With Whole Foods now known as "Processed Foods"--MoM's Organic is a more frequent stop for me. They…read morehave better prices, all organic and labels that do not require a science degree to decipher. Selection is great, people are very friendly too! Love the produce in the front and the flow of the store. You finish with frozen items so the ice cream doesn't melt while shopping. This is the best place for Vegans!

I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!! If you are vegan, dairy free, gluten free, keto, etc or even just a healthy…read morelifestyle this place is FOR YOU!!!! They had SO many options for me, dairy free. I can now enjoy things again and I'm SO EXCITED!!! I got dairy free feta cheese, heavy cream, ranch, cream cheese, sour cream. I can't wait to try it all. THANK YOU MOM

You know what? You can have a great product or great equipment but its the service that ultimately…read moreseals the deal. I really enjoy ReadyFresh water and their other products. I love that I can enjoy their products on a regular basis and that they can deliver what I want when I want it! The technician I am used to dealing with is Mykala. She provides great service with a smile. She knows her products and her equipment inside out! Lets just say that her service is the "Chefs kiss perfect!"

Ready Refresh has been bought out by Primo Brands, the service is horrific! Our order was…read morerescheduled twice. We have completely run out of water and had to make a trip to Home Depot to get water. Naturally they stock a completely different brand so we had to leave a deposit for the water bottle. We are paying for the convenience of having water delivered, and they aren't delivering. When you call, you are either put on hold for hours, or they hang up on you after leaving you on hold for ten minutes or more. NOTE - if you do not have the infrastructure to take on an acquisition, consider not buying out another company.

Water testing is free, but have tried a couple of times and they are "out of the water testing…read morediscs." Not sure why they can't test the water manually with titration.

GET AWAY FROM THESE GUYS !…read more I bought a new pool cleaner from them, spent around $700, expensive stuff. The pool cleaner does not work. They say I cannot return as return policy is 14 days, and also they say "basically once you put it in the pool you cannot return it". They took it to fix it, twice, and claim the issue is with my system, not the cleaner. they were not cooperating at all to get my issue resolved. I had to go to manufacturer to get support. At some point the manufacturer is telling me that Leslie's told them they sent a technician to my house and he confirmed the issue is in my system - this is a brutal lie ! There was no tech person, and in fact the problem is not with the system. I took my cleaner to a friend's house - the same problem over there ! My recommendation - do yourself a favor - go somewhere else - the least they can do is give proper service after taking so much money for a pool cleaner. Soon the season is over and the cleaner still does not work !!

I have a condo that's been vacant for six months. During this time period my water bill has been…read moreastronomical. I called and asked why. They had no explanation except to say that I probably didn't realize how much water I was using, even though I used NONE. I just turned off the water so I didn't have to deal with this awful company. Also, if you call, expect to stay on hold for an hour. I wish we had a choice as to what water company to use. Since they have a monopoly I'm sure they don't care.

My sister paid her bill, has the bank statement to prove it and these guys still claim they weren't…read morepaid. Is bank fraud normal for that business?

A company I have trusted for many years. Quick and reliable service. They have kept my water…read morepurification system running smoothly with reliable service.

I had this company install a complete water-cleaning unit in my house over a year ago. My…read moreresidence uses well water so I needed a cleaning unit with softener. Starting on day one till I finally had someone come to fix it my water would turn yellow/brown after a cleaning cycle. After many attempts to have this company fix it all they did was charge me repeatedly with no resolution. After clothes and appliances were stained I called another company the gentleman came to the house and said that just looking at it they installed the unit backward. The installer had no clue I live in Wrightstown, NJ if you are in the area please do not call this company and if they send an installer named Jerry he is unqualified and has little to no training on how to perform maintenance or installation. Use another company I recommend Pinelands water treatment.

I had no idea about this location. We were a few doors down, so I stopped in…read more I picked up some big beautiful strawberries to top off my son's cheesecake. Wish I had more time to peruse but it was a busy day ahead. Their floral selection on my way out was simply amazing!!!

We don't do the majority of our shopping here, but they have some things that other supermarkets…read moredon't. Their in store cooked tortilla chips, while they don't always have them, are very good. The gotham pesto that they carry is another winner. Plus of course they have a separate Amazon returns shipping area. They also have free electric car charging out front as well for couple stalls. They don't sell beer/wine like some other Whole Foods do but otherwise they offer a few unique things. Don't sleep on their chocolate bar selection either.

I don't usually write updates to reviews, but 1 is probably warranted here. My initial rating was…read moremediocre, but I've had some recent experiences that justify raising the stars from 3 to 5 My problems with them in the past have stemmed from the fact that they could never seem to get it that I live in a condo community, and the association is the entity that can allow them ingress to the meters in the back of the building, which are kept behind a locked door. I used to get constant calls from them saying I had to be present at a specific time (usually when I had to work) so I could open the door for them when the meter had to be updated or replaced. I told them I didn't have a key, the association has the key, but no matter how many times I repeated this, it didn't seem to penetrate. Thankfully, mercifully, I don't get those calls anymore. About 6 months ago, I awoke bleary eyed, semi-comatose, depressed by that dream I had had that was a bad 1, even though I couldn't remember it. My 1st act (after attending to...ahem!..."nature's call") is to put water into the kettle and then putting the kettle on the stove so I can make my 1st cup of coffee, which is absolutely essential. After that 1st cup, the world doesn't seem quite as horrible or sad as it did when I first awakened. By the 2nd cup, I'm as prepared as I'll ever be to leave the safety of my "man-cave" sanctuary and face the trials and tribulations of daily life in these United States (and, by extension, the world). On this particular morning, about 6 months ago, I turned on the faucet, and... nothing. I freaked into immediate wakefulness. Went into my bathroom, turned on the spigot by the tub, and... nothing. Look, I lived through Hurricane Sandy, and Covid. I can live without toilet paper (not well, but I can live), or disinfectant, or a box of rice, or liquid hand soap, but...WATER?!? I tried calling American Water and got the mechanical voice which maddeningly asked me for phone nbrs that they "didn't have a record for," to account nbrs that I couldn't remember and hadn't written down, and my "freaked-out" state escalated with lightning speed to a state of frenzy. No water means no coffee, no shower, no toilet. I called the handyman who works for my condo association, a nice guy whose phone nbr I have handy. He responded quickly, but he had no answers to my dilemma. He called American Water. In 10 minutes, a young man (wish I had gotten his name) pulled up outside. He went to the back of the building, unlocked the meter room, and quickly determined the problem. One of their people had come out to deal with an issue another resident was having, and inadvertently hit the switch on my meter, shutting off the water to my place. Problem quickly solved, and within a few minutes, I was drinking that 1st heavenly cup of coffee. Last week, during a very hot day, I was suffering from a particularly bad migraine, and the medication I take to deal with it had nauseated me more so than usual. At about 7pm, though, I was feeling somewhat better and had downed a quick dinner. Outside, I could hear the sounds of trucks and machinery, but this is not an especially unique or noteworthy sound where I live. However, when I went to wash my dishes and my hands...no water. Looking out my window, I saw the trucks and machinery about a block away. I called American Water and again went through the "Death of a Thousand Cuts" torture of dealing with an automated "customer service" rep that never seemed to understand anything I was trying to say. Finally, I hung up, went to the American Water website on my laptop, and punched in my geographic area. It explained there had been a water main break in my area, crews were working to restore service and would probably be at it until approximately 2am. I washed my hands with the bottle of distilled water I keep for my CPAP machine (which I rarely use, but that's another issue), took my Unisom, and went to bed. I managed to sleep for a few hours but at 3:30 am, I woke up and could still hear the crew hard at it outside. I didn't sleep well for what remained of the night, but...when I went to make coffee that next morning, there was water coming from the tap. The shower ran. The toilet flushed. The washing machine washed clothes. So, their phone customer service (or lack thereof) aside, they've been responsive and effective in restoring the water when the tap has shut down, for whatever reason(s) lately. So... Kudos to them. A job (jobs) well done.

At American Water customer service is non-existent, answers are never forthcoming and service…read moreresponse is slower than a Mojave wet bar but 99.99% of the time when I turn on the faucet clean water springs forth. They're a monopoly in the sense that the state government oversees their operations and if I want a true choice in water providers I suspect I could go to the street and open a hydrant but, like I said, the water always flows. Isn't that what a water company should be all about? So, I suspect I have no real complaints. And as far as lousy customer service goes I choose to look at them as innovators. They were best practice in stellar slacking long before every other company (both public and private) decided to join them in the bot race to the bottom. Four very wet stars.

We just got a brand new above ground pool and are complete pool novices. When I called Aqua Duck…read morefor pool filling services, Nichole answered all of my questions with complete knowledge and was able to give me a quote immediately. The timing of our pool installation did not go completely on schedule, and Nichole was completely flexible and able to change our date of service no problem. And she was very easygoing and friendly about it. Lastly, the 2 truck service men who came to deliver the water were also friendly, on-time, and the whole thing was probably the easiest part of our pool installation. Really appreciate Aqua Duck and would recommend them to anyone.

The owner is rude and classless. I called to see when the pool water would be coming. i was told…read morethey didn't know where the trucks were or when they would be coming. They said they work until 10:00pm. How do you run a business with no schedules or without knowing where your trucks are??? Then the owner hung up on me!!! Don't be in a hospitality business if you are nasty - it just doesn't work. Lets see how long this jerk stays in business!!!