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    3.9(64 reviews)
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    I love this place so much. I've been trying to find a fish market closer to where I live that had…read morequality and vibes close to Peter's Fish Market, but I am still on the hunt. The employees who work here are always super friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to help. We've gotten the salmon, sea bass, jumbo shrimp, and oysters. They offer jumbo shrimp already deveined (but frozen instead of the fresh ones on the display ice), which is super convenient for times I do not want to devein the shrimp myself. The shrimp is easy to cook over a boil and great with cocktail sauce that they also sell at Peter's Fish Market. The salmon is also super fresh and we were told that we can eat the salmon raw like sashimi! Since then, we've been making our own salmon hand rolls and sushi rolls at home. The seabass is also so amazing to eat. We recently decided to try oyster and we were unlucky with one not being fresh, but everything else was great. We always have a great time with the seafood we buy.

    So here's a milestone -- I just got named an Elite Reviewer on Yelp for my food reviews. Makes…read moresense, I guess, since I've spent a lifetime cooking. If I have an amazing dish out somewhere, I can usually carry it home in my head and come up with a knockoff that's not half bad. Christmas Eve was always my big night -- also my birthday -- when I hosted the Feast of the Seven Fishes. At one point, over 30 people would pack in to share it. For 30 years straight, the fish came from one place only: Peter's Seafood in Midland Park. But tonight, what's on my mind isn't Yelp or fish markets. It's my neighbor Pete. He was my best friend here -- a guy who could spin stories about New York in the 1950s like he was giving you a private tour. Sometimes he'd get a "Woolley" (that's Italian for craving) for lobster or clams. I'd drive north to Peter's, haul it back to Monroe, and we'd make a night of it: good food, better conversation. Pete passed away this weekend. I know it comes with the territory of living in a senior village -- neighbors will pass on. But this is my first loss here, and it feels like a big one.Pete would laugh if I told him that I needed to add great ambience in my side yard to make this a complete Yelp review...

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    The Market Basket - The Market Basket

    The Market Basket

    3.9(231 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    •$$$
    60 years in business
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    If you haven't gone. GO now. While the cost is a bit on the higher side, the quality of the food…read moreand premade options make it 100% worth it. Don't hesitate to get there and try their hot bar. They even have fresh squeezed OJ. The service is great. Friendly people in a friendly establishment. The ambiance there is great for a small shopping center. No doubt, you will find something you like.

    When I first moved to town, everybody bragged about the Market Basket, so one day I finally gave in…read moreand did some shopping there. Here's the honest truth of it: completely overpriced. And look -- some of the stuff is genuinely good, and at the end of the day I truly don't mind paying a premium if the quality is TOP NOTCH. But that's the problem. It isn't. Two experiences stand out. The first was when I was entertaining family for Christmas Eve. If you've been there, you know those colossal shrimp they sell for $43 a pound. I placed my order a few days ahead, and when I came to pick it up, I paid a colossal price -- but I did not get colossal shrimp. It seems that around the holidays they'll quietly hand you a smaller size for the same money. That's not a deal, that's a switch. The second was the seafood department again. I wanted to try their lobster cakes, brought them home, and was hit with a whiff of a strong fishy smell the moment I opened them. The taste? Let's just say their favorite ingredient is salt, and plenty of it. So if you're into paying premium prices for subpar food but getting the bragging rights of saying "oh, I shop at the Market Basket," this is the place for you. Just be ready -- you might need a second mortgage to fill up a cart.

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