“This wine and spirits store is a hidden gem! The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and always happy to help you find the perfect wine or spirit for any occasion. They have an impressive selection of Italian, French, and other international wines, as well as a wide range of spirits and beers. Whether you're looking for a bottle of wine for a dinner party, or stocking up on beer for a game night, ShopRite Wines & Spirits of Clifton has you covered. They also offer catering, party platters, and gift baskets for special occasions. I highly recommend stopping by to check out their amazing selection.”
“My wife wanted me to bring her here. I really didn’t know what to expect, I thought it was a knickknack type of store. I was surprised that it was a supermarket. They had a variety of different types of food. You can find what the other stores don’t have.”
“The best winery in my area, everything fresh, the sandwiches are the best and the customer service is A+ because they are super friendly, I recommend them 100%!!”
“Every time I stop here the man behind the counter is so nice..I bought my Dad some Middle Eastern candy..he loved it. Good place,,caring and well stocked. ?”
“I visited this supermarket for the first time this week. I was very impressed by the cleanliness and organization of this store. I was also offered a delicious cup of Arabic coffee. The aisles are well stocked with a large variety of products. I particularly appreciate the fact that it’s a one stop shop, you can get you groceries, produce, cold cuts and meat and everything in between from the same place. This will be my go to place for our middle eastern and halal groceries!”
“I felt with this store a lot and then I stopped because I started driving again. But since I've been going to the. Other store because I don't want to walk around. It was a big mistake. These people are some of the nicest that own a store on Ackerman Ave. Now I have to go out of my way to go here. They treat you with respect, and care about everyone that comes into the store.”
“I visited two Aldi locations, one on Rt. 46 in Totowa and another on Hamburg Tpk. in Wayne, NJ . Both stores carried pretty much the same things and there were no obvious price differences. However, I preferred the Wayne location. Both were busy stores and pretty much the same size. However, the Wayne location (in all fairness) is a bit newer so (and I can only assume this is the reason) things seemed more organized and had a better overall flow. Isles were a bit tidier and it just seemed like it was a much more relaxed environment. The total store seems a lot busier, it’s in a larger strip mall, and the parking lot itself is larger and more hectic to navigate. The Wayne store is in a decent size strip mall, but one that is smaller than the total location and the configuration of the parking lot is far more structured and less chaotic. Both stores are great, the only major difference is that the Wayne store has self checkout, which definitely makes things go much quicker. I’m typically not a fan of self checkout, however, when there are only one or two registers open, and the blinds are down the aisles the self checkout seems to have its benefits. I believe two out of the three times I went to the Totowa store, I ended up putting my groceries away and just leaving because the lines were so hectic and I didn’t have the time where the patient to sit there and wait online for a half an hour or more. Overall, I’ve never really had to wait online in Wayne because of the combination of self checkout and traditional checkout lanes. Unfortunately, neither had the watermelon flavored red thunder. I went there to purchase. I was only able to find it in the Wayne location one time and unfortunately, these stores do not have telephones, apparently that is a money, saving strategy to keep cross flow for customers, so you can’t even call before you go. However, their prices are definitely unbeatable. I must say that, so whatever strategies they are using, I certainly applaud them!”
“It is very nice, I’m a local to this store I go their a lot and buy snacks and candy their fully-stocked I will say the man isn’t the nicest but if you’re not a Karen and just some snacks and checking out their no problems with the people the women is very nice. Also it’s very organized, it’s a quick corner store , forgot something at the grocery store this is a quick store to pick up any forgotten items. I love this corner store! Prices are good also but their ice creams and popsicles are a bit overpriced”
“I live in Cliffside Park and usually come here about once a year when I need to shop in bulk. If this market were closer to my home, I probably wouldn’t shop at most of the markets in Cliffside Park. Prices there are much higher and the selection is limited. Istanbul Market is much better in terms of both prices and variety.”
“Great place, states they sell hot food but I've never seen anyone order or take orders, they aren't strict about masks I've gone in a few times and waited for people who chosen to not wear a mask to leave before going in. Parking they have 1 handicapped parking spot and everyone parks there, there are 4 other spots but it does get busy at times. Staff is wonderful and quick service as well. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a midnight snack or drinks. Kept clean and they do wipe down surfaces frequently which is great considering some people refuse to wear masks.”
“This super market has lots of parking as it is located in a plaza there are a lot of Hispanic products here tons of Mexican products i give it 4 stars because the super market always has a stinky smell however the ladies that work there are really nice”
“Same as usual is stop& shop only has two registers open each time I go and the lines are very long!! Thank goodness I'll use self-checkout so I can get myself out of there but I feel bad for those in line that are waiting and waiting.”
“All the negative reviews here couldn't be anymore wrong, this is the best store in Clifton!! 10/10 empanadas and sandwiches all served to you by the nice lady at the front aka the owner :)). Take it from me people!”
“This Stop and Shop is bigger, cleaner and staff is so friendly and professional! The gluten free and dairy free options are great. Lyndhurst Stop and Shop should be closed. The management is horrendous and store is dirty woth refrigeration ALWAYS breaking down....not food safety!!!!! GO TO CLIFTON LOCATION! Its awesome!!!”
“There's a Stop & Shop in my town that I dig. (But if we're being honest... I dig this one a lot more.) You walk in and there's a cool little Starbucks substation (it doesn't even matter that I'm not even a Starbucks person... this looks really cool and smells even better) and when you grab a cart? Yeah, a little metal cup holder do-hickey right there for said Starbucks. (The Stop & Shop in my town is living in the stone ages for both of these 'perks'.)Here in Clifton every department is bigger, better, cleaner and brighter (and most importantly... fresher!) than the one in my ZIP code.(Most noticeable - the seafood department is making the honor roll with an "A" grade but the Stop & Shop in my hometown is maybe - maybe! - a C+. When this shopping center is firing on all cylinders it's madness all around (good luck driving, parking, the speed bumps and all the people with zero qualms to step in front of moving traffic!) but if you can swing in here early enough... it's not bad at all.”
“Great spot if you’re hunting for deals on name brand items. From food to snacks and drinks, they carry a wide assortment, and it’s nice to find familiar brands without going to a big supermarket.Some things might be cheaper at Dollar Tree, but Dollar General often has more non generic options, which makes it a solid place to shop.”
“Out of the three 7-11's in Clifton, NJ this is 1 of 2 open 24/7..!! The other on Clifton Ave. Closes at 10pm which is ridiculous and the one on Main St. is also 24/7 but I digress, This is your typical 7-11 that has most things that you would expect. Not the biggest selection of candy & chips because of the size but has most things you'd be looking for. On the east side of Clifton, it's the only place open late for anything you need so that alone gets it 5 stars...!!!”
“The shop is lovely. If you needed something, there was always someone around to help you find it. I went to the store on a Saturday morning and there were only three registers open.”
“Corrado's was great years ago but sadly went down over the years as the neighborhood changed . It almost closed in the past couple of years...and now it is seeming to make a come back. Good for fruits and veggies. Still need to be careful that meat is good. Cold cuts still good I think, but still pretty expensive like most stores. They redesigned the hot foods area by the cold cuts. Good to get milk there some bulk food items. Will keep on eye on them to see what happens.”
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