Since its opening, Wegmans has been my go to store. The liquor store attached to the store is…read moreconvenient and the staff is wonderful. Everyone is helpful and friendly - the check out process is always smooth. . Their bread, cheese and deli are outstanding. Chicken and meats offered are organic and wide variety of price points, family packs or single make it easy. I like that they offer the Wegmans brand which is good quality but also name brands. The ready to eat foods are great for the nights you just want to heat and serve. We are lucky to have them in our community.

Wegmans has my favorite orange juice from a supermarket. When we are in Montvale, we actively go to…read moreWegmans and make a long trip to check out everything. My little one loved his cart. Had the best time on his Wegmams.

I like the store. I think their bread selection is one of the best of seen. As I understand many…read moreof the breads are store made. However, the two times I've ventured into this store when checking out the women at the register was extremely rude. I have no idea what was going on. She through my groceries as she was handling them and I packed them. Handed me my receipt with no thank you...nothing. As she greeted the next customer I said, thank you. She ignored it. I run a business in the area and this behavior is not acceptable. I have reservations to recommend this place anymore.

Floors are disgusting. Cardboard boxes scattered everywhere…read more Looks like there was an apocalypse and everyone came in, grabbed everything, pushed things around, then ran out. There's only one register open at all times so sometimes a line goes all the way to the back of the store for checkout. There's a total of 3 workers there. One stocks shelves, one on the register and what looks like a manager who walks around the store thinking it looks good. There's freezers and fridges leaking water into the aisles. The only good thing I saw was that they had a wet floor sign up. I can't speak on the meat section because I wouldn't even think to buy meats from here. There's piles of dirt and garbage with brooms blocking some aisles. Overall I'm not sure how the health dept hasn't seen any red flags out of this place. It's a shame because it's located in a nice area.

I love Trader Joe's! The positive side of this location is they had alot of items I dnt see at the…read moreClifton location specifically. This is the one i frequent. I happened to be in the upper Bergen County area & had some time to kill. The set back here that was quite surprising was the employees were super rude. I can't say I've ever had this experience in the Trader Joe's in Wayne or Clifton. I can't say it will stop me from visiting again,, however I won't be asking anyone for help. They should not be treating customers this way. I encountered two employees who had no etiquette.

Here in Westwood, staffs at customer desk aren't friendly nor pleasant. I've been coming here…read moreover 15 years spending avg 100+ weekly. When it's time to sell any bags with the limited quantity, they need to relax and still treat the customers the nice way. One day, I didn't know they were selling pastel color mini bags when I went to shop, I didn't need the bags but I knew my friend wanted them so I stopped by the desk to ask what is the limit and I was told 4. And I had to text my friend to see what colors she wanted, but was not able to reach her on time. So I continued to shop and when she finally replied, I went back to the desk and I said one of each color, the gentleman gave me a nasty look with mean voice saying didn't you already come? Limit is 4 so you can't get them. Oh my, chill out man. I explained the whole situation and he reluctantly gave them to me but the voice and look of this man left me a scar that's going to remain and be remembered every time I come to this branch to shop. Why are they so mean and sensitive. I don't care how important it is to give the customer the bags with the limit 4, still customers have to be treated with respect. Other trader joe's branches staffs are so nice even allowing dogs. This isn't the first time I felt unpleasant. There was few ladies by the plant section who are very unpleasant. Last time I brought my hypoallergenic dog to the store to buy milk (bc i cant leave my dog in the car by herself) and the lady came and said to me I must leave .. having the dog in the cart is so unsanitary!!!!! {hello lady, who calls my pet dirty,,, it wasn't like I left my 10 lb dog on the cart, I left dog in her own car seat and left the car seat in the cart. } Anyway, westwood need to improve and be nicer to people ( I do feel like it may be racial discrimination which is against the law in this day and age.)

Wonderful store, pasta sauces are great, great deli dept, prepared foods are perfect for a quick…read moredinner, but my opinion way over priced, I bought 4 meatballs it cost me 18.00. I dont think the scale is calibrated correct, if so the quality doesn't oversee the price

Been pizza here every week for the last couple years. This Friday I call at 5:30 asked for 2 Well…read moreDone, they say a little over an hour. I arrive at 6:45. Get my pizza at 7:15 ask if it's well done they said too busy can't leave it in an extra minute. So I take my undercooked pizza home. The bottom box the pizza has a home in it. You don't think they saw the home when they were slicing it. Seriously guys I show up every week and this is what I get. I tried to be understanding that the pizza couldn't be well done but it's really undercooked. And to give any customer a pizza with a hole in it is shameful. You know you saw the home when you were slicing it. Why would you give it to a customer. And it was cold. Definitively not the pizzas they were pulling from the oven. This had been sitting around. I waited over hour after placing the order to leave for the store. Then another 40 minutes in the store and this is what they served me. So disappointed in you guys. This is really bad service. Really BAD and way undercooked pizza.

Dreadful experience. This ShopRite is located on a main road…read morein Hillsdale. Plenty of parking. That's where the joy ends. Yes, you'll find many of the expected items here, but will struggle with finding stuff you might see at your favorite supermarkets. I asked the front end cashier who was managing the self checkout registers where I could find charcoal. She hesitated, then asked two others standing around by the front. They all concurred that it would be in the front hall, on your way out. I checked that location and only saw firewood. Guess they might not know the difference. Then I went to customer service to ask them. The guy working there asked me to hold on, said he'd be right back, then must have disappeared to go watch a movie or something. He, not anyone else, ever returned to assist me. I returned everything I had in my cart and left the store, annoyed, then went to my usual ShopRite. I won't be going in here again, but if you need grocery store basics, maybe you can find it here.

A little frills, typically lower cost grocery store with more mainstream items. This Shop Rite…read morelocation is pretty dated but a good size. Others seem to complain about the parking lot which is long, rather than boxy, but since it never seems that busy, I don't think it's a real problem. Haven't had any real issues.

My cousin's family has used B&M Market for catering for years, and the food and service are always…read moreconsistently delicious and outstanding. This past weekend, we had a chance to experience something a little different -- a private event my cousin hosted there for his 30th birthday -- and it was fantastic. The event was a seated, sit-down dinner at the market, which isn't something they typically do, but they executed it really well. The evening started with passed appetizers (all delicious, as expected) and a table full of charcuterie. For dinner, my cousin opted for a seated "steak sampling" experience -- almost Brazilian steakhouse-style -- featuring tastings of five different cuts. There was also shrimp scampi served family-style, along with sides like roasted potatoes. Even with varying preferences for steak doneness across the group, they did an impressive job accommodating everyone. Huge props to the B&M team for pulling off something outside their usual offerings so seamlessly. This was my first time in the market itself, and it looked great -- clearly a great destination for quality meats and prepared foods. If I lived closer, I'd absolutely be a regular and would use them for catering for myself. Looking forward to more events with their food in the future!

Exceptional Catering for Our Dinner!…read more I recently used B&M Market in Park Ridge to cater a Dinner for 10, and I can confidently say they overdelivered on every level. From the ordering process to the presentation to the flavors, everything was absolutely top-notch. I also have to give a huge shoutout to the owner, Jon, who was phenomenal to work with from start to finish. Jon took the time to help me build out the perfect menu, offered thoughtful suggestions, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. His responsiveness and attention to detail really set B&M apart, you can tell he genuinely cares about his customers and takes pride in the food his team puts out. We kicked off the night with a fantastic spread of hors d'oeuvres. The sushi platter was fresh and beautifully presented, and the homemade guacamole with warm, crispy tortilla chips was a standout. The apple smoked bacon in honey chipotle sauce disappeared almost instantly; smoky, sweet, and addictive. The spinach & artichoke puffs were flaky and flavorful, and the bacon-wrapped shrimp tasted like something you'd get at a high-end restaurant. For entrees, everything arrived well-seasoned, and perfectly portioned along with serving/heating instructions. The Bell & Evans chicken parmesan in vodka sauce was a crowd favorite, tender, not overly breaded, and the sauce was rich without being heavy. The prime all-natural skirt steak with scallion sauce was the star. Cooked beautifully and packed with flavor. The pasta dishes, 4-cheese baked ziti and the orecchiette with Italian sausage, spinach, and light red sauce, were both excellent and tasted homemade. The Caesar salad, steamed string beans, and cheesy garlic bread rounded out the meal perfectly. Dessert was a refreshing fresh fruit salad, which was a great balance after the hearty main courses. What impressed me most was the consistency. Every single item was fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. Combined with Jon's personal involvement and guidance, the experience was exceptional from beginning to end. If you're hosting an event of any size, B&M Market should be at the top of your list. They helped make our dinner a hit, and I'll absolutely be using them again.

I have been frequenting fresh market since it opened. Don't think of it as a typical grocery store…read morebut more of a specialty type of store and the prices match up with that theme. You will find specialty coffees, fresh fruit and vegetables, a large selection of artisan cheeses, as well as a variety of global pantry, staples and healthy pantry options. They also have wonderful prepared salads as well as roasted chickens, sandwiches, pizza, and sushi made the day of. The main reason I come here is for their meat. They have incredible sales, so I'm often in here on Tuesdays for their ground chuck and chicken special. The chicken is always super tender, and I've never found woody breast. Their sausages made on premise are also fantastic. When we are feeling like grilling, this is where I pick up my steak. And in case you have a sweet tooth, their bakery is also A+ .

I had to update this review simply because of the level of service that you receive here cannot be…read morebeat at any other supermarket. The staff always goes above and beyond for you. They offer unique hard to find items as well as superior quality across the board from freshly made foods, produce and excellent sushi. My go to place.

I like this location because I can hit up another store while I'm in the area. I don't do a bulk of…read moremy shopping here. However, when I have those "oh nuts (usually don't use such plain language) I forgot...." this is where I can go. However, I need to plan to use up at least 10 minutes figuring out the layout of this store. It's quite hard to explain because when you walk in, you don't think anything of it. Then you turn a corner and go "oh nuts". If you go in, you'll understand. Other than that, it was renovated a few years back and looks bright and clean. I don't have a problem with their selection, and they even have a lot of good things that are ready to eat.

Older Walmart, they had security cases but most of them were simply open. Easier to deal with than…read morestaffing. Front was busy at the registers, not many open and lines were building. Not a SuperWalmart, no produce/bakery section, just some basic groceries. A couple of people arguing upfront, store employees didn't look like they wanted to interfere so we just grabbed what we needed, paid and left asap.

PROS: This is a very nice Walmart. The name doesn't have super center in it but it still sells…read moregroceries. The place is big, clean, organized, and the staff is friendly. Loads of parking and good store hours CONS: The baked goods were at a higher price compared to other Walmarts in teterboro, Garfield, north bergen, and saddle brook OVERALL: except for baked goods I would absolutely come here for anything I need. This fulfills my Walmart expectations

This was my first time ever at a Kings Food Market. I came here looking for a specific product…read morewhich they had in stock. I had no idea they were owned by Acme, but it makes sense. The store did have an Acme feel but with a slightly more expansive selection in my opinion. I thought the store well organized and I liked the product variety. The checkout experience was pleasant and the cashier was nice.

I only go to King's for select things. The quality has never been the same since Acme bought it…read moreyears ago. I learned today to never ask for prosciutto, at least from the younger gentleman behind the counter. What I received was cut WAY too thin and was unusable for sandwiches. I was able to salvage two-thirds of it and cooked with it, but a third was lost because I couldn't be bothered picking little bits off the paper dividers. At $24 a pound, please learn the proper thickness it should be sliced at. No one wants to waste time picking hundreds of bits of meat off wax paper.