Bravo is a smallish supermarket that serves areas with a wide range of international goods, often…read moreto areas with high concentration of Spanish speakers. The strongest offering of this market is its convenience. The area it sits in and many of those who depend on or frequent it, you can walk or take public transportation. The store itself is average prices not being very exciting similar to my review of "City SuperMarket" which also counts on the different cultures of the customers need to shop rather than their need to have sales on things and draw more. Nothing particular notable, the selection is rather small and even their store brand "Krasdale" isn't that great. Again convenience wins out here. I think of Bravo like a deluxe bodega. There are a few of these spread out on the east coast strategically Placed and helping many families. If able though, make the trip to Shoprite or Stop n Shop.

This spot I go to when I want to grab some quick items like some steak, onions and peppers for a…read moresandwich. Staff is always nice and friendly.

Always fresh 24×7 plantains better than you get @ Springfield ave location & safer…read more Incidents @ south orange Ave are disturbing

This place is located in a "up and coming" area with new luxury apartment buildings across the…read morestreet. There are panhandlers hanging around in the parking lot and also near the entrance of the store asking people for change. The security guard does seem to try to dissuade them from hanging out there but they just walk a few feet farther. The shopper here are also very aggressive, one lady yelled at me because she claimed that I was cutting her while she's not even in line and chatting with her friend facing the other way.

Have been going here for yrs. On occasion will even walk here. The staff is generally friendly…read more The food is always good. Has some of the best fried chicken, for a place unexpected to have such.

I like this store because of the good quality house brands; and the deli . I like that there are…read morestill cashiers and they will help bag. The employees are great.Last week I went shopping at a time when business was slower ; and a cashier named JuJu helped me , and showed me I had points on the receipt. I told her I didn't know how to use them, and I pointed to the machine for Go Points and said, I didn't understand it at all. Since there were no other customers, she very patiently explained how it worked and how to get the app on my phone. Such a kind young woman!! A real sweetheart That's not all .A couple of weeks ago I had a large order and at the checkout I was exhausted.(old lady, back problems) There was the young man, a Stop and Shop employee, in line behind me in line had just a few items and I asked him to go in front of me. t looked to me as though he was on his lunch break and was buying snacks. He smiled, but refused. The checker packed the bags for me ; and this young man kindly offered to put them in my car. I told him I didn't want him to spend his break working; and he said ; Oh no, I'm done today, I'm off the clock . Well then, no, I said. But he offered a third time, and I said ok, yes, thanks. I almost cried he was so kind. I wish I had gotten his name. Thank you, son.

I went back again.... this time because I needed to grab a few quicks items for a random few…read moredinners just before Thanksgiving. Do you ever find yourself wanting high end foods to cook at home but not too much ... so you don't have to throw anything away??? I DO Any who- I enjoyed the staff here- they were super friendly and knowledgeable. I grabbed a few prepared foods at the deli section. I enjoyed the variety of things, and the balsamic glazed grilled chicken and tri color carrot medley. There snack section is a tad drabbbb.... or so my nine year old said.. she missed the unnecessary sweeteners and annoying frosting.... and for that ... Thank you - she got a cheese snack. Sushi and a pre packed deli sandwich rounded out my mad dash.:)

Visited the store in March 2025 and there was a sign on the door "closed for renovations". 5 months…read morelater, it's still closed. According to MAPS, they are "temporarily closed". Their (outdated-looking) website doesn't state that they are closed at all. The main phone number rings and rings; no outgoing message to say they are closed. Makes me wonder if they will ever re-open. When I did shop there, the prices were a little higher than a big grocery stores, which wasn't great but I was okay with to support a smaller biz and for the convenience. But the baskets were always filthy and there were some fresh, frozen and dry/shelved expired items around the store. It did seem like they were struggling to maintain the store. I do hope some improvements will be made and that it can reopen.

This Save-A-Lot market opened fairly recently giving the area an additional accessible market for…read moreall the homes and apartments that populate the area. Very similar to the Aldi's and Lidl's that have been popping up in North NJ, it's an inexpensive supermarket that largely carries it's own products but also carries name brands of the same products. You won't have as many options if you go with said name brand of a specific product though. For example lets say you don't want Save-A-Lot's brand of Tortilla chips and you want Tostitos. OK go for it, but lets say you want Tostitos multi-grain scoops. That's not gonna happen. You'll get the main line of the big name brand as a courtesy, but their brands are the what's promoted. So how are their brands? Not bad, but not that great, somewhere in the middle. That is makes stores like this good, if brand recognition and low prices are what you're after, you'll enjoy it. The store itself has all the basics a supermarket should have, but may be shy of somethings Shoprite or Stop n' Shop may carry. This particular store is well kept and the staff are ok. It is a welcome addition to the area.

They're Under New Management who do not know and do not practice food safety and Storage since the…read morenew management on multiple occasions I've gotten rotten spoiled produce frozen pizza with a sheet of ice underneath because it clearly was defrosted and then refrozen they do not know the proper protocol in order to keep the food safe it looks beautiful in the inside the bread was moldy and it pisses me off because right by my house and before they got new management I shopped your all the time and I never had a problem but now it's always something wrong with the food the only thing I would suggest that you could possibly buy here is seasoning even the canned fruit was spoiled never in my life I meant spoiled meat not produce nonetheless the chicken was spoiled the turkey was spoiled the ground beef was spoiled and they gave me my money back because it was happening so often but at no point that they hire a new person to be responsible for the food

Cashier never offered to help putting food in bags. Two times guys didn't offer to help... just…read morestood there and watched me! Poor training! Sara Zuckerberg

This is my local grocery store that I visit once a week. I also have a local Whole Foods and I used…read moreto make a trip to each store for certain things but over the past few years, I have been visiting WF less and less since SR carries almost every item I need, including organic and holistic items. The produce section definitely exceeds WF at this point and their prepared food section is excellent. I've gotten to know a lot of the employees who are lovely to me but I always greet them with a big hello and smile. You get back what you put out there. I love this store!

Excellent produce, deli meats, small grocery and hot dogs galore. The attached florist Orange…read moreFlower Design is outstanding: the flowers are extremely fresh. This is a great addition to the neighborhood.

We come down to this area because there are many cultural events, food, and a great candy shop…read morewe've fallen in love with. My kids go to an arts school with an advanced program nearby. But this little farmers market is not really much to speak of. The one farm that seemed to have fresh produce had awful tasting pastries and very little produce to speak of for outrageous prices. The food trucks were nothing special. They were exceptionally overpriced. This area is slowly getting gentrified but you still have pockets of people who can barely afford to buy their normal groceries, yet the town thinks its ok to have food trucks selling $16 lobster rolls that are barely 4-5 inches long...The seller at the truck said I was the only person to buy one the entire day...I found nothing to showcase the neighborhood...nothing Caribbean. Nothing Creole. Nothing with pulled pork, no ceviche, no conch fritters. There was only one woman who had juices present and some baked goods for a decent price. The music aspect is the best part but is only for the last half hour. The rest of the booths were random institutions or banks that had nearly as much business of being at a fresh/farmers market event as you'd imagine. Meh, I'll just stick to the events in the city that make more sense. It supposedly occurs on Tuesdays throughout the Summer.

Okay, if you're looking for a major supermarket to do your main shopping at, this may or may not be…read morethe place for you, full disclosure. It doesn't focus on ambiance either, but it's clean enough. I will say that I once saw one of the workers who was putting bread into the bins drop a roll, pick it up off the floor, and put it back in, so that right there loses a star. Otherwise, judging it for what it is, it would get four stars. I probably wouldn't go here to do my main grocery shopping, but if you are in the area and looking to pick up a few things for a cheap lunch or something, this is a really intelligent choice, and the service is friendly, so you can really go budget here and enjoy a decent lunch on the cheap by picking up a roll (I know, I know.) and one or two of those $1 cold cut packs, maybe grab a drink, and you're good. Especially in this day and age, this is a place that allows you to be able to afford a meal very much on the cheap, and that to me is quite valuable because people need to eat. So yeah, if they were a little more sanitary or a lot more sanitary when it comes to not throwing dropped bread rolls back into the bin, this would be a solid four stars for me. Might sound crazy, but I do still recommend it.

The associates are rude and particularly rude to the African and Caribbean Americans who make up…read morethe majority of the community they serve. The managers should improve customer service and respect ALL paying customers. I would not shop there. I'll take my money where customers are appreciated regardless of ethnicity or skin color. It's sad that some people look with disdain upon the very people that fought hard in this country for equal and civil rights, and freedom. Discrimination is an unfortunate and illegal business practice.

My name sake food is delicious they have frozen pasta in the grocery stores as well…read moreIf you love pasta this is a nice place great service

Anything you eat here you will love! Kind and friendly staff willing to cater to your needs. One of…read morethe best Italian restaurants in New Jersey!

Aldi #11 Nanuet--- as a frequent shopper I want to take a minute to acknowledge some great workers…read moreby name but not limited to just these few as I don't know them all by name Joe ,Morgan, mordechi and Bob but there are many others who are so helpful every single time it's nice to see this in the world atmosphere of not caring God Bless them and we thank th 'em for their contribution to pleasant shopping--- instacart shopper

Store is a mess. Last time J was there the vegetables aisle had a leak and there was slick water on…read morethe floor. No yellow caution sign, just rags pushed up against the case. Food displays are messy and empty boxes and crates all pver the place. There was broken spaghetti all over the floor in che checkout aisle. I told the cashier and he tried to sweep some of it up buthr had a lot of people waiting to check out. Terrible experience.