Almost two years since my last update, so it's time! Still my second favorite ShopRite in the area! Convenient to have the liquor store by the entrance/exit. Continues to be a well-stocked and clean place to get groceries. As with most supermarkets post Covid, decent sales are not as often as they used to be, and the amount saved is far less. Welcome to the new world!

Once again I caught ShopRite. Do you know what a Vidalia onion looks like? According to ShopRite it's not their job. someone else puts the onions in the bin. they don't know who puts the onions in the bin marked Vidalia. I I took an onion mark sweet onion out of the bin that had a sign that says Vidalia onions. It did not look like a vidalia onion. The sticker on the onion said sweet onion. It did not look like a Vidalia onion. I have caught ShopRite doing this in the past. Last time the onions were marked product of Peru but they were under the sign that said Vidalia onion that happened in Hackensack New Jersey. This time the sticker said sweet onion product of USA. The produce manager agreed with me that it did not look like a Vidalia onion but it's not his responsibility , somebody else labels the onions not him. The other sweet onions in the store we're 99 cents the vidalia onions had a sign. $1.49 that is a big difference and because I have caught them doing this before it doesn't look like a mistake.

Great Shoo Rite. Large with plenty of parking . Very busy on Saturday as shoppers come from New york City . Good produce section. Clean store.

Big shoutout to the greeter thats there every Sunday. I dont recall her name but shes always pumping everyone up and saying whats on sale. At the front theyll always have the big sale of the week, everything from shampoo to batteries, seasonal stuff and more. Make sure to use the deli express ordering system either in store or on the website. Saves a bunch of time as you can do your shopping then pick up your items as your about to checkout. Certainly beats waiting in those long lines which are always 5-10 people deep. The self checkout usually is less of a wait then the regular checkouts. Pro tip to always put your bags on the checkout counter first then scan. Otherwise an employee will have to log you in every time. Stay away from the main lot as its always a clusterf*ck. Better off parking at the REI if you dont mind walking or the lot closest to route 4 which is way less congested and an easy out

This is my go to ShopRite. It's right across the street from my gym, so I usually hit it up afterwards. I have always found the things I've needed, so no complaints there. For holidays they have great sales. The garden section out front has healthy plants and flowers. Right now they have wreaths and Christmas themed items. Hanukkah too. I've gotten my vaccination shots here. My one gripe, there's always a long line, no matter what time, for self serve and cashier check out. I know it's not the store's fault for being so popular in a high density area, but maybe there's a way to organize things better. Either way it's a fully stocked store With lots of unique items and their sales can't be beat.

Fine layout. Very helpful staff. When I phoned ahead to check on the availability of a particular item, the employee checked and also told me where to find the item in the store. That made my visit quick and easy.

1) Avoid this place on a Sunday. It's way too crowded. 2) They have a good selection of items and a wide variety. They carry items that other locals markets like Whole Foods, Trader Joe's, and Stew Leonard's don't. 3) The cashiers could use much better training. Some are great. Others are absolutely horrible. 4) When you shop their sales you can get really great deals. Put their app on your phone to load digital coupons onto your shopper's card for even more savings. 5) I've gotten some excellent deals on seasonal fresh fruits and veggies. Cheapest in the area and best quality.