This is a smaller grocery store which I tend to go to out of convenience since it's on my way home…read morefrom work. However, it's refreshing to shop at a smaller store and not have to trek through a gigantic supermarket to get just a few items. I find their prices to be higher than, say, ShopRite, but it's convenient and you can get in and out. Be sure to sign up for a Foodtown card (it takes 2 minutes)--you won't get any of the price savings without it. Their fruit and produce is usually in great condition. The packaged meat and poultry they sell is a bit of a mystery to me. They sell it under their brand (Nicholas Markets), but I can't quite tell if it's of a higher grade than, say, Perdue. It's cheaper, that's for sure. I'm a fan of Foodtown.

Fresh Grocer is a newer name of a longstanding supermarket in Cedar Grove. The 'Fresh Grocer'…read morebrand is associated with 'Shoprite,' so many of the Shoprite brands (Bowl & Basket, etc), are available here, and the prices/sales are worth checking out. The supermarket is on the small side, so try to shop during early morning or evening hours to avoid crowded aisles in the store and tight parking.

I just bought some stuff from the shop today. The guy working was pretty chill but this review is…read morein reference to the absurd prices. If I was not in a pinch with needing some stuff I would not have come here. it's the definitely last time I'll be visiting this location for my needs. Way to expensive for what you get.

If they don't have it on the shelf, ask! Didn't see a…read morewind-find lighter, just asked, and i received. Prices are a bit high.

I have been shopping here since it opened. I love the concept and feel like I am doing something…read moreabout the plastic problem. When you buy something in plastic, like a milk jug or detergent bottle, you are just buying your trash. I save glass bottles and bring them...you tare them when you walk in. Someone can help you do this if needed. Things I love to buy here: granola, eggs, yogurt, pasta, coffee beans, spices, produce, detergent, hand soap, cleaners. They have great items to make a gift basket with. The healthy selections are curated from mostly woman owned businesses I hear. If we all do our part we can cut down on single use plastics. I am happy to support this type of business.

My husband brought up the idea of going to Dry Goods Refillery, a plastic and package-free grocery…read morethat focuses on reducing waste. What a joy! Bring in your own containers from home and fill with just the right amount of products. From pastas to produce to coffees to baking needs; Dry Goods has it all. They also had soaps and detergents you could refill or create yourself. Super clean and customer service was excellent. Easy street parking. Will definitely be back!

great supermarket, nice employees . Convenient parking available and prices are reasonableread more

This supermarket is always up to standard. From the cleanliness, to the fully stocked shelves, this…read morestore is doing it right. The butchers are always friendly and helpful. I recommend any meat lovers to head here because because it will not disappoint!

Shake Hands with ShopRite!! and a super solid one too with each visit I think I'm feeling some…read more"store envy" for the people who get to call this their go-to grocery spot. The place is huge and always well stocked plus the workers here are friendly and helpful in every department for the most part. Really cool buffet area where you can grab just about any kind of delicious meal you want. If you can't fill up here then you ain't hungry. I've always been a big fan of stores that offer smaller carts for shoppers who aren't filling up on monthly groceries. These are really convenient especially when aisles are crowded with clueless people who can't get out of their own way, let alone anyone else's way, LOL. Seriously Though,  Move  TF  Over !! Like I said, it's a super solid store plus it's practically brand new and I totally recommend checking out over here. Come And Get Your Shopping On!!

I go to both Wegmans and ShopRite. Each has pluses and minuses. Parsippany is my SR of choice over…read moremany of the others, especially the tiny old one in Caldwell. So now that this one is open, I thought the big new ShopRite would bring forward the best parts that Parsippany features. Things I like: Much more expansive and well lit. Aisles are longer and better organized. Things I dislike: Still not nearly as well organized as Parsippany. Those new digital price tags that are hard to read. The parking lot is laid out perpendicular to the building instead of parallel, so you have to commit to a row and you can easily get stuck there as people pull in and out. Yeah, Caldwell is still crowded after the expansion, whereas Parsippany spreads out very nicely. Fun closing fact: Went to leave last night and the traffic light never changed. The car in front of me gave up after a couple of minutes and went to the other driveway. I just made a right turn and U-turned. Something went bad on Essex County's side, I'm absolutely not holding that one against the supermarket. But it sealed the deal for me. The verdict: Continue west to the Parsippany location.

Fairchilds is not what it used to be. No butcher anymore, quality of wine is down, and they close…read moreat 4pm. Lost identity and purpose.

Not as good as it used to be. No butcher, limited soups on hand and sandwiches are smaller. very…read moredisappointed when I went there. We wanted to order steaks n chicken but apparently you need to call im advance. we won't be returning

I hate giving this place a low rating because I genuinely enjoy coming here. Unfortunately, today's…read moreexperience was really disappointing. I ordered a beef BEC, and the amount of bacon on it was surprisingly small. I went back to ask about it because it honestly looked like there was only one piece of bacon on the sandwich. I was told they put two slices on every sandwich and that mine had the correct amount. I'll include a photo so you can decide for yourself, but in my opinion, it didn't look like it. I hope this was just an off day because I've had good experiences here before.

Super expensive for no reason, I literally bought a turkey sausage egg and cheese sandwich with…read moreextra cheese and sausage and a Reese , it cost me $14.50, the price of two full sandwiches. The sandwich was bare minimum. Store owner argued that the sandwich was the cheapest in town. It is far from it. I will never come here again. It is one of the only convenience stores in the city but honestly with those prices it's not even worth it to get a basic sandwich . Terrible won't be back !

The spot! Good deals on ny favorites. Was visiting from outta town so we liked that!read more

Always liked this spot. They let you mix your selections, no questions asked. Park at Dunkin Donuts…read morerun in, get what you need to get and keep it moving. It's really that simple.