“Marique was so helpful on my visit to ShopRite. He went out of his way to help you get my favorite flavor of a drink that was only in the back of the store. Nice guy and a hard worker.”
“Service is pretty quick and usually most RXs are in stock. People are friendly. If a RX that was ordered for you is not in stock or very expensive they will reach out to you before hand to offer you options if you still want to fill or not. As some insurance plans will only allow 90day refills of maintenance medications at certain pharmacies, they will reach out to you to let you know if the doctor needs to re send it to another pharmacy. This is not their policy but the policy tied to your employer’s insurance plan. Wish hours were expanded on weekends.”
“I live in NE Pa and there is no Trader Joe's! So I make sure to stop when I'm in town. Love their Pound Plus chocolate bars and there variety of snacks.”
“Whole Foods Market is a fabulous full size market with healthy, organic and fresh food. There is a great variety of items for the health conscious consumer. Be prepared to spend. If you like coffee bars, they have a good one here with seating. Their house brand is 365 and very good in my opinion. A lot of money can be saved with the 365 brand. They also have an Amazon return counter that is very convenient. There are too many good things to say for one small review. Go see it for yourself, and enjoy!”
“It's hard not to love this place. Good prices and fresh produce with a ton of variety. Perhaps the only complaint is that even though this store is big with spacious aisles it can get extremely crowded. The bakery has some of the best breads around. The garlic and rosemary loaf is to die for.”
“Great fresh produce. I use to go to hmart but this place has everything that I want including A2 milk and the best seafood in the area. The staff are all so friendly. This will be me go to korean market. I love this place”
“Less than a mile from Kings sits Bishop’s, quietly proving that two grocery stores can exist in the same town while operating in entirely different financial universes. Bishop’s used to be family owned, and even though it’s now part of a chain, it still feels like the kind of neighborhood grocery where someone might know your name… or at least remember your usual deli order. The store isn’t huge, but it’s well stocked in a way that suggests someone actually thought about what people in the area buy. You won’t find twenty-seven varieties of artisanal quinoa imported from a Scandinavian monastery, but you will find the things you actually need. And here’s the big difference compared with its nearby neighbor. The prices at Bishop’s do not require a consultation with your financial advisor. They’re not bargain basement cheap, but they’re noticeably lower than Kings down the road. It’s the kind of place where you can fill a basket without quietly wondering if you should have refinanced the house first. The deli is excellent. Properly run, good meats, good sandwiches, and the sense that they take it seriously without making a theatrical production out of it. The fried chicken deserves special recognition. Shockingly good. The kind of fried chicken that makes you pause mid-bite and reconsider your entire dinner plan for the evening. Crispy, flavorful, and absolutely capable of derailing any sensible meal prep intentions you had when you walked in. The cheese selection is good, though not as extensive as Kings. You won’t find quite the same international cheese diplomacy happening in the dairy case, but what’s there is solid. The real sleeper hit is the store-cured bacon. Excellent flavor, nicely done, and very capable of upgrading a Saturday morning breakfast from “normal” to “we should do this more often.” Overall, Bishop’s feels like the practical sibling in the family. Kings is the fancy cousin who shows up wearing linen and talking about olive oil regions. Bishop’s is the one who says, “Yeah that’s nice… but we also have great fried chicken and you can still afford gas on the way home.” A very good neighborhood grocery store. And sometimes, that’s exactly what you want.”
“Truly a step back in time. The whole idea of small-town America is perfectly encapsulated in places such as adorable Califon in rural Hunterdon County, New Jersey, which has the unique distinction of being the physical inspiration behind the setting of the 1946 Christmas classic, “It’s a wonderful life”. In the heart of Califon is Rambo’s, a truly vintage general store, delicatessen, and butcher shop. I’m not sure exactly how old it is, probably at least as old as my paternal grandfather, who would be 98 today. I’ve tried their 2 most popular sandwiches, the pastrami on rye with Swiss and the Italian hoagie, both were delicious. I bought some of their hand cut lamb loin chops, they turned out excellent with a jerk spice rub they sell. I’m very much looking forward to trying out their house made Italian sausage I got stored in the freezer. The store staff and managers/owners are very kind and welcoming and I am happy to support an awesome and storied local small business. I’m definitely planning on coming back here on a semi-routinely manner, perhaps even on a biking trip on the nearby Columbia trail in the future.”
“This Spanish market is very good when it comes to offering a huge and variety of different imported foods. I found Guatemalan, Ecuadorian, Peruvian, and a lot more. They also have a small little Italian section which is nice. I saw that they also have food and catering as well such as big meals. They have a food stand where you can pay by the pound for certain foods that they sell. They also have their own deli, which is always nice.”
“Bridgewater Whole Foods definitely stands with the brand name. Love everything there. Especially fruits and gourmet products. Cakes and bakery is just wow they have gluten free cake and cupcakes love them every time we visit.”
“Super clean convenience store/deli! The owner is a very nice person and a pleasure to talk with. Boars Head meats are very tasty, which make for a great sub. I have been their twice in the past month and I've been very pleased both times.”
“Pleasant experience. A ready-to-eat filipino restaurant, you only need to point the dish you want to eat. They have a combo of 2 viands with rice. With a mini filipino grocery inside. Limited seating and parking space. Filipino hospitality is felt here. Accepts credit/debit cards. No highchair seen. No restroom for customers. See images for reference”
“Such a well-organized Supermarket. They might be small, but they have everything you need. Because it's so well organized, it's easy to find anything and everything you need! 🙂”
“You couldn’t ask for a better health food store in your neighborhood. From the day it opened, it has been a mainstay for us. The staff is top notch, food delicious and the ambience full of good energy.”
“Excellent customer service! When my first shipment was delivered I noticed that the produce wasn’t fresh enough. This was totally on the shipping company as they didn’t deliver the produce in a timely manner. It was supposed to be “2 day shipping” but unfortunately it took them 5 days to deliver. Upon contacting Basil Grocery, they immediately sent me the same produce with no charge. Unfortunately, the shipment company failed to deliver the produce in a timely manner again. I contacted Basil Grocery and explained them the issue. This time, they used a different company to ship the produce with no extra charge. They took full responsibility to ensure customer satisfaction. They were very quick to respond. I received my produce (Erik / plums) nice and fresh. I highly recommend Basil Grocery.”
“Nice guy at register named Louis. Looks like he has not found his purpose in life. I hope he does soon. Interesting hot peppers. Great honey dew. Be fun to hike the lake near by. No, I did not try them, but maybe you should. Places I would have gone are shown in pics.”
“Most grocery stores are incredibly mediocre. This is what I look for when I want to go to a grocery store, unfortunately only certain areas have them. I was in and out quickly but healthy food seemed readily available.”
“This is my go-to spot for Indian groceries. They have an incredible selection of spices, lentils, and hard-to-find flours that you just can't get at regular supermarkets. The store is clean, well-organized, and the staff is always welcoming and helpful if you need help finding something. Highly recommend!”
“Great place to stop and get lottery tickets fast. Lots of close parking and a very polite and knowledgeable man on staff. With a large selection of scratch off tickets.”
“I would just like to give a huge Thank You to a girl named Ash that was working the self checkout this evening. I had an emergency and had to run out of the store. I asked if I could leave my cart at the front and would be back. She took the time to take my cold items and place them in the fridge without me even asking. Great customer service!”
“I love the ShopRite. It’s my favorite ShopRite in the county tons of choices fancy carts you can scan things in people are helpful. I found everything I need here. Usually love coming here healthy options. Pretty good prices.”
“Their food is amazing! A huge fan of the Indian chicken cheesesteak sandwich - I dream about it sometimes. I told the team member that I really wanted it after the grill was closed late on the weekend and he went out of his way to make it for us. Love this place.”
“I'm here way too often.... they make some incredible sandwiches here, it's actually impressive. This is the place to go in town for a lunchtime thing, that's for sure”
“I can't say enough great things about this place. They have worked with me through some difficult meds to obtain and they always do it with good will. Tina is superb in every way and I don't know what I'd do without her.”
“A bit pricey but worth it. Limited selection of really good products. Great Deli section, bakery & lots of fresh fruit & vegetables. The staff is also very friendly and helpful.”
“Not a perfect store, but it’s improved under new ownership. Grumpy staff is gone, replaced by much happier guys. Prices remain high, but at check out you can see the breakdown now at least.”
“We've gotten takeout from Desi Chef a few times and are absolutely amazed at the flavors and spice levels. We ordered online and the food was always ready when promised, within a minute or two. The pakura batter is a bit thicker than we are used to, but not in a bad way, it has a warm feeling that feels like a hug. The Tikka masala is absolutely on par and just spicy enough to get the average white guy a little sniffly. While the store itself might be a little simple from the outside, everything inside is what counts. The warm hug of amazing cuisine and the endless supply of Indian groceries and spices make an great addition to the variety of cultures Somerville's food scene offers. Please try this place if you like Indian cuisine. Please try this place if you like food. You won't be disappointed. It's a place that definitely belongs on a Food network or travel show.”
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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.
Target is rolling out its most ambitious store overhaul in more than ten years, with plans to remodel over 130 locations and open 30 new stores across the country this year. The retailer is also putting money into supply chain technology upgrades to keep pace with how shoppers buy today.
