As of 2026, Trader Joe's is officially crowned America's #1 favorite grocery store for high…read morecustomer satisfaction, unique products, and, friendly service. And rightfully so. This weekend I went to H Mart to buy some oranges for Chinese New Year. We give them as gifts to family and friends when we visit their homes. Shocked, they were selling three for $3.99. The frugal Chinese shopper in me says, no way am I paying that price. Went to Trader Joe's instead and they were selling a bag of eight for $4.99. I even told the girl who was stacking the oranges how H Mart had the nerve to charge so much. Lol. As I continued to shop around the store, the girl came up to me with another bag of oranges and said take this bag instead it has nine (instead of 8) oranges. The fact that she took the time to look for me is what Trader Joe's is all about. That totally made my day. The workers go above & beyond. And don't get me started on the cashiers, I always enjoy saying hi to them and engaging in some friendly conversation. If you can't find a product, a worker will walk you to the aisle. Trader Joe's has me as a loyal customer for life. On another note, oranges are incredibly sweet and juicy right now. Go get yourself a bag.

Everyone is always so nice here. They never seem bothered when you ask them a question. The epitome…read moreof good customer service for sure. They're like the Disney of supermarkets. Produce is always fresh. Good selection of food and snacks. Always come to TJ for my charcuterie needs.

As a Rutgers University Student and a student deriving from various cultures, I believe that this…read moreBravo Supermarket has been the focal point of affordability and variety. The trip from the College Ave campus is about a 5 min. drive and a 15 minute walk and it's usually fun to take that trip with a friend and experience the different shops on George St. When entering, you are greeted to aisles of cohesion and neatness that almost give you a sense of serotonin and the willingness to shop. They usually would have the products that you ranging from american cuisine to latin american products, however, please beware that some of the american products may be marked up more than the international products and you are able to get them elsewhere. Nevertheless, the market is the perfect size, yet they are still able to carry a range of products. This is a great location especially if you live in SoCam or The Standard (& a Student Discount :)--I would recommend checking this out!

Overall the place is a gold mine if you are looking for fresh produce but it caters to the Hispanic…read morecommunity so expect rude treatment or jaundiced silence when you shop here. I love oxtail and have tried every culture's version of the dish. After years of trial and error I struck up a friendship with the Deli Manager at Bravo's and got him to make a very spicy version of the dish that suits me. I special order this dish at least once a month from the Deli Manager or, if he isn't around, the Store Manager because the staff that works the deli counter usually gets the order wrong and I end up with a gamey version that I discard. My complaint is with the demeanor of the general staff that work there. They carry this attitude of exclusivity that can be quite irritating, particularly at the deli. The Manager is great, as is the General Manger but the majority of motherf****** that work there need cultural sensitivity training. Specifically, I ordered 2 pounds of oxtail 24 hours in advance and paid in advance expecting to pay an additional based on the per pound price that day. When I came in to pick up my order the asshole behind the counter acted reluctant to give me the order unless I gave him the extra and I politely told him I would pay at checkout. I then asked how much he would charge for some beans he told me he couldn't sell them to me for some obscure, bullshit reason so I angrily pointed out his rude, unnecessary behavior. After which he gave me the beans for free. When I was checking out I asked for the General Manager and the cashier told me he had left the building, which I believe was bullshit. If you open a store in a mixed community expect a variety of customers to frequent your establishment Goddamnit! Fuck this, I'm writing a letter to corporate! Judge for yourself.

Only 3 self service registers open with a huge line! Front staff always eating and not paying…read moreattention to the problems during checkout! And stop harassing the customer that has 25 items in a 20 item limit at register! The worst experience is going in after a long day working, getting groceries to go home and feed your kids, but get harassed and berated by rude employees! Customer service training is definitely needed at this store. I mean come on... the customer does all the work here anyway!

This ShopRite is nice and well staffed. It is a class B store from my understanding so you may not…read morehave all the bells and whistles you see elsewhere.

I went here for the food court, and I got tangsuyuk ($18.99). The portion was small for the price…read more I definitely had better portion with better pricing elsewhere. The amount of sauce they gave for the tangsuyuk was also lacking. Not sure if it was just us but we didn't get any banchan (radish) with our order while I saw everyone else got one. I also tried to order another dish right after someone else ordered, and they told me they're closed now. The parking at this hmart was pretty bad though. It took some time to find parking in the parking lot. Probably due it's located at a pretty busy plaza with a lot of restaurants. There were a lot of people at the food court, and it was pretty noisy.

A grocery run at H Mart has become one of my favorite things to do after visiting Island Spa,…read morelocated in the same plaza. I usually swing by on weekday afternoons when it's quieter and easier to browse without the rush. Some of the prices are on the higher side, but the quality and overall shopping experience make it worth it. The store feels bright and organized which could be relaxing and a nice contrast to most grocery runs. The produce, meat, and seafood sections are always fresh and well stocked, with plenty of variety. I especially love their tofu selection, ready to eat banchans, and marinated meats, perfect for quick dinners. I find myself always ending up with a box of Korean pears, golden kiwis, and soy milk in my cart no matter what I came in for. This little spa and grocery ritual always leaves me feeling recharged, with a calm mind and a happy fridge.

I won't eat spanakopita from anywhere else. Theirs is the least greasy, most filling, great chunks…read moreof cheese and spinach and perfectly al dente crust. I also love the variety available at the store but honestly I just go in to treat myself to a slice of spanakopita. This review was made in connection with a Toast promotion.

Small Greek Grocery opened in conjunction with the Pithari Taverna next store. Offering coffee and…read moreother drinks and a few food option like spanakopita. We tried a few chocolates and a few coffee. Lovely outdoor seating area encouraging people to sit and chat for hours. Good spot if you have a dog to hang out.

The bakery department did not disappoint. Thanks to Charlene for a beautiful cake. We provided…read morephotos and the props and she did the rest!

If you care about your health or your family then i wouldnt recommend this place…read more Everything looks unhealthy. The chicken just lookks bad all around . Sometimes it smells . The worst is the vegetable section . If you go to the organic section its horrible. Nothing they have to offer is fresh . All the organic vegetables are old . Doesnt look like its for human consuption.

It's a little misleading to call this a "farmer's market," as it doesn't involve, uh, farmers…read moremarketing. It's simply a produce-heavy market. I haven't lived in NB through a growing season yet so I'm not sure whether their stock will localize as the seasons change, but I hope it will. In any case, the quality of the produce is generally excellent and the prices are fantastic. The focus is heavily Hispanic, so if you're looking for specialty ingredients (fresh and dried chiles and herbs, etc) this is a great place to go. You can usually find ripe avocados! There's a smallish grocery selection too (tinned goods, tortillas, hot sauces), a fish counter in the back (looks good and doesn't smell bad, both good signs, but I haven't tried it yet), small selection of meats and Mexican cheeses. Oh, and they sell Inca Cola, which is fantastically weird.

inexpensive Latino product oriented grocery store with a good selection of fruits and veggies…read morepopular in Latin America, such as various members of the cassava family; some quite nice seafood options and a pretty good selection of meat cuts too; in addition to various packaged Latin American goods like cookies and coffee and stuff. yes it is NOT a farmer's market and the place has a pretty huge variety of stuff cramped into a fairly small space so walking around inside amidst the shopping carts can be a little challenging, but there is some interesting food to be found here and the prices are very good.. street parking is the only option.

College Farms Food Mart is a decent little cornerstone located at the corner of Easton Ave and…read moreProsper St that recently opened up. They have a comprehensive assortment of products available especially their refrigerated section which has everything from C+ Swiss Hemp Tea and Arizona to Neuro, Uptime, and Cocaine. While they have a ton of cold drinks available, and that's what i originally ran in for, you'll stay for the novelty pipes and hookah's, some real neat stuff in here if your into it. You know the the saying that a picture's worth a thousand words? Took that to heart and snapped a whole bunch of photos to show off what its like inside and some of the cooler items on display. Neat little shop to say the least.

They have self serve brewed organic coffee. Very nice seating area upstairs that used to be a cafe…read more A few outdoor seats when weather is nice. Great place for a cup of soup and a beverage. Nice bulk selection, too. Staff is knowledgeable and helpful.

Staff are super friendly and knowledgeable on all of the local produce they have. Cute little store…read morepacked full of goodies. There are 5 reserved parking spaces in the parking lot immediately before the store--they are the spaces with the cones marking them.