“I have 5 stores in my area. The fruitland location is by far the best. Your store is clean and easy to navigate. The employees are all friendly and helpful . It’s a turn off to hear people complaining about their job or talking about personal problems. The stand out is your deli employees. They are polite and when they wait on you they give you the cuts you ask for. That sounds like a no brainer right… some stores they sigh and moan like getting service is a burden. I say all this because people tend to only complain about their negative. So I am taking my time to recognize the good. So thank you for hiring and maintaining a great staff. Anyone can do a task at work but it means more when they are doing a good job and smiling. I appreciate that as a customer. So thank you and them.”
“Just had an amazing falafel wrap and hummus with pita for lunch. The market is expansive offering all kinds of foodstuffs. Will definitely be back - would much prefer to get my lunch from here versus some fast food joint.”
“Shopping at ALDI always feels like winning a little treasure hunt! I usually stop in thinking I only need a couple of items, and somehow I leave with fresh produce, delicious snacks, bakery treats, and a few surprises that were definitely not on my shopping list. My shopping cart and my budget seem to have very different personalities, but somehow ALDI keeps them both happy! The store is clean, well organized, and easy to navigate, making shopping quick and enjoyable instead of stressful. I was impressed by the freshness of the fruits and vegetables, the great selection of everyday essentials, and the excellent value throughout the store. The staff were friendly, hardworking, and always willing to help when needed, which made the experience even better. Whether you are doing a full grocery run or just picking up a few essentials, this location offers quality products, reasonable prices, and a pleasant shopping experience. It is easy to understand why so many people keep coming back. Great value, friendly service, and a store that makes grocery shopping feel a little more fun definitely deserve five stars! This review reflects my own experience. Your visit may be different, so grab a quarter for the shopping cart, enjoy the adventure, and see what great finds are waiting for you!”
“Dropped by on the road, knew stores would be closed by time reached Virginia. Google search nearby and they were very friendly. Thank you for your customer service..”
“I have been shopping here for many years and am seriously remiss in posting a review, because, I'm afraid, I've taken this gem of a resource for granted. This small shop is thoughtfully and expertly jam-packed full of essentials and staples of every Asian cuisine, as well as rare treats, special, hard-to-find items, and even cookware and gifts. The owners and staff have always been so friendly, welcoming, and helpful. I don't know what I'd do or where I would go for the many beloved food items my family enjoys from this wonderful little market if it wasn't here. I'm so grateful that this long-established market is still going strong, right here in Salisbury! Check it out! You won't be disappointed. PS: The homemade kimchi is excellent! ;) ETA: After posting this review, I just saw a recent negative review of this market. I would like to state unequivocally, that this store is NOT dirty and does NOT have any foul odor! I have been shopping here for about 20 years, and have never encountered what that reviewer mentioned. I'm a bit of a clean-freak with a sensitive nose, and I would have noticed if that were the case. Please disregard that false review about dirt and smell. Check this nice little store out for yourself. ;)”
“Spice bazaar lives up to its name. Go there to dig into a treasure trove of Indian spices, ready to add an array of magical flavors to your dishes. Or pick up ready to eat savory delicacies. Even better, add a box of yummy Bengali sweets for a moment of pure carnal indulgence. Fresh veggies, Indian snacks, pulses, legumes, mustard oil and ghee, the list is endless . The cherry on top is the fact that this quaint little beauty is women owned and women-run. Walk into the store already, if you haven’t, and if you are lucky you’ll run into Suparna, one of the owners, with a broad smile on her face, and an extremely friendly demeanor. She will guide you through the aisles and help you decide on the spices if you are uninitiated. I really consider this store a mood-enhancer. It has all my stars. 😍”
“Always a great time at Oakley's Farm Market last week! The two girls working were so helpful, I didn't catch the one girl's name, but the other was Chloe. They were great! Wonderful Fall selection!”
“Oh my, Wright Market is such a delightful little spot! Every time I visit, the store is so clean and well organized that it makes shopping a real pleasure. The staff are always polite and happy to help this old lady find whatever I need, even if it’s something a bit tricky to reach. The produce is fresh, the aisles are easy to navigate, and the prices are very reasonable. I always leave with a full cart and a happy heart — it really is a lovely market.”
“The best bodega in Maryland. The staff is always friendly and polite with a warm welcome to everyone. The meat department is well stocked: ox-tails, goat meat, tripe etc. The place is always sparkling clean and it is lovely to see they often host community events frequently. Highly recommended if in the area.”
“A friend reccomended this place to buy that whole pork belly. It did not dissapoint me. They do have that whole SLAB! Was able to make 2 Lechon Belly(Cebu style)”
“This is awkward but if You could reach out to Me or respond to this Post in whatever way, it would be appreciated. My Father: David Michael Wolfe sometimes is told to hang out at this Wawa and I'm his Son - trying to track him down. He's 76 Years of Age, about 5 Foot 6 Inches in Height, stocky build, Caucasian, Wears Reading Glasses, is about 215 Pounds and a stocky build, Walks with a tan wooden hand-carved Walking Stick or Cane, chainsmokes and often talks about Native American History and Politics. He's a nice Man and just lives alone so far as I understand but it's incredibly important that I reconnect with him since hearing about his whereabouts since last speaking with him in 2013. This 100% isn't a Joke and is very serious. Please, if Anyone even reads this Message please don't delete it and reach out to Me with any Information as I've had no help in tracking him down except for this as a lead. Thank You.”
“Been a faithful customer since 1995 when we moved within two miles of B&J. I can't say enough good things about the previous owner, Bob. He was the shining example of a small business man. He knew his customer's names and we were like family in the way he made us feel when walking through the door. Every year for many years when my brother would visit from Washington State, he and my niece would stop by B&J on their way to Assateague for a scrapple sandwich no matter if I'd already cooked him one. Bob remembered them, year after year. Mike has been gone now for quite some time but my niece still talks about the market. The spotless bathroom is always available for customers. I am happy to say that the new owner, Mr. Patel, is just as welcoming and is interested in what the decades old customers have to say. He has retained the exceptional staff and the store is clean and well stocked. Mr. Patel even delivered my sandwich to my car a few days ago. Very thoughtful. As always, the deli is great and everything is cooked to order. We are so happy to see Mr. Patel carrying on the B&J tradition. I wish him great success as the market is an asset to our community. I think really good fried chicken may be on the horizon. We can only hope!”
“Every other food lion location should take notes from the woman who runs this store. This location is IMMACULATE. Always pristine, neat, organized. Flawlessly ran. The employees are professional, friendly and helpful. This is also a larger location than most. There’s a larger selection, items other locations don’t even carry. And on top of everything else- there’s self checkout!”
“Five stars! Snow Hill Road food line is unbeatable—spotless store, top-notch produce, staff that greets you like friends. Customers polite, lines move fast, no drama. Acme as their competitor is Total dump—overrun by panhandlers harassing families, rude crowds, zero security. Here, it's peaceful bliss; go there, you're dodging chaos. Best grocery spot around!”
“always a great shopping experience at this spacious, clean store. Update: a safe, clean shopping experience. Even better now with the modernized checkout area. Staff are still friendly and helpful!”
“Everything for your Caribbean needs…At times the register area needs a lil more speed(one person doing everything)…but in general GOOD PEOPLE and GOOD PLACE”
“Great road side produce stand!! The Guys are local longtime farmers. They have good prices and their stand is smaller than some other nearby who try to have too many items on the shelves. That adds to costs and why Guy's are a little less costly. Good Stuff!!!!”
“When I came into the pharmacy there was a line up people. They attended each person respectfully and in a timely manner. I didn’t have my insurance card with me but they didn’t refuse to take care of my request. They advocated for me by calling my insurance company again and again until they could approve my health concern. This is what quality is! Appreciate the pharmacist and the front person for being so kind and understanding with my request”
“I always do my monthly runs here. They always has everything you need and their items are cheap. The customer service is also fantastic. Today, when an employee saw me about to go to the register, he made sure to stop what he was doing and take my order. He was extremely professional, really kind, and even held the door for me because I had a cart. If you want to get snacks or soft drinks that are cheap while you’re in college, this is the place to buy them.”
“The employee named Albany went above and beyond. When the shelf was empty I asked if she could look in the back. Less than 5 minutes later I got what I came for. Thank you Albany.”
“Everytime I come in after work I am greeted by Dana and her smiling face and overall excellent customer service! She is always polite, helpful, and very professional. The store is great and always has what I need. This last visit I was helped by Dana and Patessa and they were so nice! You have a return customer for sure!”
“Not sure - I was told I can get goat and pig tails here. I didn’t really like this grocery to much. They need more options in there. Vegetables didn’t look to right needed watering.”
“Rhonda the cashier was extremely nice and I didn’t catch the guy that helped me find everything I needed but he stopped filling the shelves to help me, you can’t find customer service like that anymore.. my first time at this location will not be my last!!!”
“My wife loves the meat quality of this store Never been there and loved it myself Fresh meats and seasonings to boot Check them out theyre really a best kept secret”
“The people that are employees of the store are excellent very friendly from my favorite are the employees of the dairy department and the frozen food department the front end is very efficient. Now if we could just bring down the price of eggs.”
“My first time here was a couple weeks ago and I ordered wing ding and fries and an Italian hoagie. I sat there and ate almost everything! The lady who cooked my food was very nice and so was everyone else. I will be returning.”
“Good subs in the back... Dude at the cash register.... Cool guy They got a little of everything including good booze... Stop by to see them.... Help support local businesses...”
“Super nice folks and great customer service. Some prices are reasonable. Good looking produce. We bought strawberry homemade jam, huge field grown tomatoes, and two huge watermelons. My husband is so happy.”
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Trader Joe's keeps adding stores, and shoppers keep showing up. The California grocer has marked nine more locations as "opening soon," pushing its expansion into new corners of the country. The grocer also took first place in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's 2026 supermarket rankings. It has held a spot near the top of that list for years.
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