“Service is great. A little concerned for the staff and customers as the air quality is suspect while the construction is happening and there is poor lighting and No windows. Very uncomfortable. Will be glad when this transition period for Oak St. Health to come in.”
“Very friendly, I am happy since they opened this store, personally the treatment and good service have been great, highly recommended, my daughter, my wife and I really like going shopping there 100 out of 100”
“Grew up in Passaic going to this store.When I was little they had soft ice cream & these sandwiches that were so good.The sandwich resembled a Cuban but smelled like garlic.Till this day I've never tasted or smelled anything like it.I remember it was ran by a family and all the males looked alike.Maybe brothers. They were so nice to my mom,brother, and I. Im 40 now so that was many many moons ago.”
“Atlantis Fresh Market in Passaic is a great little spot that’s become one of my go-to stops in the area. The store is always clean and well-organized, and the staff is helpful and friendly. It’s convenient whether you’re just grabbing snacks, drinks, or need a quick stop during a drive.The best part? Their slushie machine—and trust me, it’s not your average gas station slushie. The flavors are rich, smooth, and super refreshing. The Tiger’s Blood flavor is absolutely amazing. It’s the perfect mix of strawberry, coconut, and a tropical twist that tastes incredible. It’s not overly sweet, and the texture is perfect—icy without being watered down.Every time I stop in, I end up getting one. It’s honestly one of the best slushies I’ve ever had, and it keeps me coming back. You can tell they really care about quality, even with the little things.If you’re anywhere near Passaic, do yourself a favor and swing by. Whether you’re fueling up, grabbing something quick, or just craving something cold and tasty, Atlantis Fresh Market delivers. Don’t leave without trying the Tiger’s Blood slushie—you’ll be happy you did.”
“This property was a Dunkin Donuts Now it's the First 7 - Eleven in Passaic On by the Passaic Bus Stop - Main Avenue Terminal in Passaic (Passaic Bus Terminal) Nice and clean store. Yes there are homeless people.”
“lovely customer service with very educated employees . gets real busy real fast . very professional especially the lady with glasses who works as fast as she can during rush hour and always gives correct change .”
“Stopped here before, but never ate at the counter top. That is my fault, because I tried their beef fajita lunch plate and have my new favorite cheap lunch meal in SA. Food - There are a number of choices from burgers to tacos to fried stuff. I had the beef fajita and it came with a drink, beans, rice, 3 tortillas, and enough fajita to fill 5 tacos. All for FIVE NINETY-NINE!! Can't get this many other places and it was a perfect day to sit on the bench outside. I will be back to try the burgers (since many claim they are some of the best in town). Service - I called my order about 5 minutes before arriving and they had it cooking. The ladies behind the counter were very nice, fast paced and made it spot on. Kudos!! Atmosphere - It is a convenient store that you wouldn't ever think had a great breakfast/lunch counter, but if you're in the area and want a quick bite, then stop here. Overall - Just check it out and hopefully the prices stay this low FOREVER!”
“I went to pick up my meds today and was helped by Nicole. She was very helpful and knowledgeable. She was able to answer all my questions and was super friendly. This was the most i’ve ever talked to someone through that window. she was great!”
“Friendly staff. Just wish they had more than one cashier since lines do get pretty long but besides that. Clean and very organized.Pharmacists are very helpful and patient with all their costumers.”
“I’ve been coming to this location for many years because of the good customer service every single team member provides to consumers, specially Evelyn she’s one of the best that I ever experienced, she really cares of making sure everyone walks out satisfied and elated. Thank you”
“My husband was attending a conference in Midtown, one he has been exhibiting at for 20 years, and wanted a cake to have in his booth to celebrate his retirement. I ordered a 1/2 sheet cake from the WH Bakery with just 48 hours notice. Chocolate cake with chocolate mousse filling, and white frosting. It was yummy!”
“Dario and Ayden & Rose are amazing the customer services outstanding. Dario & Ayden Makes the best subs. They very professional and kind. They are great asset to QuickChek.”
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