A typically clogged and confusing New Jersey ShopRite where 60 inch flatscreens and wilted red leaf…read morelettuce compete for limited space and attention. The back-end is a pallet jungle featuring skyscrapers of cola, stewed tomatoes and angel hair pasta making the space largely unnavigable. Adding insult, the front-end is a deranged hedgerow of sheets, beach balls and pressure cookers forcing me to run the gauntlet when all I want to do is pay. Three stars for an excellent selection of prepared foods, strong supply chains during the pandemic and the usual demerits for uniformly lousy produce and severe pricing on center aisle staples. ShopRite is everywhere in New Jersey and like an infestation of bad tattoos at the shore, impossible to avoid - even though I'd love to.

Since the new ownership to Saker the store had consistently decreased in quality and value…read more Quality of produce is terrible. Several times I have had to return produce that is within date, because it started to rot within a day of getting it home. Meat quality as gone down too. I've purchased meat that was rancid when opened and also purchased (and returned) meat that I realized was out of date when I bought it. It's the job of the store to keep items in fresh rotation. The woman at customer service told me she no longer buys anything other than packaged goods at the store - and she works there! It's worth the drive to Wegmans for produce. Sadly, nothing will change. These reviews are falling on def ears.

The Stop & Shop store in Jackson, NJ is my home away from home, in a manner of speaking...I spend…read morelots of time shopping there. My best store experiences come from the Deli and the way all the deli operators treat their customers. Yesterday, I was greeted by Phil and he took care of my order. You could never meet a nicer person than Phil. He's a true professional in all that he does. The meats are always cut to perfection, and the deli is always clean or being cleaned. The staff pitches in to help one another and they all work so well together. I would love to join that team of people...they are all so great and so helpful. So, I thank you Stop & Shop mnagement team, for making this store my favorite place to shop. Eddy H. Pevovar Manchester, NJ

I am so glad this deli opened in Jackson. The area definitely needed a great place to go for…read moresandwiches. Boars head meats and a great selection of groceries. They also do plenty of catering from what I saw. Big fat sandwiches, panninis, wraps, etc. They also have dinners to go which is a bonus....

I absolutely love this grocery store, it's clean, fresh smelling and the produce section has…read moreeverything I need to keep my family healthy. Every person that works here has been nothing but nice, helpful and great customer service. I found Aisle 9- through word of mouth from some ladies I know where I work. I had been complaining that the fruit I was getting at a local market was really subpar. They insisted I give Aisle 9 a try and went on and raved about it- they do their weekly shopping here because it is very close to where they live, I asked about the produce and if they had a bakery, and they they said they cakes and pastries were really good, so more about the bakery later. They have a deli that really is amazing with ready meals, they have some of the best stuffed cabbage rolls from a deli, that I have ever had in my life! and I have eaten a lot of cabbage rolls in my life. They also have a paper products, party section, and I bought the most beautiful plastic wine glasses for a picnic, that I was taking my Hubby to for our Anniversary. So I I started shopping here back in December, the produce is fantastic and they have fresh figs, not that dried figs are not good, they are, but fresh is always better. I really like the fresh fruit cups for lunch time, they are the perfect size. During the summer months fresh cut fruit trays are a must and they have plenty of variety here, but in winter months when fruit is more expensive and hard to get, they have beautiful displays and reasonable pricing, which in these hard time, that speaks volumes to a budget. So let's talk bakery.. they have some of the most beautiful specialty cakes, they are little bit pricey, but for the quality and taste, I cannot complain nothing is wasted my family loves them. I really like the Challah bread here, I often buy mine closer to home, Rte 9, but I tend to get there late sometimes and miss out. Deli section has the usual cold cuts I think again quality reigns supreme. I just look at the weekly update online and gage my menu for the week. They have the usual pickles and olives and my MINI-ME is all about pickles, it would a horrific day, if she went to the fridge and couldn't find her favorite pickles, so there is that. They also have sushi, but I have not tried as of yet. Keep in mind, the store does get very busy and keep hours- so choose your shopping time wisely: Sunday 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Monday 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Tuesday 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Wednesday 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Thursday 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Friday 7:00 AM - 1 hour before Shabbos Saturday 30 minutes after zman - 12:00 AM

Piece of crap Malik manager (not Ari) had me scheduled for an interview on 8/3/25 at 10 AM saying…read moreon Friday, I seemed overqualified and would be perfect for the position. Knowing they were closed till 1:00 PM for Tish a Bav I don't know why he scheduled me for Sunday morning. When I call at 1 when the store opened, I asked him why he scheduled me at 10 AM for the interview and he hangs up on me. When I call back he says turns out we don't need anyone for that position and hangs up again. Unprofessional my interview never happened. Piece of garbage.

It's been awhile since I updated my review, and the time is now…read more I try to avoid wally world as much as possible these days, and when I have to go, its tough talking myself into it. Produce sections has really gone south so to speak. Avocados have fingernail gouges, the lettuce is brown, there is barely walking area, don't get me started on the meat section or that they decided to move everything around- which is fine, change it to try to keep shoppers in longer.. but OPEN ALL THE SELF CHECK OUT STANDS OKAY!!!!!!!! ALso, this whole new section for cosmetics and stuff- when I need to buy anything in that section, I also have to pay for it before I can continue on my way to other parts of the store!! and hold on to that precious receipt. Look I get it costs are high everywhere, but this is getting ridiculous and the inventory is lacking and when they are restocking- why are the pallets in the walkways? the aisles, everywhere, its like massive u-turns every where I am heading, I cannot be the only one feeling this way. Also that Sparks delivery check out- that should not be, I have been is this store often enough and not seen any "Sparks".

Extremely long line at self-checkout due to volume and the fact that their scanning wands didn't…read morework. The genius monitoring the area wouldn't let anyone use the completely empty lane reserved for their Sparks Delivery Drivers who apparently shop for you and deliver (and put away) your food purchases inside your home. That's a big no thank you... but back to my original point. Even though no driver was using the reserved lane the min-wage sentinel refused to let anyone use it. I love employees with zero autonomy and less common sense. Keep it up Walmart. One sparkless star.

Great place and staff aswell they close at 9 for anyone who is wondering in the summerread more

Best subs in the area. Friendly staff, sandwiches are priced right, clean building, and its family…read moreowned. I stop everytime I'm in the area

Love this place! The owners are very helpful and there's always plenty of food available to…read morepurchase. Woman who runs the deli is very nice and knows exactly what you want when you ask her.

Small selection. Grocery store prices. Didn't see anything extra special here product not price…read morewise.

The best ShopRite we've visited. It's clean, organized, always stocked and the staff is helpful…read more We come half an hour out of our way just to shop here on the weekends. We always find what we need. I will always come here first before visiting my local supermarket. So worth it!

i am a weekly home delivery would like better uber deluvery people that speak american english…read morehome personal shoppers have better choice because they are shopping for home shoppers ihave a great home shopping person johanna in the home shopping office howell nj i also would like fresh chinese food/suski like the wok" but its a privately entity

Friendly, knows their business and rates were at market value. Products packed and ready for pickup.read more

Do New Jersey folks even know about Puglisi's Farm?…read more Why are people buying eggs at the grocery store, if you can buy them at a local farm and skip the travel by freight truck, omit the middle man or the "unknown" of where the eggs come from. This is the Garden State for goodness sake, support your local farmers.. NOW is as good a time as any to get acquainted with Puglisi Egg Farm. This family owned local farm has been in business since 1950 and the customer service is top notch. I mean it's still family owned business!! not just a name its pride in what they provide to families, good eggs. I got 2 dozen Grade A Extra Large Eggs - I made a beautiful quiche with some, hard boiled others for tasty egg salad sandwiches and the balance I made wasabi deviled eggs- Delicious. Weather is beautiful now, stop on in and get some eggs, you will be glad you did.

They cook up some of the best fried chicken in the area. And then, as you are watching, proceed to…read moreruin those crispy pieces by putting them in a thick plastic bag. In a short ten minute ride home the coating is wet and mushy from the steam. Whoever the ACME genius is who thinks this is a good idea needs to have a rooster come into their bedroom and peck the word "bucket" in Morse code, on their forehead, every night, at midnight, until this bag nonsense ceases and bucket usage is resumed.

Maybe I'm an idiot but I find supermarkets extremely interesting and in many cases, taken for…read moregranted as an informal barometer on how we feel about the country and more importantly, where we live. Even the worst of breed stocks nearly 40,000 items with the underlying promise of basic freshness and rapid replenishment. Go talk to the average immigrant to the US and they'll tell you it's the magnitude of choice in these countless one-stop cornucopias that constantly blows their mind. During an unplanned supermarket visit in Texas, former Russian President Boris Yeltsin was left speechless by the variety and bounty enjoyed by the average Texan as a given. Although ACME isn't exactly my favorite store, it's hard to complain when you walk out with basically what you came in for. You can quibble about the quality of their meats and produce but in a direct comparison to the run of the mill Moscow market, ACME would win just by showing up. Ask Boris, he knows supermarkets. Five stars for never taking them for granted.