I love this place so much. I've been trying to find a fish market closer to where I live that had…read morequality and vibes close to Peter's Fish Market, but I am still on the hunt. The employees who work here are always super friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to help. We've gotten the salmon, sea bass, jumbo shrimp, and oysters. They offer jumbo shrimp already deveined (but frozen instead of the fresh ones on the display ice), which is super convenient for times I do not want to devein the shrimp myself. The shrimp is easy to cook over a boil and great with cocktail sauce that they also sell at Peter's Fish Market. The salmon is also super fresh and we were told that we can eat the salmon raw like sashimi! Since then, we've been making our own salmon hand rolls and sushi rolls at home. The seabass is also so amazing to eat. We recently decided to try oyster and we were unlucky with one not being fresh, but everything else was great. We always have a great time with the seafood we buy.

So here's a milestone -- I just got named an Elite Reviewer on Yelp for my food reviews. Makes…read moresense, I guess, since I've spent a lifetime cooking. If I have an amazing dish out somewhere, I can usually carry it home in my head and come up with a knockoff that's not half bad. Christmas Eve was always my big night -- also my birthday -- when I hosted the Feast of the Seven Fishes. At one point, over 30 people would pack in to share it. For 30 years straight, the fish came from one place only: Peter's Seafood in Midland Park. But tonight, what's on my mind isn't Yelp or fish markets. It's my neighbor Pete. He was my best friend here -- a guy who could spin stories about New York in the 1950s like he was giving you a private tour. Sometimes he'd get a "Woolley" (that's Italian for craving) for lobster or clams. I'd drive north to Peter's, haul it back to Monroe, and we'd make a night of it: good food, better conversation. Pete passed away this weekend. I know it comes with the territory of living in a senior village -- neighbors will pass on. But this is my first loss here, and it feels like a big one.Pete would laugh if I told him that I needed to add great ambience in my side yard to make this a complete Yelp review...

Always a pleasure to shop at King's. The best produce to be had in Bergen County. Christine, my…read morecheck out lady, always does a great job and makes me feel special! Thanks Christine

If I could give a minus 5, I would. I rarely shop there, but I went today and purchased Driscoll's…read morestrawberries, blueberries, and blackberries. I needed another item that was not available, so I went to an ACME in Allendale (my residence is equidistant from both locations). Entering the store, I noticed the same products I had purchased a few minutes earlier and, to my amazement, found the prices much lower (for example, blackberries: $6.99 vs. $3.99). In my opinion, this is absolutely unacceptable. Certainly, a business has the right to charge whatever it wants, but this is pure and simple gouging. I will never, ever shop there again!

This WFM store is really popular among locals, was jam packed when we stopped by on a Sunday noon…read more They have parking lots both in front (smaller space) and at the back side of the building. The entrance is actually nicer than Closter and Paramus location. I found the produce section excellent, so many quality fresh fruits and vegetables. The seafood and butcher sections were also good. Bakery section had breads, cakes, confectionery items, cheese and more. The frozen/dairy section was separated through a passageway. The store lacked in hot food section, as there wasn't as many options as other two locations. But they had the Amazon return counter. There was a small dining area too. A lot of the products had sale and deals for Prime members. We used the self checkout lane to quickly buy our stuff. Many staff members were available throughout the store, assisting customers in different department counters and at checkout lanes.

Nice and spacious like other locations. Clean. Fresh grocery, bakery and produce. Amazon return at…read morethe end section. They have a staff and kiosk for return. The only thing different is the hot bar. It's not buffet style. ($14) one entree w two sides. Limited selections. The salad bar is also small.

The flower department is second to none! Well stocked produce and deli. Butcher is responsive and…read morewill get what you need. The manager of cans, regular groceries and such will order for you and is fabulous. The bakery has amazing buttercreme! Special orders are accurate!

As a regular shopper at Acme -Midland Park I experienced a repeat performance in the Fish…read moreDepartment from 5 weeks ago. The Cod purchased and cooked the same day had an Ammonia Taste which after researching indicates the fish is not fresh. I have purposely bought the same item multiple times at Fresh Grocer with no complaints. Be careful with the fish and meat areas as many items are being sold on the date of expiration.

Nicest most helpful employees, Huge selections,…read moreGreat facility, Easy parking, Well-run supermarket

Well stocked with all the products I need in various brands and private label. Store. Well laid out…read moreand easy to shop in. Self-checkout speeds up my visit

Took my parents and my in-laws here for Mother's Day. We were able to seat a table of 6 around 4PM,…read morebut after that, it looked like you needed a reservation (which you can book online btw!) I've been to this chain at a few different locations, and it's good. This location offers a bento box, which I thought was a good deal. I ordered the beef bulgogi bento, and it was delicious. My other favorite dishes were the Japche (which had a sweet umami flavor) and the corn cheese (the sweet corn was balanced by the mozzarella cheese). My husband had the LA Kalbi bento, and the ribs were very flavorful. My brother in law had the pork cutlet, which was a big portion. My parents had the seafood bibimbap - they added the sauce already and there was a lot of it so it was pretty spicy. The other locations I've been to let you add the sauce on the side which I prefer. I also ordered the Tteokbokki appetizer with the fried dumplings and shrimp tempura. I saw this all over Instagram/Tiktok, but I think I'm just not a fan of the dish in general (not necessarily just this spot alone). The fried sides were also heavy and the shrimp tempura had a heavy breading instead of the panko I'm used to. I'd skip - but some of the table enjoyed it. This location is also BYOB. Service here was great, and they checked on us often. They also offer side dishes before your entrees came out and the fish cakes were my favorite. Overall, a really good restaurant and you can get good deals if you order the bento boxes! :)

SGD Tofu House in Ridgewood earns a solid 4 stars for delivering a satisfying and comforting Korean…read moredining experience with a few standout dishes. The LA Galbi was absolutely amazing--tender, flavorful, and cooked just right. Definitely one of the highlights of the meal. Another must-order is the chicken with cheese, which consistently hits every time. It's rich, savory, and exactly what you're hoping for when you order it. That said, the soondubu (tofu stew) didn't quite live up to expectations. Even when ordered "very spicy," it was lacking both the heat and the depth of flavor you'd expect. It wasn't bad by any means, just a bit underwhelming compared to the rest of the meal. Overall, SGD Tofu House is a dependable spot with some excellent dishes that keep you coming back--just a few tweaks on the stew would easily push this to a full 5 stars.

Do not go here. I was walking through the store for the first time and was met with constant glares…read morefrom the main staff. As I was checking out at the self-checkout (in a different lane), the woman working the register continued to stare at me with a look of anger or disgust. Before, she had asked me if I "needed help with anything" in a tone that assumed I was either lost or not supposed to be there. Extremely awful experience.

If I could rate this place any lower I would. Words cannot begin to describe the terrible…read moreexperience I had here, the moment I stepped in I was greeted with extreme hostility. I was asked right when I stepped in if I needed help finding anything, which I didn't. Once I declined the offer for help, the employees shot daggers at me and followed me around for a bit? I don't need supervision, I am a grown adult who just came looking for some snacks. It was an overall horrible experience and I bought something at the end to just t prove to them I wasn't stealing or anything. But trust, I will never come step foot in this store again or be spending any of my money on these low grade, cheap, dusty products and produce.

This is by far the WORST grocery store to shop at in the Ridgewood, NJ area. I predict when Costco…read moreopens in Paramus this store will shut at doors within a year. Produce is consistently out of stock or rotten. Dairy products are consistently out of date. The store is dingy. The fresh meat range is lacking. The parking is awful. The half the staff is rude and unprofessional. There is obviously a staffing issue as products on the shelves are constantly unavailable and cashiers are few. There is a "service manager" there with long red hair and tattoos who works the front end. Her unprofessional demeanor is explosive. She has a terrible temper and her "RBF" is unmistakable. Avoid. This is a store that is union run (you can surely tell) and owned by Royal Ahold N.V. They head other chain stores in the US including Food Lion and Giant. With so many Stop & Shop stores in New Jersey on the chopping block as of late, this one is sure to follow suit to cut this one from their portfolio. Caveat Emptor

If you can survive the gauntlet of driving through downtown Ridgewood and then this even worse…read moreparking lot, you gain entrance to an "okay" grocery store. The other patrons are nasty and self absorbed. The will walk right in front of you, let their kid play chicken with your car or leave a cart directly in front of you and walk away. The flow of the parking lot is hazardous. The management slowly walks around with their mouths hanging open, looking like their in shock that people actually patronize this store. They avoid eye contact while simultaneously having conversations with other workers in the middle of the busy, narrow isles. The store is neat, but narrow and dated. They have an ok selection of products and their prices are decent. I would have given more stars, but this location lost them at check out. The cashier didn't greet us - she just started slamming our purchases against the scanner plate and tossing the items to the other end of the register. Soda, plastic cups, paper plates - all flung carelessly down for me to try to catch and put into my cart. Thank God I didn't buy eggs! We only came here because we were in the neighborhood and had to grab a few things. In the future, we'll just go out of our way to shop at a better store.

I make a weekly food run on Saturdays that starts at the top of NJ and works down to the Paterson…read morearea. This past week, I wanted meat from a top notch butcher and found Wyckoff Prime Meats. Solid amount of parking available of this very cool, "old school" butcher shop. In this instance, "old school" means an absolute full service butcher shop, where they treat the customers well! It felt like a family affair, the nice young man that took my order gave helpful advice. They cut "country pork chops" to order, they cooked very nicely in a sauce. I also picked up their sweet pork sausage, also great in the sauce. Perhaps the highlight for me were a couple of super tender and beefy NY strips! Had a great experience at Wyckoff Prime Meats and I'll be back!

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