Fresh produce, variety, and decently priced. Comparable, if not better than Wegmans. I will…read moredefinitely be going back.

When I first walked in the store, I was a little put off because I thought it was just a fruit…read moremarket. To my pleasant surprise, there was a lot of different things that you could buy there, and it saved me from going to the supermarket. Some things are overpriced such as minced garlic from Goya. They wanted almost 7 dollars for it, but the vegetables were priced low and they looked good even though there wasn't a huge selection like but that was just because my expectation was that it was just a fruit vegetable market. Apparently this store has changed hands since the last time I went there. I was excited at the prospect of being able to go here and shop locally for small business owners and with it being less than a half a mile away from my mom's house my goal was to go there and get lettuce, but I wind up getting a number of things That I needed from the supermarket and so when I left there, I felt satisfied. When I got home, there was a whole different story. I bought red leaf lettuce, which was rotten to the core on the inside. I had to throw it out. I also bought Romain lettuce, which was mostly the darker green leaves and less of the crisp part of the lettuce, which disappointed me a little, but I figured I could still make do I washed and cut up the lettuce and I used the pre-cut onions, celery, and carrots that I bought also from this fruit market. And I made my salad. When I was eating it, I didn't really notice anything except that the leaves were not really what I like. I don't love all Bert green leaves found at the top. But whatever. I ate it. An hour later and for five hours more, I was sick as a dog. I had to take two different stomach medicines, and Tums because something in that salad did not agree with me and then I start freaking out because the first one that I threw away was rotten so it made me feel like this lettuce wasn't that fresh or maybe it was the pre-chopped onion, celery or carrots. All I know is that I almost called out of work today. Luckily, I felt better when I got up, even though I have still have a little bit of a stomachache I called them this morning and told them that the red leaf lettuce is rotten and they need to take it off the shelves and I told the lady that I was really sick last night. She was so nonchalant about it and said OK and we hung up. I don't love that. She should've said come and get a different head of lettuce, but she didn't offer anything. And therefore, I waited till I got home from work to write this review. Unfortunately, I will not be going back here again. I usually go to Rahway Farmers Market and I don't think I've ever had this issue. I didn't take a picture of it, but I should have. Because when I tell you that the red leaf lettuce head was slimy and rotten on the inside to the point that it should've never been put on the shelf.

Busy place on weekends and on evenings . Parking is tight with so many good places in this complex…read more. Patidhar products are good . They have a roti place within and lots and lots of Indian spices , snacks and vegetables . Priced slightly higher than Edison supermarkets but good for south Brunswick residents . They sell hot chai inside and tasted ok.. billing is quick and service is good. Liked it overall..

Entering Patidar grocery store is like being in India, you need a tour guide to make sure you know…read moreof what you are buying. Luckily I have a few very eager volunteers from my husband's family, who have been giving me mini crash courses on Punjabi/Indian cooking the past year. They shop here because its the largest, most organized and carries the cheapest products that they use for their culinary magic (or that's what my taste buds call their cooking). I've never seen so many types of rice, beans/lentils and spices. Patidar might be a great place to hunker down at in the event of a zombie apocalypse, they have so much inventory! I love it that all the spices I use for my own non-Indian cooking are 20% cheaper here. Fresh produce is also 25%-30% cheaper than Wegmans, Shop Rite, Trader Joes or Safeway in the area. Customer service is excellent. On our last visit we were accidentally charged for 10 boxes of Rasmalai. Rasmalai for those not familiar with Indian foods, its a dessert so sweet, your teeth hurt because of all of that sugar. 10 boxes would be an unrealistic purchase unless you want diabetes, and we had only actually purchased 2 . I didn't catch that on the receipt until we got home. Their phone line was busy the rest of the day, so I sent an email, which they got, and they were so cool about the refund of the difference. We stock up on Indian spices here to take back to Hawaii, like of how I stock up at Longs back home with yummy Hawaii foods to bring to the mainland. Parking here, has never been an issue, its surprising, because this store shares a parking lot with a plaza full of stores and small restaurants, but we make it a point not to visit Jersey in the winter so it may be a different situation at that time of the year. If you live in the North Brunswick or Princeton area in NJ, this is definitely worth checking out for your groceries or Indian specialty cooking needs.

They have Lebanese products and produce Phoenician Pita, they have Al Koura Lebanese Olive Oil,…read moreSalloum Bros. Zaatar, Labne, Om Ali, Sahlab, Olives, Namoura, Molokhia, basically everything one can use, they have been there for many decades, Saint Sharbel's Easton Avenue and they are reliable 24/7.

This market is a wonderful place to get Lebanese products and Mediterranean food. They are very…read morereasonable and the service is extremely friendly. They also have the best pita bread in the area. We love their spinach pies which are always available. Their meat pies and tabbouleh are excellent, too, but need to be ordered in advance. Having the best foods with reasonable prices is a no brainer for shopping here.

Been here several times. A great Filipino Mom-And-Pop Grocery and Eatery. The food is always…read moredelicious. You also have the option of buying the seafood and have them cook it to your liking. If you are new here, I highly recommend the Crispy Kare-Kare and the Sinigang na Salmon Belly. It is always so delicious. The staff is always friendly and willing to assist you. The Dining area is spacious and neat. This place is always worth coming back to.

This was my introduction to Filipino food and while it was good, this will be the last time I order…read morefrom Luzviminda. While the food is good, it's getting docked by 3 points because the portions are abysmal for the price. I ordered the Tapsilog and the Chicken Adobo. The former being almost $20 for a lunch sized container with 1 scoop of the actual beef is highway robbery. For that price, it wouldn't hurt to make sure you're getting the value of the item and a full sized container. As for the chicken adobo, it would be helpful if the restaurant noted that it doesn't come with rice. I'm not sure why they give so much of the tasty sauce, but nothing to soak it up with. I feel like the nickel and diming for that aspect reflects poorly on the restaurant. Rice is fairly inexpensive and chicken is also one of, if not the cheapest animal proteins out there. Therefore, being priced at $17.99 for about 5 small chunks and 2 eggs is also highway robbery. I fortunately had a promo code, but if I paid the full price, with taxes and delivery fee at roughly $50, I would have been pissed. Please note, this is based off delivery pricing. It's possible that the experience is more reasonable in person. I won't be finding out though. Hopefully, I'll be able to find another reasonably priced Filipino restaurant as the cuisine is delicious!

Small store, but it has a lot of Indonesian food. They have meals that are already prepared in the…read morefridge. They have all kinds of spices, snacks, ingredients. It just opened in March so it's still in working progress. Will come back in 6 months to a year to see how it goes. Since my wife is from Indonesia, so she knows that products and food are authentic there. They have limited parking so, I can see it will be a problem if more customers start going there.

Good little Indonesian grocery store to pick up snacks and food. They get their ready to eat food…read morefrom Ramayana in Philly , which is a very good Indonesian restaurant (personally went & tried as well). Ones I like are the ayam goreng (fried chicken) , and Nasi Pedang (Rice & variety of meats / veggies). Beef rendang is harder to get, would recommend calling ahead and they will order one for you from Ramayana. Best part , saves you the 3 hour round trip drive to Philly. I don't mind paying a few extra dollars for that convenience. They also have frozen bakso balls as well if you need those to make soup at home too. Overall a good grocery store. Don't forget to bring your own bags as always. Only knock is the small and tight parking lot in front of the store. A pain to get in and out of here. Usually resort to parking at the burger place nearby, grab a burger or two and head to this store. Check it out if you love Indo food.

Great selection of Turkish grocery. They sell quality halal meat and have a good bakery too along…read morewith turikish food (takeaway or eat in). My goto shop for meats!

This compact Turkish market while small is amazingly comprehensive in it's selection…read more... Located in a small strip mall on RT 1 Bereket occupies just about half and manages to offer a wide selection of Turkish and Middle Eastern food stuffs, dry goods,Halal butcher,Gyro grill and a brand new Dessert counter featuring a good selection of Baklava's. I was all over the marinated eggplant salads,pickled peppers that you can pop like M&M's,Spicy Turkish sausages,their thick yogurt like cheeses, breads and pitas imported from Montreal {home to a large Turkish population ] and spices. The efficient butcher counter has a nice selection of chicken and lamb both plain and marinated but the ready made Adana kebabs caught my eye... a good alternative for my summer time grilling. Everyone was very friendly and helpful even if English was not forthcoming but we were able to rack up quite a bill.... Bereket Market Place is indeed a great find that anyone driving up RT 1 could easily miss but please don't pass without a well rewarded visit.

If you want the real deal this is it. Amazing food reminds me of a real home cook meal. But if you…read morecant really handle spice be careful lol. Once again this the real deal!!!!! If you grab a dessert from the fridge they can warm it up for you too.

Everything that I ordered was good from the rice to the pork and the kick of the kale and the corn…read morefritter sweet and crunchy were Amazing together!! Comfort at its finest! I was happy with every bite!!! So glad I found you! Sometimes my day just needs deliciousness - THANK YOU DITA!!!!

This farmers market is located in a open area near the parking garage in downtown Metuchen. It's…read moredefinitely worth a stop if you're in the area. Parking is free at the adjacent parking garage. There is a nice mix of prepared food, produce from local farmers, and other vendors selling their wares. I also appreciate that their website was up-to-date and informative.

It's always a great experience at the Metuchen Farmers Market. I've been to many farmers markets in…read moreneighboring towns but Metchuen's the best one yet! There are consistent vendors that sell every week and some that are new who sell every other week or every two weeks. This keeps things exciting and you can look forward to seeing new foods. This past week I was lucky to try Kikitos Jibaritos, a Puerto Rican sandwich vendor, and it's a must try if you spot them at the market! Some vendors accept both cash and card payments and a few only take cash. I recommend bringing both! Also, bring your own bags! There were a few vendors that didn't offer bags. Another tip: bring water or something to drink. I believe there was only one or two vendors that sold drinks. Bathrooms are also available for vendors and not to the public. Parking is also very hard to find so come early! The market is from 9am to 2pm.