You must experience this place! You name it, they have it. Great prices even though tarriffs have…read moreinflated many imported items.

Farmers market located in Paterson…read more The parking is an adventure. There is a lot of it but it was a traffic jam. Be prepared for that. They had a lot of selections in the market. Plenty of fruits and vegetables, a butcher, deli, frozen foods, and more. No shortage of options. My complaint here is the crowd. It's nuts in there. Got pushed and shoved a few times and you feel rushed. If only this place was larger with more room for people and carts.

First off, don't expect a Whole Foods or Traders Joe's walking in here. However, this place is…read morereally good for those looking for Latino food products (Mexican, Dominican, Peruvian, etc.). Workers are friendly and personable and you can also purchase liquor here. I've seen a few expired products on shelves so I would make sure to check expiration dates on all products before purchasing. They have their own parking lot on the side of the store so that's a plus. As long as you keep your expectations reasonable here, it's a decent grocery store with good prices.

I was a regular customer at CTown 444 20th Ave for a long time. I would normally spend about 500…read moredollars a week as I helped a friend, his wife and his 4 children as their income was very little, One day I made a large purchase and when I got back to their apartment, I looked at the receipt. Not a big problem, I was charged for 2 plátano that I didn't receive. I called the store and was told when I come in again, show the receipt to the cashier and get a two and a half dollar credit. Went to the store, had a full cart of food and showed the past receipt to the cashier. She called over the female manager who looked at the receipt and shouted at me as she thru her arms up in the air, and as she walked away, shouted NO CREDIT FOR THE OVERCHARGE. I walked out leaving the full cart of food behind. NEVER to return, Now I shop at Food Universe, much better, she did me a favor,

Selection of foods, meats, imported items is excellent. Staff is really kind and even give out…read moresmall cup of coffee while you shop. I love the murals on the walls. Large parking lot with restaurant next door. Overall a solid addition to the neighborhood.

Excellent Palestinian / Middle Eastern grocery store…read more 1) They have products from all over the Middle East from Middle Eastern sweets to breads. 2) Lots of drinks selection from the Middle East. Which I enjoy the most, especially the Indian influenced Gulf Arab Chai. 3) They also sell halal meat, if you have that diet.

This is my new go to meat market. I've been to a few in Paterson but this has the best price and…read morequality. Not frozen thank goodness, and it's halal!! The service was quick and nice too.

Aside from the unpleasant smell. The butcher charged us $77 for two lbs of ground lamb ( instead of…read morethe 3lbs I requested) and a bottle of tajine. Total ripoff!

New meal prep spot that gives you bang for your buck!…read more My last meal prep guy raised his prices as high as the price of a tank of gas. So I heard about Corrado's and how they made their own meals... called, Power Meals. For the price of one meal you are getting a lot of food! The menu gives you the option for 1 protein and 2 sides. You can add extra's, but my suggestion is don't get too crazy because the price goes higher and it would not be beneficial. The container is big enough that you can cut the portion into half and get two meals out of it. And, for the price of $9 (with tax) that's a truly great deal. FYI: They need 48 hours to make your order so place it accordingly before picking up.

Excellent pasta, olive oil, coffee, authentic Italian cookies, tomato sauce, fresh vegetables, and…read moremore selections of imports from Italy. If you're Italian, you will fall in love with Corrado's!

I love this place and I always spend more than I want to lol. Great quality food, tough finds (like…read morecamel milk) can be found here, the service is kind, the supermarket is clean and well organized. Sometimes I buy gifts and such from here too like during Ramadan.

I'm not sure how Fattals is a Syrian bakery. My impression after going around, I felt it was…read morePalestinian rather than Syrian or Lebanese. They had Palestinian pita breads (which is new to me - especially one that had za'atar mixed in through - bought it and it was just okay). The dessert bar was impressive and I liked how things were presented. Cashiers were friendly. Atmosphere was modern - and it's a relatively big and nice store for Middle Eastern products. I would have liked to see more Lebanese things personally. If you're in New York City and looking for a plethora of Lebanese products, look closer to home.

This places on the corner and the grocery store is the front half and the food/restaurant is in the…read moreback half. They do have tables and chairs if you want to sit and eat your food there, but I get mine to go. They are always very generous with the portion sizes and have new or different food items almost every day. If you're looking for good Dominican food that feels like you're eating at someone's house then this is the spot. The staff is very friendly and they do speak English if that matters to you. As a white person loves Latin food, I'm always worried that I'll get treated differently than someone who speak Spanish, but they treat everyone here the same :) It's super clean. The outside of the business could use a little love, but where it matters inside is spotless.

I find myself frequently here, especially when we're out of that one ingredient for dinner…read more Conveniently located inside the Center City Mall (and close to my office), I'll stop by during my lunch break. The PriceRite main entrance is off of Main Street, but you can also take the elevator to MR level if you're in the mall already (it took me a couple of tries to figure this out since I'm usually entering from Ward). I'm pretty sure that PriceRite sources its produce and inventory from many of the same providers as ShopRite (I picked up a bag of ShopRite baby carrots). You can get some of the same stuff from ShopRIte here at a slightly cheaper price (not everything, but I'll look at the receipt and notice how much I saved). One great thing about PriceRite is the selection of international food items (e.g. dried spices for Peruvian, Mexican, Chinese; Asian noodles on the cheap!; various flan cups that I always end up getting) as well as specialty food items (e.g. gluten-free cookies from Tates, Bolthouse Farms protein drinks, Qwest and Luna bars at good prices, are a few surprising ones I found). From what I gather, the inventory is primarily stuff on shelves and cold cases. It doesn't sell stuff like rotisserie chicken or pre-made meals or baked goods that people make on-site. But cold cases and freeze cases with meats, fish, etc. Overall, great prices and the place is orderly, and aisles are organized and well-maintained. Bring your own bags or you'll end up buying reusable or being charged for the plastic ones. I usually walk to PriceRite, but there is an underground garage at Center City Mall. There are a bunch of buses that pass by the location and it's within walking distance of the train station, too.

Cheap and a good size as to not feel overwhelmed. However, if you don't drive, getting an Uber is…read morean impossible nightmare as your cart locks on your way out. I'd bring a walking carriage or have someone pick you up.