This place is such a hidden gem! Perfect place to get ur produce without spending too much.read more

Grocery store with just the basics, lot of produce and a few packaged items. Sometimes the fruit…read moreand other items have blemishes but they sell them at a discount. Definitely cheaper in the way of groceries. Service is mostly upfront at the cashier. Inside it feels a little bit like a farmer's market layout but really it's just a grocery store without much inventory outside of produce and a deli in the back.

Absolutely the best customer service of any store. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and very…read morehelpful.

Before eating at the nearby Dao Madison, I stopped by Trader Joe's to pick up a few things. This…read moreTrader Joe's looks like it is relatively new (meaning, it doesn't look old and worn). The entire strip mall looks like it underwent renovations not too long ago. Nearby is a Pet shop, Cohen's Optical, Walgreens, Pet Supply shop and more. This Trader Joe's has a similar layout to other locations I have visited before. The aisles are set at angles but like others when you walk in you see produce. Fridges are located against the walls and for the most part the aisles were familiar. Some bits did take me by surprise. For instance, the cereal was by the bread, which differs from other locations I generally go to. Overall, the shelves were neat and stocked relatively well (it was the weekend of a storm so certain items like eggs had been bought out, gotta be ready to make that Storm French Toast!). The rest room was nice and clean, though oddly a shopping cart was blocking it so I had to scooch around it to use it. Check out was quick, with our cashier giving off some very positive energy given how late we were there (roughly around 7PM). A note: There's no Three (or is it four now) buck chuck etc. here. This is one of the locations that does not sell alcohol. That said, they did have a small non-alcoholic drink section which included wine. It's a nice option for those not into alcoholic drinks. I really enjoyed my visit and if I'm in the area I'll happily come back.

Not a huge fan of Aldi and this store just about sums up why with most things being what they are,…read moreI find this store lacks something but I really can't quite figure out what it is. I mean they call it a "Discount Grocery Store" right so maybe I'm putting my expectations too high or something. But I doubt it, instead I think it's alot of cheap no-name stuff which reminds me more of the quality type merchandise that a dollar store would carry. Yup that just about covers that. Well I'm glad we were able to work that one out. Who needs couch time with some Psychiatrist when we can just vent out our thoughts here on this amazing forum through our Reviews? 3 Stars although that's probably 1 more than they deserve, but but I'm still working on my decision making processing process, Hey don't judge me, Lol Come And Get Your Shopping On   if you want

This Aldi location has seriously gone downhill. The food quality is consistently awful, the produce…read moreis often spoiled, and the refrigerators clearly are not being kept at proper temperatures. On top of that, the store is severely understaffed and visibly dirty. I would never return to this location, and honestly, I wouldn't recommend anyone else shop here either. At this point, I don't trust buying food from this store. I'm shocked corporate hasn't stepped in because the condition of this location is unacceptable. The entire store needs a complete overhaul. Truthfully, it feels closer to needing a closure than a renovation. There is another discount grocery store a few miles away that is cleaner, better stocked, and far more trustworthy. Save yourself the disappointment and shop elsewhere.

Sure Kings is not known as the cheapest place to shop but imo their quality is above most regular…read moresupermarkets I only come here for a few items as i lived behind this location for over 25 years (ns how long this one has been open but been coming for as long as i can remember) Its never crowded when i go so its a plus and there is one specific cashier lady i love talking to there

I like King's when I am searching for something specific and especially when other local grocers…read moredon't have what I am looking for. I stopped in this location briefly and for the first time. Just like their other locations, the store is spacious and fully stocked. There's no hassle, you can stroll leisurely through the aisles with everything clearly labeled. One thing I can say is true, the employees are always helpful. From the deli to the butcher section, they will stop, listen, and assist. This Florham Park location was no different.

I come here for basics like bread, milk, and eggs. The store is always clean, organized, and never…read moretoo crowded, which I like. Prices are decent, and parking is easy. The biggest issue is checkout. There are plenty of registers, but they're almost never open & everyone is pushed to self-checkout. I'm not a fan of that at all. I don't work here, and I don't want to ring up my own groceries. I want to use a regular cashier and be on my way. That option shouldn't feel nonexistent. It's also frustrating that self-checkout doesn't take cash, even though it says it does. So if you're paying cash, you have to wait for help anyway which is extremely annoying!! The rewards program isn't great either--after spending $200, getting a free chocolate bar was pretty underwhelming. Overall, nice store, but the lack of real checkout service is a big downside.

This Lidl is a pretty solid Grocery Store with an Aldi kinda vibe to it although not related both…read morestores originated in Germany. Lidls does have their own brand label so you'll save on most things that run along those lines. But some national name brand products that I'm used to seeing are priced the same if not a bit more than other stores.    You can find me hanging out in the Frozen Foods Section, in my opinion that's where a customer can find the most value that this place has to offer. And these days that's a big freakin deal people.   I've been here twice so far and both times it's been pretty empty maybe just because this is a fairly new location but I can definitely appreciate a place like this as opposed to some other crazy crowded nearby chains who'll remain nameless. Come And Get Your Shopping On!!

Not really the pinnacle of all snacks, by any means…read more But it's not just about the pickles, in fact, eating only pickles will get you into a pickle. They're related to Pinnacle. They make sunflower seeds and pickle chips and what not and they are in conjunction with Vlasic, and they're actually pretty good. Barbi likes them, but sometimes finds them a little stale or dry, which is the reason for the mediocre rating. But overall it could be a lot worse. They could also be a lot better but that's how it goes.

My husband and I stopped for gas at the gas station. First off that's a great deal if you have the…read moreblack card to get five cents off the price posted. Unfortunately as we were pulling out, we realized we had a flat tire. We went over to the tire station and Jeff the manager was amazing. He took us right away plugged and patched our tire and it was only $13.50. They were so helpful and accommodating. I would recommend this location to anyone who needs servicing on their car for tires. Thank you again jeff!

I rarely write negative reviews, but this experience was so unbelievably frustrating that others…read moredeserve to know what they're getting into. I'm an avid BJs customer. Love the prices and selection. The Whippany store has a hot dog and soda below $2. Such a value! The gas is always the best price too. So when I needed tires, I went straight to their Tire Service Shop. I was told my tire service would take 60 to 90 minutes maximum. THREE HOURS later, I got my car. The delays were entirely avoidable. An hour into the process, an attendant informed me that they couldn't find the wheel lock key in my glove box. Nobody asked me about it when I arrived. Instead, they wasted an hour before bothering to communicate the problem. Here's the kicker: After they lowered my vehicle and removed from garage, I personally opened the glove box and found the key exactly where they claimed to have looked. I probably get my tires changed once every 5 to 10 years. The staff here is changing tires for three cars every hour. I would expect a little more communication on best practices to be efficient and provide ahead of time. I gave the key to the attendant in under a minute. Despite arriving first and 15 minutes before my appointment, I watched them service TWO other vehicles ahead of mine at this point. The complete lack of communication and customer service was frustrating. This wasn't some complicated mechanical issue. It was a straightforward tire service made unnecessarily difficult. Nearly three hours for a 90-minute service, two customers taken ahead of me, and a missing key that was never actually missing. That's not bad luck. That's bad management and worse service. Save yourself the aggravation. Take your business somewhere that values your time and knows how to serve customers at their tire shop. Again, the big box store and gas station meets or exceeds expectations.