This store is amazing!! It is so clean and vibrant and fresh and insert adjective here haha! They…read moreeven have a greeter! I am so happy that we have a ShopRite so close to us. My wife loves them. I have come here a few times already and wow is all that I can say. The staff is outstanding. If they know you, they greet you personally. I cannot tell you how many times I was walking down the aisle where a staff member said Hi Joe! How were the steaks last week? Or some concept thereof. This is definitely a good area. I believe that a company called Zallie's owns this store, they have their branding all over the place. Their bakery is great as well! Got my sons Birthday cake here and it was amazing! I have not had the opportunity to try anything that Zallies has made yet besides that. I went to the fish department to get some salmon that was on sale, and the dude behind the counter got a fresh whole piece from the back because I needed 10 pieces lol! Guy was super nice. The rest of the store is super clean, and everyone is super friendly. Staff knows where everything is even water chestnuts which is 1 tiny can from 1 brand. People move their carts to the side if they see you coming. Just a wonderful experience! They have everything that you need and more! Whatever you are looking for they most likely have. All in all a great store, with a great selection, great prices, great staff! I highly recommend coming here for all the greats this store has.

Shopping at zalies has become difficult at best. They purchase older produce at a discount then…read moreexpect customers to pay fresh product prices. Certain items are sold on sale sometimes when dates are close to expire. They will keep prices higher than other SR stores, so that they make up on future sale items advertised. Milk was 4.99 forever when SR owned by another franchises charged 1.49 less. They are not a truthful enterprise. As they continue to buy up stores, Wakefern stays quiet.

Wegmans was a very pleasant surprise during my stay in the area…read more Traveling in from out of state, I stopped in to grab a few groceries and quickly realized this was not a typical grocery store. The place is huge but very well laid out, and right when you walk in you are greeted by bold signage, bright colors, and a friendly customer service team that was happy to answer questions and help me find what I needed. This is the kind of place where you can grab dinner, groceries, flowers, and even prescriptions all in one stop, which is incredibly convenient when you are on the road. The ready-to-eat food section alone could be its own destination, with an upstairs seating area that makes it easy to eat and relax. The bakery was impressive with fresh breads and baked goods, and the meat and seafood departments stood out with a wide range of quality options. The flower shop added a nice pop of color, the aisle signage made navigation easy, and the elevated train running along the back of the store was a fun, nostalgic touch. Add in a full pharmacy, personal health section, and even some local sports swag, and this store truly has it all. Overall, it was an enjoyable shopping experience and one I would absolutely recommend.

New scanner for "My Shoppers Club" card from phone Jackson…read morewas unable to scan my card and had me adjust my brightness several times before it would register. Finally was able to scan it Made me feel very uncomfortable for the situation and as I walking away rolled his eyes to the next customer! Unhappy with customer service !

TAQUERIA I ordered a burrito with flank steak and sour cream…read morefor almost $14. When I arrived home, it wasn't a burrito, but rather the contents of a burrito. Secondly, there was ZERO flank steak. This was a MAJOR rip-off. I wanted a burrito, not soup. Never again. Shameful.

Extremely pricey Store, considering the location, it's a perfect place for the market. Service was…read moreOK just a typical overly priced little supermarket.

I've been to this grocery store several times... The staff is very friendly and helpful... If you…read morecan't find something they will help you find it... The prices are better than some grocery stores but may be higher than others... Every time I've come here it's been clean but you'll find that the isles might have boxes of products waiting to be stocked... I will say that store itself is kept clean but the shared parking lot can have garbage and carts not put in the cart corrals... Other than that I would return to this store...

I loved shopping there. I thought the prices were comparable…read moreto Aldis... Very clean and well stocked shelves..

Watch out for this place! I used to love coming here because they had good prices but just like…read moreeveryone else they are raising them. On top of that, since some items don't scan they will just type whatever price they feel like. Ended up paying 3 times the price for something! On top of that they are charging tax for water! They ring it up under soda so it gets taxed.

very large store . familiar with the grocery outlet on…read moreGermantown and Warminister .shop those stores, well have frequently . no senior discount .disappointed. was told by another shopper it was in the works .hope that's true . nice bakery section and much larger and modern freezer / frozen foods area .good deals to be had .great selection in frozen foods from dinners to veggies , ready to eat chicken kits. breakfeast sandwiches,so much I can't remember! an entire gigantic wall of freezers ! many brand names but we aren't brand name snobs . haven't bought much we didn't like from grocery outlet. produce was good too .potatoes one week 5 pounds for $2.99 .beautiful and delicious strawberries were only 1.99 a container . dozens of cereal available. special k , the very very big box was $2.49. I have seen it at shoprite for $4.99. important to remember items , some stocks change . the basics are always available. we will shop here now for the foreseeable future . warminster really isn't far from us but the bathrooms are always closed at night .hours before the store does .lazy employees don't want to have customers be comfortable apparently. when you have a three year old sometimes a bathroom trip happens .not going to argue with an employee over that again . best advice, take a look and see if this kind of shopping experience works for you. bring your own bags or purchase bags there *

Thank you Married Stephanie. You are awesome. Very professional. The second apple was delicious!read more

Acme sucks. We've been saving points for the "$300 free turkey" offer and hit the number yesterday…read more Today we went in to pick up a small turkey breast for this weekend and it took the free turkey offer off. Went to customer service and they wouldn't reverse the transaction! They basically said "too bad, go away". I wanted to return it but they said they couldn't put the points back, they were gone! Now I have to pay full price for a new turkey. I'm done with this place.

I'm not usually up this way, as I live in Virginia these days, but my dad passed pretty suddenly…read moreearlier in the month and his funeral was this past Saturday. My mom was feeling like she needed to get out of the house yesterday, so I agreed to go with her to this TJ's location. I get pretty anxious in grocery stores so I tend to go in the early morning, so mid-afternoon on a Sunday was nerve-wracking for me. The parking lot is easy to navigate, which is nice for a TJ's location, and the store is well laid out too. Everything appeared to be well stocked. I want to give one of their workers a shoutout. I am not sure of his name, though. Essentially what happened was that my mom and I turned down an aisle. There was a man standing to the side with a cane, but he was...literally just standing there, so my mom scooted past him with the cart, said "excuse me" and kept walking. I was behind her and overheard the man's wife announce, "Yes, they can go, you have a cane after all!" in this really snarky, nasty tone. I turned and was like, "Was that really necessary? We buried my father YESTERDAY" and called her a not-nice name (if she replied, I didn't hear her -- I was seeing red). A worker nearby WHIPPED his head around and I thought for a second I was going to get kicked out of the store, but instead, he walked up to my mom and offered to help her put a heavy item in her cart. The checkout girl was pleasant too. Thank you to that worker for the small act of kindness at a time when we needed it. I appreciate that TJs workers seem to all practice active empathy no matter the location.

The Monteli Pizza Crust Trader Joes used to carry has been discontinued. Put your John Hancock on…read morethis petition so we can get it back! https://chng.it/L2kQH2ctLS

I hardly frequent this swanky and overpriced store, but wanted a strawberry shortcake for my son…read more $27 for this small custom ordered cake. The birthday boy and rest of the fam loved it (not my thing), so Im happy!

Once again a highly disappointing experience with product freshness and customer service…read more Three weeks ago they sold me a sack of completely spoiled mussels - major food safety violation! This time they sold me a container of crumbled Feta cheese, which I did not see moldy until I already poured them into 6 Vital Farms organic pastured eggs for an omelet. The product had not expired but the bottom layer was molded. I returned it to the store, not having the receipt anymore (but it was 365 brand) and asked for a refund for it PLUS the 6 eggs, which were ruined and are quite expensive. All they could offer was a store credit. However, why would I continue to shop at a store that sells spoiled, unsafe products? We spent hundreds of dollars there a month and now it will all go to MOM'S Organic Market! Shame on Wholefoods and I will report them to the health department for food safety violations. No-one there cared cared enough to do the right thing.

Ahhh, Murphy's--our super local neighborhood market and one of those places that just feels woven…read moreinto the fabric of the community. Even though it's literally down the block from us, we still tend to do our big grocery hauls at ShopRite. But for everyday essentials? Murphy's is our go-to. Bread, milk, eggs, deli meats, quick staples--we're here all the time. It's the kind of place you pop into without overthinking it because you know exactly what you're getting: quality, freshness, and familiarity. Now let's be honest--it's expensive. Very expensive. But... it's also super fresh, and that's the tradeoff. The produce is honestly amazing, and much of it is locally sourced, which really shows in both the quality and the variety. Everything looks vibrant, well cared for, and thoughtfully stocked. I genuinely wish we could afford to shop here more often because the produce alone is top-tier. One thing that really stands out is how closely connected Murphy's is to the neighborhood. This isn't just a store--it feels like a community hub. They clearly put effort into being part of local life, and that shows in the little extras. For example, they host an Easter egg hunt for Easter, which is such a thoughtful, family-friendly touch. I'm sure they do other community events as well--we just haven't followed closely enough to catch them all, but the intent is very clearly there. They also have an attached liquor store, which is a huge plus. We often come here specifically for items that other liquor stores don't carry, and it's super convenient to be able to grab groceries and specialty beverages in one stop. And I can't talk about Murphy's without mentioning the bakery, because it's phenomenal. We get all of our birthday cakes from here--everything from simple, classic cakes to fully custom designs. They even made a specially designed pumpkin-shaped cake for my daughter's first birthday, and it was both adorable and delicious. That alone earns them major points in our book. One more thing worth noting: when items do go on sale, the prices are actually very good--sometimes shockingly so--making it feel like you've won a small victory when you catch the timing right. Lastly, Murphy's has three locations, which speaks volumes about how well they're run and how much the community supports them. Overall, Murphy's is one of those places you're genuinely happy to have nearby. Yes, it's pricey--but the freshness, quality, local sourcing, community involvement, bakery, and specialty offerings make it absolutely worth it when you need something special (or just really good produce).

The customer service at the cashier was completely rude and uncalled for. Not only was he rude. He…read morepushed my items down to the end, for whatever reason gave me a nasty look, and turned his back on me with zero pleasantries, as if I've offended him somehow not sure how I did this to him. For the business owner. This happened on 3/13/2026 at 17:54:11 by Connor F