I like this Trader Joe's location more than Short Pump. The parking lot is more spacious, though…read moreit's just as busy as other locations. Visiting on a Monday is not a great idea but still doable. On a recent visit, I purchased nearly 50 items for $195, which is pretty impressive in today's economy. I especially like their egg whites, frozen section as a whole, premade salad kits, and snacks. They have bargain wines as well. I splurged on a cheese-themed reusable tote that I *love.* Service was prompt at check out too.

We enjoy shopping at TraderJoe's because the seasonal items add an element of surprise. We're happy…read moreto get the seasonal mini‑totes--they're well‑made and reasonably priced. The staff are friendly and always ready to help whenever we need assistance.

Small local grocery with a small, but fresh, produce department and a meat department with…read moreexcellent examples. The remainder of the store contains most of the usual suspects. I gave 4 stars for several reasons with customer service being #1. Location is #2 and finally it's the best store in this part of Hopewell. Sure they lack in selection and are a bit pricey, but they beat Save A Lot hands down and it doesn't require a long drive elsewhere. Well done!

I went to Randolph Market today to purchase a box of tomatoes at $40 per box. I opened the box to…read moresee if there were any bruised or soft tomatoes. As I found them, I began swapping the bruised soft tomatoes with tomatoes from another box. As I was doing this, I suppose it was the produce man that came at me and in a rather loud voice and said, "Ma'am, what are you doing!?" He startled me walking up on me very rapidly with a loud volume. He did not even introduce himself. He spoke to me as though I was in a corner stuffing tomatoes in my pockets(stealing). I told him I was going to can the tomatoes and they needed to be firm with no spots or bruising. He began chiding me as though I was a child and told me "You cannot build your own box!" "I stood and watched you". Then why ask what I was doing if you watched me the whole time? Now he's playing games with me. He argued with me for a few minutes so I told him I would leave. I put the top back on the box of tomatoes and put the box back where I got it from. As I was leaving, he was walking beside me still arguing with me until I got to the door. At this point, this is harassment. He caused a scene and people were staring at us. The scene was unnecessary and could have been avoided. He told me there were no rotten tomatoes. So why if all the tomatoes are all so good, would it matter if I was swapping one for another? The man was very unprofessional and rather intimidating. If I am going to pay $40 for a box of tomatoes, I certainly want all of the tomatoes to be the best possible for canning them. It's not really what one says when handling a situation, it is how they say it and the tone that they use when saying it. I will never step foot in Randolph Market again if that is the way they deal with their customers. They need to train their employees on good customer service. Especially with men running up on women in such an unprofessional and intimidating manner. Let me give Randolph market a free lesson on good customer service. The employee approaches the woman swapping tomatoes. He says calmly and reasonable, "Excuse me ma'am. My name is ...... I work here in the ....... department. I have been watching you swap tomatoes between boxes. We call that building a box. Our store policy does not allow that. You can purchase a box of tomatoes as is. That would have been an acceptable way to handle the situation without causing a very unnecessary scene in a place of business.

This is my go-to market for wine and beer. It's owned by an Asian couple who are very friendly and…read morehappy to say hello every time I stop in. The beer selection is really good for a convenience store. A few varieties I've picked up there include Ace Cider, Weihenstephephaner Hefeweissebier, Arrogant Bastard, Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Ale and Pyramid Audacious Apricot Ale. Not, it's not a beer and wine store, but it's a great stop when you want to grab a slightly offbeat libation. There's also a nice selection of chilled white and sparkling wines. The selection of red wines is affordable but more obscure than your average convenience store, making for great pick-ups to bring to parties or give as gifts. You'll also find some convenience far like sodas, chips, butter, ice cream, etc., but it's the friendly owners and beer selection that keep me coming back.

This is a great corner store, run by an extremely nice couple. It has a great selection of beer…read moreand a pretty decent wine selection. Batteries, snacks, etc. All the little necessities that you might need and and don't feel like getting in the car and going far away. All the beers are clearly priced and labeled which is a plus over nearby Patterson Express, where you just kind of guess it seems. It's also much cleaner, nicer, and well lit than comparative corner stores. Only real complaints are that it closes at 10pm (Where as Patterson Express and Sheppard Market are open til midnight), no Pepsi product 2-litres, and a $5 credit card minimum which sucks if I'm just popping in for a 22oz beer or a pack of batteries. All in all, a great neighborhood market and beats the pants off of 7-11 in my opinion.

Wonderful local in my opinion southern-style bodega. The atmosphere is very welcoming and every…read moresingle employee is friendly and consistent. They have a wonderful selection of submarine sandwiches, craft beer, wine, and many household essentials. I would much rather give my money to this local business than any corporate gas station. 10/10 recommended.

Such a great place!!! I know it's just a market, but the owner makes it into much more than…read morethat!!!! I live a few blocks away and will stop in with my dog on occasion and the owner always kindly greats us and asks me how my day is going. He also always gives her treats which she definitely appreciates . If you are new to the area and need a place to get some snacks or forgot something small on your grocery list, you should stop in!

Stop it people. I didn't read why you rated this store 3 stars but it's all crazy talk. If you…read morethink it's expensive then go to aldi. If you want some BOMB ASS GARLIC BREAD come here. Also any time I ever come here, they have free samples in the wine aisle. They were going to open a Fresh Market near me in Falls Church but they changed their minds and now I have fresh market envy.

I stopped at the deli to pick up a pound of corned beef and was completely ignored for 15-20…read moreminutes. I finally asked the two men working the sushi if they could find someone to help me. They looked around, pointed, and said she is right there. Then turned their backs to me. There was ONLY ONE other person working at the deli. I patiently waited while she had a personal conversation with with a customer, then she walked to the other side and ignored me. I love this store, but will not come back. To treat your customers so rudely does not instill loyalty.

Super friendly and helpful. Quick stop for some ground coffee and he was most helpfulread more

Great variety of beverages and snacks staff if friendly and positive. Grabbing a quick cup of…read morecoffee in the morning or a monster energy drink they have me covered.

I saw rave reviews about the nightingale ice cream sandwiches so I had to give it a try. We went to…read morenorth side gourmet which is where they are sold. They are located at the front of the store in the freezer by the windows. WOW! They had a ton of flavors and it was so hard choosing which to get. We met the owner Faizal who was super friendly and talked to us about these popular ice cream sandwiches. After staring at the freezer for a few minutes trying to decide on flavors we all ended up with 5 ice cream sandwiches - 2 strawberry shortcakes, pecan pie, miso churro & peach cinnamon. We got to the car and ripped them open. They got soft quick so be sure to eat them up quickly. These ice cream sandwiches were huge. Both sides of the sandwiches were thick and chewy and the ice cream in the middle was stacked full giving you that perfect bite. The flavors were all so so good!!! My fave though would probably be the strawberry shortcake which had chunks of strawberries in it. The pecan pie was very good too, my fave ice cream flavor is butter pecan so I knew I would love the pecan pie flavor. Can't wait to try more of these and we will definitely be back to north side for their full stock of them! Aside from the ice cream sandwiches this place was stocked with so many other items and food!! Check it out if you need some groceries and be sure to grab an ice cream sandwich too!

WARNING: this place is NO longer Northside Gourmet. They do NOT deserve the rating of the old…read moreplace. The new owners (of this once-legendary NPR-famed purveyor of exciting and diverse global delicacies, where one used to be able to write whatever they wanted from all over the world on a whiteboard and have it ordered imminently, and where any kind of delightful non-alcoholic beverage nestled among the eclectic selection, as well as local and organic fare) have taken a true golden goose of a rare gem and for whatever reason slaughtered her and replaced her with the same kind of dog feces convenience outlet that sits on every corner of the city. Yes, where the labyrinthine snaking crowded endless aisles of NG once displayed the glory of the globe and local goods alike for a fair price in innumerable delicious and holistic forms unfound for purchase anywhere else in the city, now we have a paltry fraction of the aisles left in a near-empty redundant hole of drug paraphernalia, crappy booze, and mass produced American snack products. The unbelievable lack of foresight underscoring the new owners punching a gift horse in the mouth by replacing a famous-for-good-reason slice of multicultural perfection that was sorely needed and wanted, and beyond popular, with absolute BS one can get literally anywhere else not worth the "novelty" of 24-hour crapola, was well summed up by the new clerk shilling it as I wandered stunned in my miserable foray of this corpse of my favorite store today: "Kombucha? Never heard of it" said he. It was in every flavor and wholesome brand and size but you got rid of it. "Local scents? Not anymore." Pity. Seeing a lonely paneer leftover from the golden days, I brought it to the register. "Ew, what is this cheese? From India you say? I prefer American cheese. American cheese is the best" said he. Ah, makes perfect sense, I thought -- that tracks, with you turning a beautiful joy into garbage, that you would prefer plastic American cheese to traditional paneer. It's what the place is now -- pitiful trash, like plastic cheese. STEER CLEAR, AND HOPE FOR ABANDONMENT, AND PRAY FOR THE REBIRTH OF A NEW TRUE GOURMET SOMEDAY.

decent store. has most things I need for Puerto Rican food. They have reasonable prices and are…read morestocked most of the time. The only thing I would suggest is to organize the meat section better and maybe update the store because it is pretty outdated. But overall, I go to this store quite often.

So my first time here was horrifying as I did not get to do my shopping "alone" I was stalked by…read moresome guy and he had his daughter and I guess girlfriend with him and when I manage to get away from him he came to my isle saying I found you to my baby daughter he touched her and I told him to stop and go away point is u will feel watched by every guy if you are a girl but as far as food wise it's pretty stocked on authentic Latin food they also have a take out part in the store where you can get Pupusas which are a corn tortilla with a choice of a bean and cheese filling or meat and cheese and so on I didn't get to try them since I left after the guy proceeded to continue following me I guess go for yourself I have not gone back since I went on April 20th so its been more than a month I remembered the date incase I needed to file a report to police