Nice store. We stopped by since my wife was looking for a Mini-Tote bag from Trader Joe's, which is…read morereleasing a new collection. The line was out the door. They had a limit of 4 for customers. I am not sure what is special about these bags, but it seems that people are going crazy over them. Overall clean store. The service was nice. I only went there because the local Trader Joe's didn't have those bags, but what I saw looks like a nice store.

My favorite TJ's location, as always. And especially when I don't NEED wine, which is only…read moreavailable at Westfield & Princeton (both great as well). I'm always proud of myself when I go in here and purchase ONLY what I planned to. Lol... today was that day! (Not because I neglected my usual full store browsing)... go me!

I'm not usually in this area but recently I was in Union and I needed to pick some groceries really…read morequick and this was the closest supermarket. As I drove up to the supermarket I realized I had passed it before and found it interesting. This is perhaps the smallest ShopRite I've been to in quite some time. It really looks like this was originally a small neighborhood market that has been renovated over the years. The most recent renovation looks very recent, probably in the last few years. The sign is very shiny and new, the exterior is super clean and the interior is bright with a lot of the new lighting that ShopRites everywhere have been installing. That said, the store is smaller than say Garwood or Linden so expect smaller aisles and tighter turns as you navigate your cart through the store. Item selection was unexpectedly good. I find as a chain of supermarkets ShopRite locations vary in their stock. I figured with such a relatively small space they would have to limit their stock to the only a handful of brands but the selection was nice. For instance, they had about five or six different brands of peanut butter and a good selection of items in their Asian sauce section. The produce also looked nice and fresh. On top of all that I was impressed by their selection of items like Beyond Meat and Impossible Burgers. I did not really interact with the staff other than checking out. No one was particularly friendly but they weren't *unfriendly* either, just very neutral. This was not the best ShopRite ever, but I enjoyed the visit and it's good to know if I'm in the area I can pick something up here.

Just wanted to give a little update - in 2025, this ShopRite has been renovated and it is modern…read moreand very nice. I have been shopping here for 19 years now and I can't imagine going anywhere else. It has the best prices, great variety and quality food.

Solid Asian grocery!…read more Gold Valley Supermarket serves greatly to provide a plethora of Asian goods and specialties to a suburban NJ neighborhood. Tons of fresh produce and meats at affordable prices is the main goal. Non perishables are also in abundance at slightly elevated prices. Given where this market is situated, that's a small price to pay outside a concentrated area with more price competition. The parking lot offered plenty of parking even on Saturday afternoon right before a major holiday.

Dazzling, endless assortment of... everything. Anything you need in produce (familiar to exotic,…read moreeven think about growing your own Chinese broccoli or bok choi next year with seeds); frozen prepared buns, balls, dumplings or shumai; very specific cooking utensils to sake serving sets; sweets and spices from Vietnam to Philippines; shabu shabu cuts to bull balls (not kidding); maybe best of all is the seafood department with many species including some live. Checkout is quick and they always have boxes so forget the silly bags. Such an adventure!

Clean, organized, spacious and well labeled shelves. See images for some reference. Place is…read moretechnically in Vauxhall but Whole Foods consider them to be in Millburn

Some bakery tips: Skip the Napoleons - dry and not flaky, very dense and not enough cream. The…read morepetit four also dry inside, not great cake. The best cakes here are the tiramisu and the tres leches. They do have cheaper than average organic milk (but check the expiry dates) and they have a good food bar (mac & cheese and the wings are a good choice usually, and the curry usually smells delicious) but at $12/lb, it can be expensive if you aren't careful.

Went in for a prosciutto and fresh mozzarella sandwich and boy did they deliver. The bread was…read morefresh and soft in the middle, good crust. Mozzarella was creamy and mild. The prosciutto was perfectly sliced, not too thin that it shreds and not too thick. The home made potato salad was fantastic as well. Perfect spot for a quick and delicious sandwich. Will be back whenever i'm in the area

Jersey does sandwiches right and this deli proves it. I got the Jersey Italian: ham, Genoa salami,…read moreprovolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, vinegar, olive oil, and herbs on an Italian roll. At nine inches it hit the spot. ;) In fact, it's big enough for two, and perfect as is. With a great balance of vinegar and cheese and a dusting of parm, it had that classic flavor you can't fake. If this sandwich ran for governor, it would win. We also tried a couple of their Sfogliatelle. It was flaky, crisp, filled, and way bigger than expected. My whole family enjoyed them so next time I'm getting four. A real neighborhood gem! NOTES/TIPS: **Family-run, fast service, solid food. Hot dinner entrées, catering, and antipasti platters available. **Grocery section has biscotti, pasta, olive oils, and spreads- good for gifting. **Order on DoorDash, ChowNow. Check Facebook for specials: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054553986018 **Modern deli vibe. Easy street parking.

Sandwiches are really fresh and tasty. The gobbler can be a little skimpy on turkey but still…read moredelicious. The sloppy Joe's are great and don't forget the chili basil bowtie salad. My go-to is the make your own salad with chunks of turkey. They don't skimp on the protein or your choice of veggies and the salad is huge!

During my visit, I experience good customer service; an employee is kind and helpful with…read morenavigating food options. For the most part, I opt for Vegan options. Even so, being in the area, seeking a high protein meal, I stop in to the Millburn Deli. The establishment seems set for efficiency from the door, even with a quick seemingly (random assortment) ready-to-go refrigerator, for a quick passerby perhaps, like I become when the order I seek to buy is already in the fridge area (at the register). The establishment offers a variety of seating options. This is my first time eating a cold Sloppy Joe sandwich though not my first time eating a cold Roast Beef sandwich. The cole slaw is somewhat tasty, though the mayonnaise-y-ness is not preferable, to me, especially considering sweeter bits are present without the mayonnaise-y-ness. The cheese (Provolone-ish) adds a consistent pleasant flavor in the current mix of cold sloppiness. I prefer Roast Beef with lettuce, tomatoes, purplish-skin onions, Swiss Cheese, horse radish, pepper, oil, vinegar, and on firm wheat bread/a good firm exterior though softer chewy interior wheat-like roll. The establishment accepts different forms of payment.

Lovely little shop selling Polish, German and more European goods, meats and seafood. Smells…read moreamazing when you walk in - all the smoked meats fill the air. When we arrived, they had just taken out a tray of smoked salmon filets and smoked trout. Took a while to decide what to get, but settled on fresh kielbasa and coffee bacon, frozen duck sausage and maple bacon breakfast sausage, frozen pierogies/kluski/uszka, Kosciusko lager mustard, and German potato bacon salad. All the meats we tried were really tasty, especially the bacon. The potato salad was extra tangy. We bought a lot, so I ended up freezing some of the items, so I still have to try a few of them. The employees were super nice and friendly. One asked if any of us were Polish to make conversation, while the other was gathering our meat. We have also tried some other sausages in the past, including lobster sausage.

Unbelievable meat products, they have every kind of hotdog, wurst, bacon and cold cuts that you…read morecould possibly want. Jabi is not only a true master of his craft but is so very nice, he makes you feel like you are part of the family. I am so glad I was able to make it after many years of have the U P S on my meat hit list, to me this was like going into your favorite, bakery, or candy store, I'll most definitely be back.

Now this is my kind of library!…read more Wines galore - everything you can imagine. And organized! This place is two stories. The main area is wall-to-wall aisles organized by wine varietals. The upstairs area houses a lot of specialty wines, including Kosher, and a bougie wine cellar with rare and expensive bottles kept at temperature. They also have a market section where you can purchase meats, cheeses, pastas, and other little goodies. This place is truly a one-stop-shop. You can find an inexpensive bottle to enjoy, or you can find a big, special occasion bottle. Jim G helped us locate several of the wines we were on a mission to find. He spent nearly 30 minutes with us and ensured we found everything we wanted. He also offered some great recommendations based upon our favorites. We so appreciated his passion and expertise! Maybe it's better we don't live close to this place because we'd spent way too much money way too often!

I was expecting to be blown away by the experience as this is the famous influencer Gary V's…read morefamily's store, where he got his start marketing. This business is what made him a multimillionaire, so I expected it to me magical. It was pretty ho hum. I lean towards the finer wines and liquors, so right off the bat it was disappointing. They didn't even have Tignanello in stock ... they said they could probably find a bottle online. The employees don't walk the floor ... there are lots of young-ish employees sitting at desks who have all the personality of robots. Seriously, after interacting with a few of them, I wondered if the store was closing because they seemed so put out to talk with me. The cashier was the same way. The upper level is where all the liquor is ... a very good selection. Not quite Total Wine ... They had very few rum brands and very few bottles of good gin. They did have a few bottom-level allocated items ... but no Forteleza, Pappy, Weller, etc. The markup was also incredibly high ... $150 for a bottle of Old Fitz 7 Year old bourbon. That's $70 at Total Wine. I left with a few cheap bottles at a very good price ... but they didn't have a lot of high end wines for purchase. Mostly $12 - $25 on the shelves. They had some 'special wines' they were pushing hard, showcasing a 96 point scored wine they claimed was $100 but marked down to $30. The 96 rating came from James Suckling (the biggest scammer in wine ratings) ... after a little googling, I saw that the average score was 92 and no other stores seemed to carry this. It was just okay. I was very disappointed they didn't have much Bordeaux and what they did have was a mish mash of average vintage years. Overall, I think I will skip coming back. It wasn't really anything special in terms of prices or selection. The little high end international grocery store and cheese shop was pretty cool though. There's a place called Gary's Wine about 20 minutes away, which I like a lot better.