I had been going to this location for years. I used to come here for their selection of vegetarian…read moremeals (prepared and frozen). I would often be able to pick up something every time I went but it seems as if they do not make as many vegetarian prepared meals as they used to. During 3 out of 4 of my last four visits, we were followed around by staff who stood there watching us at the end of the aisle or pretended to be putting something back on the shelf while we shopped. On two of those occasions the person left the customer service desk to follow us. On the other occasion it was one of the cashiers from self checkout. Not one person greeted us or asked if we needed help. So being followed around made me feel like I was being treated like a shoplifter. The first time the associate followed us and she walked between me and the end of the aisle. She was practically on top of me glancing at the items I had. I went down an aisle and she stopped about 8 feet away and pretended to be putting an item back in the shelf all while glaring over at us. I just brushed it off as i thought maybe I was overthinking it. The next time I was there one of the male cashiers was talking to another male cashier and they suddenly stopped talking as I walked by the checkout. The one proceeded to follow me staying behind the checkout lanes as I walked towards the frozen aisles. I went into the frozen aisle and turned to see him watching me from the end of the aisle. When I turned and stared at him back he walked away. The last time we were followed after browsing the prepared section. I couldn't find anything to eat so I walked towards the frozen section. The cashier was behind the service desk and immediately walked out as we went by and started following us. He stopped at the end of the aisle staring at us while we looked for a few minutes. I finally turned around because I had enough at this point and he walked away. I walked out without buying anything leaving myself with nothing for dinner because I'd rather miss a meal than give business to a store that treats its customers like thieves. I will no longer shop this store (or their other stores). The only reason I gave 2 stars is because I factored in good experiences too.

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.

Random Fact: Did you know that the building TJ's is in used to be an A&P? By looking at the…read morestructural appearance of the building, you can tell that it was. Moving on, since I had some spare time to kill before heading to the place where I needed to be at on a weeknight, I stopped here. The size of this store pretty much occupied half of the building. The size is almost the same as the one in Millburn, if not smaller. As with any Trader Joe's, they carried your typical groceries (snacks, cereal, cookies, frozen items, gourmet sodas, nuts, raisins, chocolate, etc.). The only exception, however, is that they didn't sell any liquor. I stopped in here to buy some roasted & unsalted sunflower seeds for home. They had them in stock. The lines at the register weren't long at all. After paying, I was gone. At the time I went, it wasn't too crowded. Maybe because it was a weeknight and there was no threat of severe winter weather. I can't speak about the parking lot as I didn't park there at the time I went. I walked here since I parked in the downtown area in favor of where I needed to be at a certain time. As far as negativity was concerned for this experience, there was none. The person at the register had a positive attitude. If you want to buy booze, the liquor store is next door (which still bears the A&P logo...). Overall, a flawless experience.

0 stars if possible. Racist store employees and no CCTV in this day and age…read more I was the victim of a hit-and-run at this Trader Joe's location. When I brought my vehicle's damage to the perpetrator's attention, she went full Karen and verbally assaulted me while denying her actions and initially fled the parking lot, not returning until just before the cops arrived. The store claimed they had no cameras in the parking lot to support my claim, because my own two eyes were not considered reliable enough. This Karen refused to take accountability, was irate, and played the victim card when police and the store associates arrived on the scene, while I remained calm, respectful, and cooperative throughout because I know how these situations go for POCs when we show the slightest negative emotion that could be misperceived as aggressive or a threat... especially when all other persons present are white. So how could she be the victim when I was the target of her hit-and-run? Not entirely sure, but whatever she did or said to the store associates and police officers worked. They were consoling her, sympathizing with her, and smiling at her throughout the situation while treating me like I was the a-hole responsible for this crazy woman's inability to self-regulate her emotions. The store sided with her, telling me as much while unapologetically spraying spit at me (yes, actual saliva from the store associate's mouth landed on my face multiple times), and no resolution was offered. The police so called filed a report which I discovered was never actually completed/filed when I followed up with their department. I was out $600 to repair the car with only my own photos as supporting evidence given the lack of store/police documentation. I escalated the matter to corporate who mailed me a $75 gift card... as if I was going to return and shop there to continue supporting their business. What a joke--I threw that garbage card out. Plenty of other grocery stores to shop at in Bergen County that don't participate in blatant racism.

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 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.

This Whole Foods gives off good vibes, has an inviting layout, and good organization. They have…read morewell stocked shelves, friendly service, and a good prepared food and bakery area. I guess not all Whole Foods are created equal. No issues on this latest trip. They had a good selection of items that were 50% off (bakery, salads, etc) because of the expiration date but it is a treat to find something you like on deep discount. They also have select discounted deals on specific days like bogo sushi on Fridays. So for a pricier grocery store in general, you can bump into deals especially with an Amazobmn prime account. This plaza also includes Target, home goods and a few restaurants. I'm sure it gets packed on Saturdays or when all stores are open so going on a Sunday might be a good idea.

It's located inside closter plaza. Big parking lot. They have all the sections. It's clean and…read morerelaxing to walk around in there. Food is fresh. Staff is nice. Cake section is really good.

A few days ago, I went to work at the mall ( in a store) and decided to grab a bite at Whole Foods…read more I headed to the prepared foods section and chose a Curry fish dish, Sautéed vegetables, and a side of Macaroni and cheese. Everything was delicious--and the price was incredible! I also discovered a beet and orange juice that was absolutely delightful. It was a complete, nutritious meal, so I was able to eat in just 15 to 20 minutes and get right back to work. I really enjoy coming here because I find such a wide variety of prepared foods--all with a home-cooked feel and plenty of nutritious options. I can visit once a month, and there will always be something different to eat. Kudos to you all! Keep up the great work and the excellent customer service. Blessings to everyone.

This is a very spacious Whole Foods, I must say. There are two entrances for this location. Enter…read morefrom outside through the front door or from inside the mall area. If entering from inside the mall, it's a straight walk down the corridor. I came in to get something to eat because the pickings are slim when it comes to food options at Bergen Town Center. I couldn't go wrong with the shrimp tempura kabuki roll. Aside from a few shells that were left in, this roll was fantastic. The brown rice was actually great together with the spicy mayo, brown sauce and gari. Soy sauce wasn't even necessary. I only wish there was a little more gari on the platter. For $11.49, it was a deal. If eating food inside Whole Foods, there are numerous places to sit as well as a lounge area right outside. I found the associate I asked for help sourcing a product to very helpful. She pointed to the area where she believed the product was. After I had been standing there clueless still looking, she came back over and asked me for more details. Unfortunately, they didn't carry the brand. The queue for self checkout went by fairly quickly as there were so many kiosks. I'd recommend this Whole Foods location many times over!

Most of the time the service and ambiance is very calm and you can actually hear the music in the…read morebackground. Then, you have on. e of those days that something is not right. When I. Feel the heavy hard to breathe atmosphere, I just pick up things and do my best not to get involved with anyone. Cop and go. Things go so wrong.. There is lots more good then, bad. I love their deliveries. They are good at their packaging their meats. And the portions are great for small and medium families. Thank you so much.

Friendly atmosphere. Courteous employees. Clean store and available sale items 90% of the time.read more

PROS: Staff is friendly, prices are on par with what 7-eleven charges things for, place is clean,…read morealways fully stocked CONS: Lot is small and gets cramped easily OVERALL: I would definitely come here for any convenience item you want. Just remember the parking situation

We came to this 7-11 store to buy some candies and buy the Powerball tickets. It was clean and…read moretidy. All the shelves were full with inventory. They also had lots of soda, milk and drinks in huge wall fridge, big coffee station, ATM, ice cream and of course the slur pees. There's small bites hot food section by the register too. We visited this store several times over the years. Candies, snacks, sodas and other stuff we bought were fine quality wise. Prices seem little bit higher to me, especially for candies and snacks. Staff members were always available at the registered and checked out customers quickly.

Still five stars and worth every star. Their produce is far superior than supermarket around. They…read morehave everything under the sun and yes Asian items galore. So happy they are close to where I live.

A similar Korean supermarket to Hmart except smaller and less outwardly clean, and much closer for…read morethose who live in the area They have the usual suspects in a typical market like Asian fruits and veggies, household items, meats, seafood, sushi, and frozen and prepared items. People seem to like their Korean fried chicken. They have a few different items in their bakery but seems to be less options than Hmart. Service is as to be expected in such a store, nothing outstanding and nothing distressing. It's not visible from the main street but very close to Shop Rite and McDonald's. Also in the relative area are Panera and Paris Baguette.