I ordered from here and they were very nice. Packed all of my items perfectly and it got me on…read moretime. All the produce were fresh. I'm very happy.

Overall it is a nice store . Some items are priced hire then other food markets. The times I go the…read moreshelves are empty .Lately I am getting disgusted because our president keeps playing with food prices and the American people cannot even afford food on their table . Red meat you cannot even afford to buy it is to decorative .I stopped buying their hot foods because they are skimping on ingredients.The lighting could be better . The parking lot is an accident waiting to happen . People drive like idiots and do not care.The ladies room needs some serious attention all the time . In side the stalls there is urine and toilet paper all over .Very unhealthy.

Finally open after over a year…read more First, the food court was packed. Some good food options. We went with the chined restaurant. I loved their jjajjang myun. My wife got the jjampong. It's pretty big. But she said the flavor wasn't as good. Downstairs - first no alcohol sales right now. The store is clean and pretty tightly packed. Especially with the large crowds. I thought it was nicely done. I do like the H Mart in Cheltenham (North Philly area better for both the size, selection, and food court).

H Mart Cherry Hill - Post-Renovation Reality…read more I've been going to H Mart Cherry Hill for over two decades--back when it was still the old Han Ah Reum--so I was really curious to see what a full year-long renovation would deliver. We went at 8:00 am about a week after reopening, parked easily, shopped, and were back home by 10:30. From a convenience standpoint, it was seamless. From an expectations standpoint... it's a bit more complicated. The food court is fine--good variety, solid options--but visually it's underwhelming. The concrete flooring wasn't updated, and it gives the whole space a slightly unfinished feel. Functionally it works, but it doesn't feel like the kind of destination food hall you see at newer locations. Upstairs housewares look clean and improved. No issues there. Downstairs, though, is where things feel a bit off. It's packed in tight--borderline claustrophobic. Not a dealbreaker, but definitely noticeable. The produce is still excellent, and the layout of the pickles, fresh seafood, marinated meats, and hot pot/BBQ items is actually very well done. That part feels thoughtful and strong. Where it falls short is in expansion. The aisles are fine, but there's no real increase in product selection. I was expecting something closer to H Mart Edison--which is huge, vibrant, and loaded with prepared foods, grab-and-go meals, and variety. That's not what this is. There are some prepared items, but nowhere near the range you'd expect given the hype. That, to me, is the biggest miss. Modern H Mart locations lean heavily into ready-to-eat foods--rice bowls, kimbap, banchan, bakery items--and that just isn't fully realized here. It makes the renovation feel more like a reconfiguration than a true upgrade. After shopping, we stopped at the Paris Baguette on location--and that was honestly a bigger disappointment. I usually have to stop myself from overbuying at Paris Baguette. This time, I walked out with four items. That's a record low. The selection felt very limited and didn't compare to other locations nearby. It's not even close to 85°C Bakery Cafe down the street, which is still far superior in both variety and execution, Tous les Jours also is much better. At the end of the day, Hung Vuong Food Market has nothing to worry about. This HMart renovation doesn't really change the competitive landscape. So--is it better than before? In some ways, yes. It's cleaner, more organized, and certain sections are improved. But after a year of construction and all the hype, it doesn't feel like a transformation. Honestly, they could have renovated the upper level and left the market largely as it was. This feels like a minor refresh--and some things definitely need to get better.

What a great little find. This gem of a convenience store/ethnic market/produce has wonderful,…read morefresh and unique items. I brought a pomegranate molasses that's impossible to find anywhere else, and it totally changed my brussels sprouts game.! The meats and cheeses are very fresh. The veggies are imported from the Amish. It's hard to find but once you know it, you'll keep going back like me. I've now used the rosewater and different sauces and some of the unique organic grains.

From the owner: Grocery store selling Amish, Turkish, and other items. If we don't have it, we will stock it.read more

A perfectly sealed yogurt, not expiring until June 20, 2025 with mold inside!…read more Not sure what to say.

Always a dirty trash strewn parking lot! Always. Take 30 minutes a day to pick up the trash! Have…read moresome respect for your customers, and the residents of Cherry Hill and the state of NJ. It is the least you can do to make your store attractive to would be shoppers. It is most likely turning away customers. Thousands was most likely spent to install all of the nice landscaping when it was built and it is now covered with trash daily. It Makes no sense. I'm a regular shopper here because their products are good and you do save money but whoever is running this location clearly does not care about the company's image.

Wegmans was a very pleasant surprise during my stay in the area…read more Traveling in from out of state, I stopped in to grab a few groceries and quickly realized this was not a typical grocery store. The place is huge but very well laid out, and right when you walk in you are greeted by bold signage, bright colors, and a friendly customer service team that was happy to answer questions and help me find what I needed. This is the kind of place where you can grab dinner, groceries, flowers, and even prescriptions all in one stop, which is incredibly convenient when you are on the road. The ready-to-eat food section alone could be its own destination, with an upstairs seating area that makes it easy to eat and relax. The bakery was impressive with fresh breads and baked goods, and the meat and seafood departments stood out with a wide range of quality options. The flower shop added a nice pop of color, the aisle signage made navigation easy, and the elevated train running along the back of the store was a fun, nostalgic touch. Add in a full pharmacy, personal health section, and even some local sports swag, and this store truly has it all. Overall, it was an enjoyable shopping experience and one I would absolutely recommend.

New scanner for "My Shoppers Club" card from phone Jackson…read morewas unable to scan my card and had me adjust my brightness several times before it would register. Finally was able to scan it Made me feel very uncomfortable for the situation and as I walking away rolled his eyes to the next customer! Unhappy with customer service !

TAQUERIA I ordered a burrito with flank steak and sour cream…read morefor almost $14. When I arrived home, it wasn't a burrito, but rather the contents of a burrito. Secondly, there was ZERO flank steak. This was a MAJOR rip-off. I wanted a burrito, not soup. Never again. Shameful.

Extremely pricey Store, considering the location, it's a perfect place for the market. Service was…read moreOK just a typical overly priced little supermarket.

BAKERY REVIEW ONLY!…read more I mistakenly ordered a birthday cake here instead of my usual and much closer Evesham (Ravitz) SR. The cake was beautifully decorated and utterly fresh and absolutely delicious! I didn't buy any food, just some plates and cups. I have to say, just walking by, it looked very clean and smelled super good - not sure what the scent was. It's doubtful that Ill be back here again, but the bakery rocks (I was perusing while I was waiting for my cake).

Needed something and was in the area of this store. I was shocked that the deli department did not…read morewait on customers. As a matter of fact the wall was so high you couldn't even see the employees. You had to order from a computer like you were in WaWa. Before I pay 19.00 a pound for roast beef I actually like to see it and it being sliced. To make matters worse a customer that was waiting for their order snapped out yelling and screaming on the top of their lungs about how long they were made to wait. What a frightening experience. Needless to say this Shoprite will never see me again. Awful experience today. Awful store.​

I stopped in here to see what they had and they are pretty pricey. The quality of their items…read morelooked good. They had some sales but none good enough for me to purchase. The store was very clam, bright and organized. The worker was nice and answered our questions. They have all types of meats. They also have seafood as well as seasonings and vegetables. I didn't make a purchase but I will be back.

I am a dedicated Wild Fork subscriber. Note the term "subscriber" as while I do not live near a…read morephysical store, I am able to order through the app and have items delivered next day. Their products are excellent and their variety is absolutely AMAZING! Where else can you find Dragon Fruit Smoothie Mix (which is sooooo good), Veal Chops (scrumptious on the grill), Thick, Luscious Swordfish, Beef Tongue (which I cannot find anywhere else), Yuca, Plantain Slices, the list goes on and on..... oh, I mustn't forget to mention the Key Lime Pie (I ran out of superlatives...but you get the point. Wild Fork is always adding new items and are receptive to suggestions (I begged for Beef Tongue and surprise! about 6 weeks later it is an option) Their customer service is impeccable. For example, one day a delivery simply didn't arrive. The orders are trackable through Roadie, the delivery service they use, and the driver marked the order as delivered, but the photo showed it delivered to an apt. that definitely wasn't mine and was definitely not in my building. I tried to contact the driver through Roadie, to no avail - so I reached out to Wild Fork. While they and Roadie both were unable to locate the order or the driver, my order was refunded in full (including the tip) with no questions asked and when I opted to reorder for the next day -it arrived as is per usual, without issue. My only warning...make certain you have enough room in your freezer! Everything arrives frozen (dry ice included).

I almost never shop at ACME because of their rip off prices…read more A FB Marketplace transaction had me here so I perused. Nicely laid out store and clean but that's where it ends.

Generally prices are 10 to 20 percent higher than other supermarkets and now I wanted a loaf of rye…read morebread and when I pick it up it was mostly frozen? Now was it frozen when bake at wherever that baked that stuff or did the store freeze the rye bread for additional freshness. Never again going back to the bread store, or bakery for fresh stuff. If I am going to pay higher prices I will get what I know is good quality.

This little Acme in Haddonfield is a great store. All departments are well stocked with good…read moreselections and the people are personable and helpful. It's nice to have a store close by. It has a very large produce area and a good selection of locally baked goods. The prices are a little higher than the bigger stores but worth it for the convenience.

Interesting that there are only 3 reviews for this ACME location...when the store has been open for…read moredecades. Maybe they were looking for a do-over to go with their interior makeover...due to what I'm guessing were FAR less than stellar prior ratings...because the place sucked. Big time. All the time. Now...they finally DID remodel the inside recently, and it now looks pretty much like a market from this century...albeit a very small, incredibly high priced market. Guess nothing has changed despite the cosmetic update. ANY other market will save you SIGNIFICANT money. The prices here are frightening. That said, if you think about it as a totally awesome 7-11, you may be able to forgive yourself for buying a few things in a pinch.