Located at the intersection of Warwick Ave and White Horse Pike. The flowers out front are gorgeous…read moregiving it great curb appeal.

Shop here regularly with and for a family of six. Vegetables and fruits are consistently…read moreavailable, inexpensive, and very good quality. We strongly prefer the vegetables and fruits from here over supermarket vegetables and fruits. Customer service is also consistently good and pleasant. Highly recommend.

I live off of Haddon Ave, and try to shop locally as much as possible. When I first moved to…read moreCollingswood, I lamented the lack of a good market on Haddon. National Food Market is a joke (that more often than not reeks of old meat). Healthworks is great, but without produce. From May through November, this isn't a problem because the farmer's market is there to meet all my produce needs. But where on the Ave can you get produce when the farmer's market is off season? Admittedly, I walked past Sara's for months without giving it much thought. I assumed that it was just another National Food Market-esque establishment. It's hard to tell from the outside, as the windows are full of plants and the door was always closed. But after checking out Yelp, I decided to go in and see if I was missing something. Turns out, I most definitely was. Sara's has inexpensive produce of decent quality. Sometimes the lettuce or kale is a little limp, so I just skip it that week. I can shave about $10 off my produce bill for the week over shopping for the same items at Wegmans. Sure, the selection is rather limited. But it covers the basics well. And there's some unique produce available that you can't find easily elsewhere (mayme sapote and prickly pear cactus pads, for example). Like another reviewer suggested, I stop by Sara's and by what I can there, and just use the grocery store to supplement what I can't get through supporting local!

Sara's is a great store to have in Collingswood. The staff is warm and welcoming. Sometimes the…read moreproduce they sell is aging out and should be disposed of earlier. It is a great place to go for last minute items.

Excellent local market in Haddon Avenue in Haddonfield. It's tiny so they don't have the variety of…read moreWegmans, obviously, but the quality of the fresh fruits and vegetables on offer is perfect. Nice selection of dry goods and refrigerated goods as well. None of it is pretentious, just simple things but they cover basic needs and then some. I was there the other day and got an orange, a pack of strawberries, a dozen eggs, and an avocado for $9.25, so definitely reasonable prices.

Tiny little produce market just opened on Haddon Ave. near PNC Bank and a few steps away from Tre…read moreFamiglia. I met Roberto, who was manning the market when I popped in. I live in the neighborhood, so it was nice to see something like this around the corner from home - actually, it was a really nice surprise. I happened to need strawberries, so when I walked over, I enjoyed seeing their fresh colorful mums they had stocked outside. Inside, they had a small but fresh selection of produce like bananas, onion, potatoes, mangoes, and yes, the strawberries I needed! They are brand spankin' new, so I hope the town comes in to help them get established!

Aldi is a trustworthy chain from the top down. You can be damn sure you are paying the least amount…read more(by a large margin) for high quality, safe food. I will never buy groceries anywhere else.

I love Aldi BUT this location is by far one of my least favorites. Some of the employees aren't the…read moregreatest, nor the most helpful either. They have no self checkout and the lines get long and only one cashier. The food that is out seems to go bad quickly compared to the other Aldi's that I've shopped in and how that's even possible. Maybe it's the area for me, but there are better Aldi options.

Still not sure how sold I am with Aldi's. That quarter for the cart, while it's not a terrible…read morething, is just annoying. Things that I got here that were good - cheese danish pastries and some fresh fruit, their version of creamy Irish butter. Things that I threw out pretty quickly - some of the cottage cheese, and a few weird freezer items that tasted a bit... off. Ewwww. There's a section called the Aisle of Shame (AOS to those in the know) where random housewares are found. I liked a throw I bought there. I also got some kind of shelf organizer once that fell apart. So.... still deciding if it's worth it to Aldi.

Excellent prices and good food! Lots of voices available. German cookies and cakes around x mas and…read moreother holidays

This place is the epitome of the neighborhood bodega in urban areas. We stopped by because I was…read morecraving a yum yum, and my mom told me about this place where they serve hand-scooped creamy style water ice in assorted flavors. I was very satisfied with my choice of mango and watermelon flavors, and the cup was large size and overflowing. And they make pretty good sandwiches, too. The cooking area appeared to be clean and cooks wore gloves. My hubby ordered a tuna fish hoagie which was big and tasty. Altogether for my yum yum, his hoagie and bottled drink we paid $9.50. #winning .

I had to find a florist in Jersey for a rehearsal dinner that I was coordinating from North…read moreCarolina. Gina recently took over ownership of the shop and assisted me in creating arrangements for the event. Gina was fabulous, excellent communication, executed the design and even helped with supplies. Highly recommend!

I have received flowers from this company more than once. I have also used this florist for…read moreordering a flower delivery. Great customer service. Flowers are always beautiful. Received yellow roses from this florist on Wednesday and they were gorgeous. I would highly recommend!!