I've been at this Dunkin 2 times both times bad attitude and bad service. How can you manage to…read moremess up everything and still have an attitude when I correct YOUR mistake. Employees here have the worst.

This Dunkin has employees with (bad attitudes) & even though you see on the screen they put down…read morewhat u order, THEY CAN NEVER MAKE A DRINK the way you ask for it to be made. The double driveway is not a good idea either, so many ppl rush to cut u off!! I have almost had my car hit here 2 times!

We enjoy grocery shopping! Yes, you can make a weekly chore into an event if you enjoy cooking at…read morehome. Armed with a list, I accompanied my Pennsylvania-imported buddy to the new Weis in Bayberry (north part of Middletown with new neighborhoods.) He is familiar with Weis from PA but I haven't shopped at this chain, myself. For quite a while, people living on the north side of town did not have shopping but now there is Bayberry Center with a McDs, (another) Wing Stop and a few other businesses poised to open ...and gasoline, another necessity previously not close by Boyd's Corner Road. The store is LARGE. Approaching Wegman's-Large. And the aspect is very attractive, from the pavement laid with pavers outside (and at the intersections as well) to the wide front and inside, windows up high for good lighting. As you enter, you pick up your cart inside (dry on a rainy day) and then off to the deli or prepared foods on the left. T The produce is front left and has plenty of choice. There is also a prepared hot food and salad bar. Dairy and frozen are way off to the far right of the store, more on that later. Sale beef and chicken was in the front in a refrigerated bin. Great prices on chicken parts and steak. In the back, you get to the fish counter, which was a bit perplexing as the pre-packaged fresh salmon did not have prices and the labels on the bin were hard to decipher (and they are hard to read if you wear readers.) I prefer that weighed meats and fish be labeled on the package and these were not, and it also completely confused the guy behind the fish counter who was trying to help us. This accounts for the star off the rating. There is a lot of fresh fish you can order to weigh up at the fish station, so it's not hopeless. There is a large aisle of international/Hispanic/and other ethnic foods (Indian, Asian, Jewish) mostly the more usual items. If you need sauces and curry, they have some. The Hispanic section wasn't enormous but it was ok. We enjoy dairy foods and the section is all the way on the far right. There is good selection although only two brands of cottage cheese and one was sold out (the one we like.) Weis used to make their own cottage cheese but they don't anymore, so you get Daisy or Breakstones. There were multiple brands and fat percentage types of lactose-reduced milk, which for me is a necessity. Plenty of yogurt including our favorite brand. Our total bill was fairly good due to the sales which we had carefully scanned before going shopping. Prices seem mid-tier, but with sales, you can do pretty well. This is a one-stop full service grocery store that is well able to service a growing community. People shopping looked happy and friendly and relaxed, so the shopping experience is pleasant.

I first shopped at Weis a couple months ago. It's a 20 mile drive one way. The variety, service and…read moreatmosphere make it well worth the trip. I can actually relax and enjoy the ride knowing I will walk in to Weis in a great mood and leave even happier. The prices are very reasonable and competitive and as a bonus they REWARD SENIORS on Tuesdays with a Senior Discount on top of their everyday low prices. Employees there actually walk up to you and offer a greeting and assistance. This is how all businesses should treat customers. Sadly in Smyrna this is no longer practiced at the main two markets. Thank you to Weis !!!

Nice store and cashiers are very nice and always helpful and professional, now to find someone to…read morehelp you on the floor is a different store. I do like the healthy choices and vegan options but very expensive, but expensive is the new norm.

Extremely unpleasant shopping experience. Wife and I had both Covid-19 vaccinations…read more Wore both face shield and mask. Harassed by staff for not wearing "Their mask". Spoke with manager, equally unpleasant and unreasoning. My wife and I have been members of Newark Natural Foods since 1990. Both of us are retired nurses with 31 years of practice. While taking precautions in light of the Pandemic is appropriate, the staff and manager are acting in a manner that is mean spirited and inappropriate. There is a doctrine that every nursing board in every state follows to the letter: The Nurses's Practice Act, specifically states: "What the reasonably Prudent Nurse would do" The operative word is "Reasonably". By the harassment the that I've experienced on my visits suggests that neither Management nor Staff understand the concept of Reasonably Prudent. Fear and paranoia have swept aside all reason and have thoroughly alienated this customer of 23 years. I'm not sure how many customers have been dealt with this inappropriately. Perhaps if their profits plummet and insight prevails they might start treating their customers in a more fair, understanding snd friendly manner.

Grand openings are not always conducive to fair analysis and review because even poorly managed…read morebusinesses frequently are capable of creating a mirage for those glorious initial days when colorful banners entice customers through their doors. The City of Paulsboro is desperate for something bright and new so this mini-grocery store's shining edifice along a highway of despair is truly needed. No, this is not the mirror image of those convenience stores named after the rolls of dice who offer a few dusty grocery items amidst old crusty frankfurters on heated wheels but most familiar labels do go missing amongst your options. Curiosity linked directly to $5 off a $25 purchase coupon on a day when I needed about $30 worth of groceries enticed me to travel the 2 mile journey southwards. The fresh tar scent rose on this hot day from the deep dark colored parking lot highlighted in freshly painted outlines of parking spaces! Everything was bright and shiny even the concrete building appeared to have been placed polished. Entering through the entrance/exit door combo that on some future date risks customer collisions one immediately is in the land of fresh produce. Ok it is more like a produce corner because the options are few because after all this is not a full service grocer. But bananas are being sold at last century prices, which is pretty cool and the employees all are smiling. If there is one glorious consistency at this Save a Lot it is the smiles and care for customers demonstrated by every single employee I observed. I even felt the positive vibes as a management type directed his new employees in their tasks. Make this a hallmark of this business and people will look forward to their grocery shopping. Prices throughout the store are reasonable but they don't offer classics from world renowned labels. I was disappointed not to find V8 juice amongst the choices. Their frozen (at sea perhaps) seafood was a great bargain even though not one itsy bitsy shrimp reached my cart. Meat items adorned in plastic protective enclosures were butchered elsewhere but seemed quite popular with my fellow shoppers. The shelves were neat and items stacked in their shipping boxes. Gleamingly clean floors and freezer cases that you can actually look through all added to the appeal. The good news I found everything I needed. After all I was only shopping for $30 worth of stuff ... I actually bought a few bonus items. The bad news ... this store's limited produce and small selection of meat options will not entice me to change my food shopping habits, This poverty entrenched small city along one of America's broken highways deserves the hope offered by a bright shiny well managed business that provides jobs and good customer service. This store during Grand Opening Week might be a boost this community needs to reverse directions and its owners deserve credit for apparently doing everything the right way!

I can tell the store is under new ownership. The store is a mess . Looking all dirty. Having had…read morewater for over 3 weeks now. You and line forever . One cash register open.Im so surprise . The other owners had that store so clean . To bad they are going down very soon . To bad that store was sold to an owner that must not care about their customers..