“This store is clean, very well lit. Organized in such a smart way so that when you walk through the aisles you can find everything you need and the price!!!!! The price is the best I was shocked how cheap it came out to be. I double checked that I didn't forget any items. It was so cheap! I loved everything about the store. Highly recommend it.”
“This little store is a powerhouse for finding many Asian ingredients and cooked food to take home. The lady is very helpful and sweet. If you can't find something in supermarket that may apply to Asian cooking , give them a try if they have it. You not walking out of there with one thing. Hope this place stays forever or it becomes bigger. Wish Howell had a large Asian grocery store. Quality of produce and fish much better then supermarkets.”
“I love the freehold location. Its always stocked, staff is super nice and plenty of parking. No wine shop here but you can get all the other famous trader joes items.”
“I have to say, Seasons Kosher Grocery completely blew me away. First, let’s talk about the gefilte fish. As a Jewish man who grew up eating my grandmother’s homemade gefilte fish, I thought I had seen it all. Then I walked into Seasons and saw their giant gefilte fish patties. My grandmother never made gefilte fish that size! I honestly couldn’t believe it. Even better, it wasn’t just impressive to look at—it was absolutely delicious. Tender, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. It brought back wonderful memories while giving me a completely new experience at the same time. The pastrami was equally outstanding. Thick-cut, juicy, and packed with that classic deli flavor that keeps you coming back for another bite. It tasted like something you’d expect from one of the great kosher delis. And then there were the cowboy burgers. Wow. These are not your average grocery store burgers. They were incredibly flavorful, cooked up beautifully, and tasted like something from a specialty butcher shop. What impressed me most is that Seasons manages to combine quality, freshness, and authentic Jewish foods all under one roof. Whether you’re shopping for Shabbat, a holiday, or just looking for an amazing meal, this place delivers. Five stars without hesitation. The gefilte fish alone is worth the trip, and that’s something I never thought I’d say after a lifetime of eating my grandmother’s cooking!”
“Very good dairy section. Tasty milk. Well organized. You need an account for self checkout which means prepared to get data mined and spammed... but other than that the place has high quality food and beverage.”
“Awesome place with great staff. You will find items that you won't find anywhere else. Very clean and organized place and very large selection. David (might be a manager) was very friendly and helpful. He went out of his way on a busy day to help us identify some foods we never tried before. Excellent!”
“Shloimy’s Kosher World is one of those Lakewood institutions that doesn’t try to be fancy — it’s just real, it’s heimish, and it gets the job DONE. You walk in and you already feel like you’re in middle of a “Nu, what do you need for Shabbos?” conversation — even if nobody said a word yet 😄 First of all, the selection is a whole olam. Bulk stuff, meats, groceries, baked goods, homemade-style food — the kind of place where you can come in for “a quick thing” and somehow leave with enough to feed a small yeshiva for a week. And the prices? Let’s just say your wallet doesn’t need a mashgiach temidi here — it’s not getting attacked like in some other places. The vibe is very old-school Lakewood: practical, no nonsense, and everyone’s moving with purpose. Especially Erev Shabbos — it turns into a full sugya: carts weaving, people speed-walking like they’re late to Mincha, and the checkout line is basically a chaburah where everyone’s discussing what they’re making and who forgot what. If you come at peak time, bring patience… and maybe a shtikel mussar 😂 Now I’ll be honest in a respectful way: it’s not always “five-star hotel lobby” sparkling. It’s more like… working grocery, busy, real-life. But if you’re going there for the essentials, the deals, and that heimish “I know what I’m doing” shopping experience — you’ll be very happy. Bottom line: Shloimy’s is a Lakewood classic. Great for stocking up, grabbing Shabbos basics, and feeling like you just accomplished something big — even if all you did was buy chicken, rolls, and ten things you didn’t plan on. Recommended!”
“This supermarket is one of my favorites. It’s always clean, spacious, and really well organized. Their takeout is consistently fresh, and they truly have options for just about anything you might need. What really makes this place stand out are the small details—like offering smaller carts for quick trips and hooks on the sides of carts for bags. It just makes shopping easier. They’re also incredibly convenient with their hours, open early in the morning when most places are still closed and staying open late. Overall, a solid 5-star experience every time.”
“Thank you Glory’s ! Needed keg for a party (ordered one from another establishment that ended up not ordering it) I immediately called Glory’s and they had one available. Always excellent customer service! Thank you again for saving the day!”
“If you're looking for a pleasant wide-isle experience, with many options for the Kosher consumer, Gourmet Glatt is the place to shop. The bakery & meat departments have good quality (I didn't try the take-out, fish, and sushi departments).”
“For the most part I do like Aldi: the prices are good and the cashiers are respectful. I also like that Aldi cares enough about their employees that they have seats at their registers. One complaint I do have about the Aldi in Freehold is they don't keep track of expired products for sale. The pic of the Scrapple that expired on Nov 13 was taken on Nov 16. That whole box of Scrapple had packages that expired on Nov 13.”
“Spanish grocery store. A little pricy, but good if you need to grab a few things locally without going to a larger supermarket. Good selection of items, especially if your looking for Spanish brands. Staff is friendly, and speak enough English to get by if you do not speak Spanish.”
“Great store to get whatever it is you need like milk , bread, cereal or even fresh cup of hot coffee only downside it's a bit small and tends to get crowded when it's real busy like when people get of work in the evening,but other than that they're really good people .”
“ALDI in Toms River is basically the definition of “do a quick run” that turns into a full-on haul… for the price of a coffee and a danish. ? This location is clean, organized, and set up in that classic ALDI way: you walk in, grab what you need, and somehow your cart is full of things you didn’t know you needed (hello, random seasonal aisle). The prices are legit, especially on staples — dairy, produce, snacks, pantry basics — and the store-brand stuff is often surprisingly solid. A few pro tips for anyone who doesn’t live in ALDI: Bring a quarter for the cart (yes, it’s normal, yes, you get it back, yes, the first time feels like a shidduch shailah). Bring your own bags or be ready to bag in the car like a seasoned professional. The checkout is fast — like, fast fast — so have your payment ready unless you want to do that awkward “hold on one second” shuffle while the line grows behind you. The staff here are usually friendly and efficient, and even when it’s busy it moves along pretty smoothly. Parking is straightforward, and it’s an easy in-and-out for a weeknight grocery run. Bottom line: if you want good quality basics, great prices, and a no-frills shopping trip that doesn’t take your whole day, this ALDI is a win.”
“Shopped at the Aldi's in Brick. Nice newer store and definitely well stocked. Picked up my Butterball turkey there @$1.04 per lb. They had the larger size ones there . I got 19.5lb. there.”
“This place is great. The owner is always there and super nice, the butcher always says hi, and the cashiers are friendly. One time the young man at the register offered to bring an elderly woman’s groceries to her car. And they always have what I’m looking for with good prices.”
“This is a real super (place to) stop. That's especially if your palate is craving. We're talking, great staff, fantastic products and food, and great pricing. If your a real grocer, come here.”
“This place is truly a hidden gem. Everything is always made fresh. The bread is constantly coming out every few mins. The tres leche cakes is perfect not too sweet and moist. Everyone there is really nice. And now they have Raspados in front of the store ❤ .”
“Great store. Great priced items. The only thing is that lidl is known for their mini shopping carts for kids. My daughter was very disappointed as this specific branch does not have the little carts. So don't make a special trip to this store for your toddler to have fun.”
“Great supermarket. Ive always liked coming here. They also have a great bakery and deli. Seen some of the negative reviews regarding the deli and i disagree. Deli is great. We are human, no one is perfect. But they put a good effort and thats good enough for me. If you think you can do better then work there and talk with action. Acme is great and I appreciate all that they do.”
“(Translated by Google) Mexican shop there are many productsAssorted Good store And clean(Original)Tienda mexicana hay muchos productosVariados Good store And clean”
“This is a great option for anyone looking to buy Latin American products, fresh, packaged, or frozen ✅. I loved finding traditional Peruvian products, such as yuca, olluco, chicha morada, and yellow chili peppers, as well as Peruvian cookies (morochas, casino, etc.) 🫒🥕. The store isn't big, more like a mini-market, but it's well-stocked, and the layout of the aisles and organization of the produce are similar to those in Latin American countries, which creates an emotional connection 💖. I also appreciated the friendly and courteous service. The store has three cash registers and an express lane for 10 items or less 💵. They accept credit cards, debit cards, and cash. There's parking available next to the store (not very large), and I noticed two accessible parking spaces ♿. The entrance door is automatic, but that's about where the accessibility features end. There's room for improvement regarding the cleanliness of the parking area and the store entrance. 🧐 Recommended.☑”
“I just had to share about the most wonderful experience at the Bakery department. Katie suggested and designed the cutest and whimsical cake for my brother’s birthday. She was sweet, professional and very creative. Stop & Shop should be proud and grateful to have such a great person working for them. Thank you Katie!!!”
“This Shoprite might not be very big but it's the absolute best in my opinion. The new chef they have working the food service department has turned the department into prime food to go lunch spot. The fried chicken and hot bar entrees are high quality and professionally prepared. Since the addition of the new chef and the well training he gave his crew, this place has really come up and gotten on track. I really hope they have him running the food service department when the new Manchester Shoprite goes up on Rt 37, not too far after the circle. Do your self a favor and stop in for lunch, they do not disappoint. ????????”
“I arrived to.pick up a called on order. I got my order did some quick shopping and an item was missing marked and the sales girl was kind enough to get someone to fix the price.”
Walmart just launched Realm, its new 3D online shopping platform. To help you visualize what that means, imagine a virtual mall packed with bright colors, wacky landscapes, and cartoon avatars wandering around. Realm lets you browse "digital doubles" of real Walmart products by navigating through several make-believe worlds. "We believe this is the future of commerce," said Justin Breton, who leads brand experiences at Walmart. "It won't replace our website or app, but will complement them."
Target's new low-cost brand Dealworthy is rolling out this month in stores and online. With items starting at under $1, it is aimed at budget-conscious shoppers. The low prices on basics like phone chargers, paper plates and underwear will likely appeal.
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Popular Florida-based grocery chain Publix is venturing into uncharted territory - Kentucky. Come 2024, Publix will unveil its inaugural Bluegrass State locations, comprising six stores sprinkled between Louisville and Lexington.
