky but worth it. (Just after Shake Shack, Look for the Verizon store on the front corner of the building) Plenty of parking in the rear. When you enter this beautiful store, fresh organic produce in abundance are presented. Prices are on par or even better than Whole Foods. I love their self serve bins of bulk ingredients especially the nooch! Iykyk! The cold refrigerator offers an abundance of healthy options, love their plant based vegan products such as yogurts, milks and cheeses. Found my favorite jackfruit brand of frozen ingredients. Lots of vitamins offered for healthy living. Freshly grounded nut butters. Gluten free options aplenty. Healthier snack options like chips, ice cream, nuts and lots of chocolates. We've been going weekly and I can confidently say The staff are always amazing! So helpful and insightful. They offer a coupon book which can easily be used in store. Complimentary hot coffee is offered for shoppers making for an enjoyable shopping experience. Definitely worth the extra effort off route 17 south to explore this local gem of a market!

We went to visit an older woman this past afternoon and chatted over tea and fruits. During our…read morechat, she highly recommended MOM'S Organic Market and we went not too long after to check it out. We must have passed it a few times when we are on route 17. It's a little hard to miss, however you can see it once you've entered the shopping center. Family owned and operated since 1987. Think of Whole Foods, much less busy, not a whole lot of rushing (which is a good thing) and you take your time to browse around the smaller store. The quiet and calm was cool, for a Thursday evening, not too shabby. We came across a lot of products we haven't seen before. Great options from a vast majority of gluten free to bring your own containers for pasta to help reduce waste. Plenty of signs to look at and read what we can do to be proactive with our bodies, lifestyle and the environment. I loved knowing this was a smaller scale. We accidentally forgot our reusable bags, however bought a new MOM'S insulated bag. Until next time, we will be back!

The flower department is second to none! Well stocked produce and deli. Butcher is responsive and…read morewill get what you need. The manager of cans, regular groceries and such will order for you and is fabulous. The bakery has amazing buttercreme! Special orders are accurate!

As a regular shopper at Acme -Midland Park I experienced a repeat performance in the Fish…read moreDepartment from 5 weeks ago. The Cod purchased and cooked the same day had an Ammonia Taste which after researching indicates the fish is not fresh. I have purposely bought the same item multiple times at Fresh Grocer with no complaints. Be careful with the fish and meat areas as many items are being sold on the date of expiration.

This WFM store is really popular among locals, was jam packed when we stopped by on a Sunday noon…read more They have parking lots both in front (smaller space) and at the back side of the building. The entrance is actually nicer than Closter and Paramus location. I found the produce section excellent, so many quality fresh fruits and vegetables. The seafood and butcher sections were also good. Bakery section had breads, cakes, confectionery items, cheese and more. The frozen/dairy section was separated through a passageway. The store lacked in hot food section, as there wasn't as many options as other two locations. But they had the Amazon return counter. There was a small dining area too. A lot of the products had sale and deals for Prime members. We used the self checkout lane to quickly buy our stuff. Many staff members were available throughout the store, assisting customers in different department counters and at checkout lanes.

Nice and spacious like other locations. Clean. Fresh grocery, bakery and produce. Amazon return at…read morethe end section. They have a staff and kiosk for return. The only thing different is the hot bar. It's not buffet style. ($14) one entree w two sides. Limited selections. The salad bar is also small.

My cousin dropped me off while she parked. Wanted to order the app while I waited but they only…read moreaccept the entire order at once. So I waited for her to park. She also had the bottle of wine. I tried to order sparkling water but they were out. We started with the bresaola to split. OMG it was so good. And the portion was healthy- perfect for splitting. The arugula it sat in was very fresh. Next I had the Cacio and Pepe. Another delicious dish. Portion perfect. My friend had the Amatriciana. We finished with the Nutella cake. No words. If I lived near that pie I would weigh a lot more than I currently do! Service perfectly spaced.

Attention attention. Before anything else is mentioned, the Nutella pie is the dessert to get. Eat…read moreit no matter what. We've kept this place on our radar for a while and finally made a reservation. I wasn't sure what the strategy should be. Instead of multiple pasta plates the waiter told us to each get an appetizer and a pasta plate. I enjoyed the fried eggplant and the cacio e Pepe. Quick question if anyone is reading this. Why are there four Imperia pasta machine boxes? How much pasta can each machine crank out before it needs to be tossed?