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“I love going to Save-A-Lot because you really can't save a lot but there are a few things that you can find in another store cheaper but the cashier was very nice and polite”
“Thus global food was clean, well-organized, efficient, and easy to get in and out of. It isn’t like the other global food stores in the region though- it is smaller and more Latin cuisine focused. Only one Asian food aisle and no middle eastern aisle. Meat prices and egg prices were a little bit better than regional prices (same as Aldi prices), but produce prices were all over the place with some items (limes) very affordable, and others crazy high (watermelon $15, Asian pear $5).”
“Absolutely love this place! You can feel the heart and soul that goes into running this family-owned grocery store. The produce is always fresh, the shelves are well-stocked, and the staff treats you like part of the family. It’s the kind of spot that reminds you why shopping local matters. Highly recommend!”
“Quick grab & go merchandise such as cheddar & shredded cheeses, Ken's Balsamic Dressing, Grandma Dutch Brownie Cookies & Rock Creek Ginger Ale, Strawberry & Peach Sodas but I'll pass on buying the last 2 flavors cause it was only carbonated Kool Aid with 3+ the sugar.”
“I love this staff and they love us back. Especially the general manager. You can tell he sets a tone of café and professionalism. Always helpful no matter how busy the store is. You all are doing a wonderful job.”
“It seems like my parents and I have been shopping here regularly for many years. We go here as a supplement to our regular grocery shopping to buy the Filipino goodies we can't find at the grocery, like sweet spaghetti sauce, certain seafood, and pan de sal that puts most American dinner rolls to shame. My favorite part of the store is the unit you see immediately upon entering the store. It is directly across the cash register. On that unit, they usually put out delicious take-away foods for sale. It's like going to one of those hot food bars at the grocery except it's all Filipino food. We like picking up palabok and BBQ sticks to save for dinner. There are also other take-away selections, some of which you pick out and pack yourself potluck-style. For me personally, my favorites are the pastries. The selections change but I look forward to when they have the mixed puto (not the big slices but the little cupcake-sized variety puto of different colors inside the tin pans), the Spanish bread, and hopia. By reading the labels on each product on the aforementioned unit, you can see that this inventory is obtained from different vendors. My favorite pastries come from Christine's Bake Shop in New Jersey. This store just recently started selling Christine's products (at least I'd never noticed it before). The best product from Christine's is the pineapple hopia. Christine's also sells these "snack pack"-style items -- for example, if you don't feel like getting a whole bag of pan de sal, you can get varieties of Christine's breads sold in twos. My favorite is the ube pan de sal: two generously sized bread rolls with a delicious ube center. Take these home and pop them in the microwave for 15-20 seconds. The ube center tastes so good warm although you can enjoy this snack right out of the wrapper too. Folks should know that this little market is pretty much a bodega, an independent small business version of something like a 7-11. So it's very unassuming and solidly middle class. We shop here on Sundays and sometimes we see folks still dressed up from church. A prior review of this store here on Yelp lamented that the cashier on duty at the time was not very conversational. My rebuttal to this is that one should manage their expectations when patronizing a mom and pop business of any variety. Sometimes you'll get service from chatty staff, sometimes you won't. This is a specialty store, not a general market, and honestly your best bet is to purchase what interests you; if you didn't quite find what you were looking for, you could chance making conversation with the staff to talk it out -- or simply make a polite exit. Read the room. I hope this store continues selling products from Christine's bakery. My runner up is Berkeley bakery, which I believe is also based in New Jersey. I highly recommend the Spanish bread from Berkeley bakery.”
“My word what can I say about this place, from the time I walked in the owers greeted me Mrs. Vanessa is the bomb and so is her staff everyone is pleasant to be around. Yall need to go their too. She only take referrals. I love my hair.”
“It is generally a great place to shop. The staff are nice, the store is clean, and they are not overly overpriced. The product variety is great, and the rewards program is easy to use. I will say that I have had experiences in the past where some of food I bought was expired, but recently that has not happened to me.”
“It works. I worked at the KMart when I was a teen. I knew this Tatget wouldn't be huge but it serves ita purpose although it's a hit or miss sometimes with merch. They do have groceries and all that. I even got a big kettle bell from there. I get meat there too and it's GOOD! I wish it were bigger but they worked with what they had. The employees are nice too.”
“Clean store and friendly staff, but no squeegees for cleaning windshields or option to print gas receipts. I would have contacted the store directly, but the website has no way of leaving a message”
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“This store is clean, always has alot of cool items in stock outside of the food. Chairs, grills, candles etc. Food is fresh staff is friendly and the store is really clean.The only issue is they could open more lines when its packed at this location.”