Food Bazaar has an extensive selection of ethnic and international food, mostly from Latin America…read moreand the Caribbean but some I've seen some European products as well. The ground coffee and espresso aisle is by far the best of any market in the area, with a variety of Cuban-American, Puerto Rican, Dominican, and Colombian brands. There are always deals and specials going on for coffee. The produce section is another highlight. This is only of the few places in the area that you'll find good quality platanos, yuca/cassava, and any kind of tropical fruit. The slight downsides are that the prices are often slightly higher than a regular supermarket, and there never seem to be enough cashiers working.

Super Duper ethnic and American market! Latino music playing…read moreover the loudspeaker makes me want to dance down the well stocked aisles. Their meat department is no joke(as is their seafood department). The butcher is behind the counter with a big sharp knife cutting slabs of meat to order. The prices are fantastic. The selection is amazing and very unusual for a gringo. I love the hurly burly atmosphere. Very old school. Not for the faint of heart. Lol! Best of all in my neighborhood! Go Trenton!!

Inside you will find a Deli and Take-Out for Spanish Food, I love there little rotisserie chickens,…read morevery flavorful and delicious!!!! Everyday they have different verities of pork, beef stews and Chi-Charon. Lines waiting of people during lunch can be expected, but its worth the wait. People can be seen eating in there cars, in the parking area outside.

It's an interesting variety. You'll find products you've never found elsewhere (and will never find…read moreagain!). It's organized. Prices are usually very clear. Staff is always nice. Great for vegan food too! Loses a star because you have to check the expiration date on everything... there is expired food on the shelves.

Decided to check this place out after my doctor's appt. From the outside looking in it was giving…read moreALDI vibes and since I loathe that store I couldn't imagine this could be any worse. Thankfully, I was correct - this store was infinitely better! Lots of bargains to be had. Lots of things that look like bargains but the packaging or quantity is just smaller. You have to be sharp wandering the aisles but that's what makes it fun. They have brand names and generics. The best part is that the stuff you do ostensibly recognize is slightly...off. Like it's a flavor that you haven't seen here in the states but you know the item. Check out the picture of my haul, por ejemplo. We all know Manwich tomato sauce in the can but have you ever heard of BBQ Bourbon flavor?? Well they have it in Mexico and it has made its way to Trenton. Also my apple fritters were in a container labeled pumpkin donuts lololol. If you can get past the idiosyncrasies, you'll enjoy it here and save money!

Out of 18 chestnuts 3 were dried out and 3 were moldy. And no way to tell which ones were good or…read morebsd bad

I come to this ShopRite when I'm in the area... Every time I come here it's clean and well kept…read more.. The staff is always friendly and helpful... If I lived in this area I'd make this my store...

I just had an amazing breakfast sandwich prepared at a tiny corner Dominican bodega on Cass Street,…read moreTrenton, NJ. Fernandez Deli & Grocery changed hands about six months ago. New owners are Dominicans, formerly from Jersey City, and now becoming entrepreneurs in our capital. The shop is very small, with a deli/grill operation in front, and a convenience grocery in back. The young proprietress was friendly and engaging; happy to introduce me to her new family business. When I asked for a business card to be able to enter the tienda into Yelp, she apologized for not yet having cards, but gladly wrote the contact information down for me on a Post-It. Their menu is high on the wall. Hot and cold sandwiches, a small buffet behind glass with some good looking dishes, and fresh empanadas above them. I asked for a sausage, egg and cheese sandwich on a roll. The menu said the price was $3. Honestly, I did not expect much. What I got nearly blew my mind. I watched as the cook sliced up a length of spicy turkey sausage, and put them on the grill. Looked like a lot for the Kaiser Roll I envisioned. It would have been, but they weren't doing Kaiser. They pulled out a foot long torpedo, sliced it, and put it next to the meat to heat up. Then, he grabbed three eggs, cracked them on the edge of a plastic bowl and whipped them with a fork. Finally, he separated four slices of "Yellow" cheese for future application. A spread of mayo and ketchup to the inside of the toasting bread, and he was ready to put it all together. What I saw when I opened the foil wrapped package on my desk was a masterpiece. Melted cheese on top of the eggs folded to fit neatly within the roll, and a solid base layer of darkly browned thin sausage, with just enough ketchup and mayo showing at the edges. First bite was fantastic, as each element introduced itself to my tongue, and then mixed together as I chewed this still hot delight. It was easily two sandwiches. The cup of Columbian coffee that I snagged while waiting was the perfect washdown. Perhaps, the best morning sandwich I have ever had the pleasure to consume, and the entire treat set me back a magnificent 4 bucks! Are you kidding me?! PRO TIP - You have to be into divey Latino stores to feel good about being in Fernandez's. While my visit was fun for me, it is not for everyone. A little Espanol helps, but is not required, as the owner was totally bilingual. The cook and butcher chopping up the side of bacon were a different matter. Revuelvo absolutamente!

Small place. Food is good. Price is even better. The medium pollo guisado is my go to. $6. It…read moreusually gives me food for dinner & left overs for lunch the next day. Chicken is cooked well. Rice is never dry. The older gentleman behind the counter is super friendly.

Best place in the area…read more Great food and family that owns this OASIS in Chambersburg

We tried the Empanadas were cold and hard. We also also ordered 2 entrees The food was cold…read more Wouldn't go back

I found Los Amigos by chance. I did a search on Yelp for Spanish food. The food is so amazing more…read morethan I could have expected. Bring your appetite they give healthy portions.

One of the best groceries in the area! Veggies aren't half rotted; clean…read more Size matters, but sometimes smaller is better.

Oh no! Are you out of bread? Just need a gallon of milk? Want to say hi to the neighbor's kid…read morefrom down the street? If so, Foley's is the place for you! What Foley's lacks in size and variety, it makes up for in character. Clean, small and easy to navigate, Foley's reminds me of the Shop n' Bag I grew up going to as a kid in the 80's, both in terms of layout and technology in use. The staff is made up largely of what seem to be local high school kids and retirees, and I think that's kind of nice. If you have an extensive shopping list or are looking for some particular brands/varieties, this probably isn't going to do the job for you, but if you want to just grab a few items and be able to get in and out in a few minutes versus having to enter the Thunderdome that is either Hamilton Shop Rites, you'll do A-OK here.