This tiny but stocked Whole Foods has been a very welcomed addition to the Mile Square…read more It's clean, has a decent produce section, a nice prepared foods section and a little bit of almost everything else. It's Whole Foods, so it is still expensive. And it's really not a fully stocked store, but great if you just need to grab a few things on your walk home. I got a bouquet of tulips here on my first visit that lasted for so long and stayed so beautiful, so maybeeee they might become my newest flower stop. Employees were super helpful anytime I have ever had a question, the store is very clean and I kind of like that it is small and not as overwhelming and massive.

This is such a small Whole Foods even though it is daily shop. I think the prices are kind of…read morehigher here than the one I visit in Tribeca and the financial district in New York City. The cucumber, orange blossom, and lavender hand sanitizer sprays are not $2.99 like it is in New York City. The sourdough bread is a bit pricier too. I just went in there to buy a box of 2-ply tissues that was $1.39. Other than that, there are many self checkout kiosks that are lined up very cute. I don't think there's an in person cashier checkout other than a customer service table by the entrance. Also the funny thing is they don't have paper bags in this location. I think you have to ask for them because the self checkout kiosks were emptied. The coolest thing about this location is they renovated an old bank into this Whole Foods. They still got the gold doors and nice wall from the old bank. The ceiling is very high with nice lighting from the old bank. Looks very ancient and cool. The outside has white columns and all stone bricks to represent the old bank. The doors to enter were a bit shaky. They did not automatically opened for me. There were 2 sets of doors you have to go through. I had to manually pulled them open for both sets. But I got out without a problem so that was really weird.

Trader Joe's Hoboken N.J. I love to go spend the day in…read moreHoboken. The Trader Joe's is a must. I bet in N.J. they sell out of the tote bags fast. It's kind of hard to bring perishable items home on the train. I will have plenty of insulated bags now for small refrigerated items. For now I'm using my T.J. insulated bags one for my snacks and one for my greeting cards! Love them Thanks to my friend Marilyn G. Get to a store no matter where you visit!!

Why they must check customers ID for buying the…read morenon-alcoholic beer. Trade Joe's has very absurd store policy. They apply the rule under 21 years old young person prohibiting purchase the alcohol drinks to the all customers even nonalcoholic beer. They must stop this silly behavior. Even this store asking ID with 80years old person. This is kind of crazy!

Whoever does the ordering for this store should lose their job. Worst lidl. Staff isn't helpful…read more Everything is out of stock always. Lidl corporate needs to get this under control. It makes me hate lidl when I know it is a store issue and not a lidl issue

Love the company and the store- Bayonne is always a mess…read moreAlways Ghe%to attitude at the registers; The isles are a complete mess Produce not rotated properly 4 stars is for the company and because we need this store here.

WONDER BAGELS on city line in Bayonne. I have been going here for years at this point. Wonder…read morebengals has multiple locations in JERSEY CITY that I also visit time and time again. Today I went with a bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel. They have a ton of options and will really make you anything you want. Service was a bit slow but worth the wait as usual.

The bagels here are always super soft much fresher than the one downtown and the customer service…read moreis top-notch. They are always busy when I walk in, but they are fully staffed and eager to help.. avoid the wonder bagels by Walmart. I'm not sure if they're the same owner, but there is a pretty big difference in attitude between the two.

When Yelp asks for recent discoveries I'm occasionally tempted to add something. About a year ago…read moreit would have been the kulfi at Kwality Ice Cream, today it would have to be the bread known as feteer meshaltet sold at M. Al Shabrawy. Look for the bread on the left side of the counter, which is where it caught my eye. Upon my first visit they were sold in unlabeled packages and I was told that it was simply "bread with butter", "eat with honey". Well that's exactly what I did and I enjoyed it so much I've been picking them up on my walk home every now and then since. I also found out it's made with vegetable shortening in lieu of butter so it really is the trans fat bomb it tastes like. Expect something similar to a burek, except it's not actually phyllo dough. The feteer is made by stretching very thin layers of dough and folding them on top of one another so it's more moist, dense and definitely not as flaky as phyllo. My internet sleuthing tells me these are also typically eaten with some type of Egyptian cheese which I'm curious if they also sell here. I haven't picked up any other products here but if you want some tahini from Beirut or some arabic sodas this seems like it would be the spot.

Ordered a delivery awhile back, burgers were extremely dry, semi warm when it came…read more Service is minimal as it came in delivery order. Ambiance is ok, the bag is colorful I suppose

First time ordering from this place and food there was seriously good. We got the Beast Style…read moreBurger Combo and Nashville Hot Chicken Tender Sandwich - both cooked well and very flavorful. Reasonably priced too.

Any time I'm in New Jersey I make sure to stop at a Wawa. This location was pretty solid. I stopped…read moreand got gas first which was a breeze, then easily found a parking spot and headed in to use their restroom and place an order. The restroom was relatively clean and the store was decently stocked except for the pre-prepared hot foods. I was really hoping for one of those jalapeño cream cheese pretzels, but decided to get some Mac and cheese and a snack wrap once I realized they were out. The Mac and cheese came out fast but the snack wrap was a bit of a wait - lots of mobile orders went out before mine. Still, not a bad Wawa especially considering its convenient location right off the highway.

this location was recently remodeled. But is the same crappy and slow service. It is a shame…read more Not sure if it will ever be improved