ShopRite of Garden State Pavilion

I was getting a little worried when the cashier in training had to ask what a red pepper and white onion were. It’s not like I was trying to buy a bottle gourd. In his defense, he was trained to ask what type of veggie it is, but he just seemed dazed and confused.
Otherwise, this is a decent Shoprite. I visit this location once or twice a year and the store layout is very user friendly. Why do I only visit one or twice a year? The Can-​Can Sale, of course. It really is a great time to stock up on their deals.
As an added bonus, they have an adjacent liquor store. During my last visit, they even had a wine sampling. While it was no total wines, I was impressed by the American craft beer selection that took up only one isle.
Not going to lie, I’d prefer the Wegman’s to Shoprite any day for both grocery and liquor, but this Shoprite really isn’t a bad option.

I have been coming here for years, even when I was younger with my mother.
There is ample parking spaces, I always find one close. There’s even one for expecting mothers!
It is generally usually busy in here unless you come right before closing. They recently opened up self check out lanes which makes it a tad faster if you have limited items.
There is a redbox INSIDE of this location. They have specialty isles with food from all over the place.
They will always provide rain checks for items that they do not have. It doesn’t smell nasty upon walking into the establishment, which other grocery stores do. So that is greatly appreciated.

Do NOT use their shop from home service. It is awful. Driver was later. Order messed up. Just to give you an idea, I bought 3 turkeys, and told them I wanted them at 18 lbs each. They gave me one at 21 lbs, one at 20 lbs, and one at 13 lbs.
This place hasn’t a clue.

I am not at all impressed with Shoprite. On a recent trip I visited to compare prices with my usual grocery store. The produce selection has gotten fresher than in previous visits but instead of being inspired when shopping I was uninspired and left. The only inspiration I got from my shopping trip was to go to my usual geocery store and never look back.
There are always long lines that take forever to move. The parking situation is always cramped (like most grocery stores) but with shopping carts all over. They don’t seem to have an employeee retrieving the carts often enough. Im surprised more people don’t complain as on a windy day the carts could be blown into parked cars.
The attached liquor store is a nice touch but will not make me go out of my way to shop here.

This is my go to Shop Rite when I’m in The Hill. Why you ask?! Well… because it’s got a liquor store right to the left as soon as you walk in. That’s gold, but this wasn’t an adult drink run. Just food, for nourishment and a happy belly.
We got $ 20 worth of snow crab legs. They make them fresh and hot here and tuck them in a bag for you, so you can get cracking as soon as you get home. They’re usually really good and I’ve yet to have any complaints.
Aside from those two wonders and other store made food, it’s your typical Shop Rite. Lots of register, four self check out registers, and pretty nice customer service reps.
Every time I’ve come, the place is clean and well stocked. It’s also a hop, skip, and a jump away, so I will most certainly be back.

My family and I shopped at the Mt. Laurel location (on Nixon Drive) for years. Recently, we made the switch to this one and LOVE it! Can’t tell you how many items I thought were discontinued (because the Mt. Laurel location had stopped stocking them) yet this location carries every time!
The only negative (BIG negative) about this location is its deli counter. If you plan on going there, make sure you go to the deli. 1^st because there is always a ½ hour wait! The workers really don’t seem to know what they are doing, nor, do they seem to care, they are always asking other workers for help and truly take their time (very slow). They also socialize with each other joking around a lot and will even stop slicing orders to walk over and talk to each other, while we wait. Of course, out of all the Shop Rite locations we have tried, this is the ONLY one that does NOT offer an express check out (where you order on their computer in advance, so you can continue shopping and come back for it later), and they truly need it!

My family and I shopped at the Mt. Laurel location (on Nixon Drive) for years. Sadly because it is no longer doing well, we just made the switch to this one and LOVE it! Can’t tell you how many items I thought were discontinued (because at the Mt. L location they stopping having) that this location carry every time!
The only negative (BIG negative) about this location is its deli counter. If you plan on going back there, make sure you go there 1^st because there is always a ½ hour wait! The workers really don’t seem to know what they are doing, they are always asking other workers for help and truly take their time (very slow). They also socialize with each other joking around a lot and will even stop slicing orders to walk over and talk to one and other, while we wait. Of course out of all the Shop Rite locations this is the ONLY one that does NOT offer a express check out (where you order on their computer in advance, so you can continue shopping and come back for it later), and they truly need it! The only thing I recommend to help you in this situation is that you may want to order your deli cuts through their «Shop at Home», (online before you go to the store) then park in those special parking spots for it & they later bring it to you. Or of course get your deli cuts elsewhere!

Was just in your store and I’m writing this from the parking lot, the girl working the self checkout is extremely rude and obnoxious … I won’t be back

This is the worst Shoprite I have ever been to. I can’t believe this is in the vibrant heart of Cherry Hill right next to the upscale shopping center with Bed, Bath & Beyond & several upscale restaurant chains.
I am writing this review prompted by being angered at the store’s never-​failing ability to be cheap. Many times in almost 2 years of shopping at this Shoprite, I have encountered produce that should not be offered for sale due to its condition. This time the store refused to write a raincheck for an item that did not have out for sale. When I went to obtain the raincheck, there was some issue & the customer service representative who has never been warm to me asked the back if there were any more in storage. Well, if there were, in sellable condition, don’t you think they would be out on display. Who I believe is either the store manager or a store manager came from the back with two cantaloupes. When I got it home, it was clear it had a spot of mold on it. These were two handpicked items & I think very clearly these were deemed unsellable beforehand. I have no doubt because of consistently finding near expired or expired, dusty, or otherwise dirty merchandise out on the floor (the vitamin area a classic example — many of the Shoprite vitamins are dusty. It’s not clean at this store) that the manager knew she was selling me bad fruit rather than writing me a raincheck for an item they did not have in sellable condition. Sure, I could go back for a refund but why should I have to. Plus, they would just try to sell me another crappy cantaloupe.
The customer service staff is often rude & not accommodating. I once had one refuse to give me an item for free that rang up incorrectly as is their policy just simply because she didn’t want to give it to me. She made some excuse. This woman has been extremely rude to me (a little overweight, gray short hair, older lady working mostly at night). She has also on several occasions taken a long time when something was wrong or I had a question or wanted a raincheck etc & when I come at night, I am dead tired & don’t have time for that.
That’s another thing, I consistently find things wrong with my receipt. When I go to other Shoprites, I don’t find that to be the case. Something is marked incorrectly consistantly.
Avoid this store like the plague. There are many Shoprite stores & I found there were two very close to me & I’m willing to make the trip. In this location, this Shoprite should be packed like other Shoprites I am familiar with & although it often is crowded, it’s definitely not doing the volume of business it should for the location. This place should be under new management ASAP & new ownership because I find it hard to believe that the management mentality which is apparent from the condition of the store is not coming from the ownership. If this is corporate owned, they need to fire everybody at the top & start over.
They are constantly getting new cashiers probably because the store is so poorly run. The training lady can often be seen watching the new cashiers with a sour look on her face & is generally a very unpleasant person.
I often find items that are on sale are hidden or I suspect put in the back until the sale is over.
Another complaint is if you go at night, you may avoid the crowds but your checkout will be a living hell. They have ONE lane open & maybe self checkout. That’s EVERY single time I’ve gone after 8:30 pm on a weekday & I believe also once when I went on the weekend. There’s often a line of 5 or more people & many kids running around the store not being called to be cashiers. Seriously, a terribly run store.
This store is terrible & I really can’t say enough about how terrible it is.

Decent selection. Neither Wegmans nor ShopRite had the granola I was looking for. Waited for easily 15 minutes while trying to get a «bonus card». No, I couldn’t just borrow someone else’s… Turns out the granola I finally decided on had expired two months beforehand (I realized this after finishing the bag). Highly unlikely that I’ll be returning to this grocery store anytime soon.

So, my husband and I are remodeling our home and we have been super busy. Before we knew it our cupboards were bare. I decided to do the shop rite from home, because to be honest, I really didnt have the time to go myself and I was covered in plaster. It was awesome, took me about an hour, I set a time, and picked it up. I like the site because you can set it where it shows you all the sale items and lowest prices of whatever you are looking for. I had one problem, but still felt to give a 5 star because they fixed it no questions asked. They sent me an item that was outdated by a few days. I called them and they said they were sorry, they wanted to refund the item or send another as well as wave the next shop at home fee. Sweet, Ill take it. Oh yes, there is a shop at home fee, its like 6 bucks, not a big deal when you think of the fact that your basically doing a drive thru grocery. I can spend about 2 hours in the store looking for the best price and looking for my items, so in my opinion, this was awesome and I will be doing it again. Now I just have to find an excuse as to why I cant physically shop there again, so I can shop in my pjs from home. hahahaha ;)

I’ve never stepped inside but have shopped at this ShopRite many times through the home delivery app. I’m a traveller and when I need food for the husband, this gets a 5 star.
This location is so helpful when I call or interact with them. In the past I was loyal with Wegmans but found that I spend the same amount and I can have it delivered ($ 20 charge) for the same price.
The delivery has never been an issue and they have a few time slots to choose from.
There were a few kinks that I’ve had to adjust to:
1) they will not charge you until delivery is complete, which means if they are out of stock they will call and ask if it is ok to substitute (good). The issue is that I have to leave my credit card at home so that they can swipe it.
2) the products I bought at wegmans are obviously not the same so I had to test out what I liked without really seeing it. It wasn’t a big deal but I ordered a few things and arrived not the way I had pictured. One time I thought I was ordering 1 onion, but instead wound up with 5! I also ordered the worst pot pie ever!
3) On the fresh food you have to rely on the shoprite shopper. I once wound up with expired deli meat but they apologized and gave me a credit. Accidents happen so I didn’t mind too much.
The App itself: it’s a solid 4 star. Easy as pie and if you have an issue calling shoprite was able to settle the hang up. The products also show you the nutritional values. They have the sales items listed and you can also use your coupons. You can use the search tool or shop by category.

Well it’s somewhat of your garden variety ShopRite, but I’m a fan. The fact that it’s partially hidden from Route 70 is probably a problem for their business, but it doesn’t bother me much as a local. It also doesn’t have the massive food court that the neighboring Wegmans. This is a plus in my book as it keeps some of the riff raff away.
It appears that it has an extensive Kosher section and they just opened a brand new liquor store inside the ShopRite. Bonus!
Overall it’s a ShopRite. It’s going to be clean, have decent prices, and awesome can-​can sales.

I’ve had three bad experiences here. The cashiers are rude and the employees aren’t friendly. The Ravitz family should invest in customer service training for employees. I’ll be spending my money at Wegman’s or other grocery stores, would even pay a little more. I like to know my business is appreciated. I’ll only go to shoprite Cherry Hill when they have major sales. Whole Foods and Wegman’s customer service must have spoiled me. Shoprite of Garden State Pavilion cashiers are not friendly and rude.

They carry great brands, even some that are hard to find. A great alternative to Wegman’s, prices are definitely better here. The deli is ALWAYS busy, there is no self check out. The way the aisles are situated is a bit confusing.

This is your standard Shop Rite. It usually has everything we need. They have great sales and I never have to park too far away from the entrance. The cashiers are extremely friendly and the deli staff is surprisingly nice.

This is a great alternative to Wegman’s! I always seem to find a spot close by the entrance, which is a huge plus in my books. The store itself certainly isn’t as clean or polished as the giant down the road, but it has everything and anything you could need in terms of groceries.
I docked a star for the chicken salad. I was pretty bummed tonight to see that it was glazed over with a film. The deli guy mixed it up to get it to look fresh, but it certainly had been sitting there all day.
I also always seem to get lost actually trying to find it, since it’s hidden all the way in the back of the shopping center.

I like the Shop Rite in Cinnaminson better because it’s newer and you can buy alcohol at that store, but this store is conveniently located. The food is usually fresh and they have a decent variety/​selection.
Bonus: The 30^th Street Station — Atlantic City train stop is right behind it.

i actually like this shop rite location because they have a variety of herbs. They have chocolate mint and it smells wonderful.
they also have other brands of yogurt and cottage cheeses that they don’t have at my local shop rite. I would come back here again…

I’ve recently decided to forfeit my title of Grocery Store Snob. Food is expensive and my pickiness doesn’t help.
The hubby and I have become ‘good’ shoppers by looking through the ads on Sundays and making our list of what is on sale where.
This shopping center used to be bumpin’ but is now pretty deserted. I
used to hit up Petco, Home Depot, my favorite Old Navy, and the ShopRite but now pretty much everything aside from the Petco and SR is gone.
The store is a little sad but is well-​stocked and has good prices. I don’t need to be chatted up, but many store employees walked by me without saying ‘good morning’ which is a bummer.
$ 1.47 for delicious hummus, $ 1.99 for Turkey Hill Sherbet («SHER-​BERT»), $.88 for decent pasta? Don’t mind if I do.