Corrado’s

Love going here to shop, I really do — the produce is great, great fresh sausage and gourmet burgers, ore-​made or pre-​prepared dishes, cheese that is simply amazing (especially the fresh mozzarella), I mean everything you need for a great BBQ or Italian dinner. They aren’t giving all this delicious goodness away so it can be a bit pricey… but you’re paying for quality food.
My only problem is that I ALWAYS have to go somewhere else after shopping here because they are always out of something I need. I get it, it’s a small market and they do a lot of the items I mentioned fresh that day so it’s probably more about my timing than anything they are doing wrong, but it is still a little frustrating.
Doesn’t matter though, they have such good stuff it’s not going to keep me away…

What happened to the sushi? There used to be brown rice, then just white rice & now nothing?

After a Jersey left, or two you can easily find yourself here. Remember the local market when you were growing up? This is it in the 2015 version.
This is the place for a «to-​go» lunch, salad, soup, subs or pizza, all of it is fresh and delicious.
Need to do a bit of shopping on your way home? Stop in, and I can almost guarantee that you’ll leave with more than what’s on your list.

Hidden gem for lunch. Not the first place I think of for pizza and subs. The deli is excellent for home made style pizza and very good hero or submarine style sandwiches. Staff is customer focused and friendly.

Pretty good place to buy produce. Most of the time it is fresh and the prices are the same or more often cheaper than Shoprite.
I find that the meats are just OK. there is usually some packages that are not fresh and they do not carry name brands like Perdue.
This place is best if you want veggies and fruit for me.

Stay away from there! As others said, they have a very big issue with rotten food. I bought a package of chicken and the expiration date was for 5 days later. Once I got home and opened the package it smelled foul! It was so bad, it made me vomit! I returned it and they didn’t seem surprised and didn’t seem to care.

Pizza there is better than most pizzerias. The salad bar leaves much to be desired. The prepped foods are really hit or miss. Salmon pinwheel was great, but the steak and mushrooms over brown rice was some of the worst food I’ve ever had. I also feel as though the sandwiches and wraps are overpriced at $ 8 each. Right down the street from my job, and you can call in orders ahead of time. If it were a standalone pizzeria, it’d get at least 4 stars. Buffalo chicken pizza here is great, and they’re generous with the toppings on all their pizzas.

Convenient… but I have had issues with quality. Be sure to check freshness dates. Also, ground beef that I’ve bought recently had way too much fat.

I recently went to this market to get lunch for my family. We grabbed a couple packaged salads and rice balls. While the food looked appetizing, it had an odd taste. I checked the «packaged» date which stated we where eating salads from 5 days ago! I would normally assume this was an honest mistake on the part of whomever stocks the lunch area. However, I bought some steaks from their Clifton location a couple years ago and ended up in the Emergency Room WITH Food Poisoning. My advise: STAY AWAY!!! FOOD IS NOT FRESH!!!

I really love corrados! They have a great selection of meats, cheeses, produce, etc. I love their cold cut sandwiches too.
They’re awesome and priced very reasonably! The owners seem to be really on too of everything and the workers are helpful. I continue to come here frequently and I’ve never been disappointed.

When they are good, they are good! The salad bar is slightly hit or miss — lately, every time I go, there’s no chicken which makes me a bit disappointed. Overall, the produce is pretty good. I like that you can find speciality items that are kind of hard to find in other places, but I definitely wouldn’t use this as my only supermarket.

Appreciate the response to my comment and will stop by soon and give it another shot. It’s very convenient on my ride home.

It kills me to do this but i got to give it one star. I’m a big fan of the wayne store but this place does not compare. It has such potential but it appears to me it suffers from poor management and poor staffing. The place is absolutely filthy. I’ve gotten sick from the salad bar 2 times now. I only gave it a second chance because i want to like this place so bad. The produce always looks old. I hope someone from CORRADO’S wayne store reads this and fires all those people. They should be ashamed. Clean it the hell out and make it an italian market worthy of the name.

I prefer this Corrado’s over the one in Clifton because it’s more of a market-​style, the parking is less chaotic and it’s quieter.

This place is always so jam packed that it makes me tense, but I’m a weirdo. Its obviously very good if its always so darn crowded. I usually go on my lunch break and anywhere between 12pm-​3pm has been insane. I’ve gone after 6pm and same thing. Decent produce and prices. Good stop for lunch. You can’t find many salad bars around.
One thing that creeps me out is the way the managers/​owners hawk the place. They will stand in the front by the registers watching every move their cashier makes. There’s usually 2 or 3 higher-​ups who are up there like soldiers and just stare out into the crowd — I guess making sure their biz is running smooth. I’ve become obsessed with it and its the only thing I focus on when I go in.
So besides having to go in there and see the Corrado’s police, its a good market.

This place is clutch for your general grocery shopping in the immediate area. The closest large grocery store from this place is about ten minutes away. I’ve found your best bet is to stock up on whatever is on sale that week (especially produce). If you follow the pattern of weekly sales, you can get what you need and not spend too much.
Pros:
–Decent selection of fresh produce at great prices
–Great salad bar which rotates selection at $ 5.99/lb (smoked salmon salad was amazing)
–Good deli meat choices including Boar’s Head
–Good selection of meats and cheeses
–Convenient and usually a quick in and out
–Garden center and pet market located outside
–They even sell their own homemade peanut butter (only peanuts) for a great price
Cons:
–Selection isn’t huge for packaged foods (but we eat mostly fresh foods, so it isn’t an issue)
–Not all staff speaks English, so you might have to ask a few people before you get your answer
–Can be expensive for some things but if you get what’s on sale, you can save a lot of money (see first paragraph)
–Wait at the deli counter can be long sometimes
–Their organic selection is super super tiny
I average a visit per week for grocery shopping and sometimes to eat their salads as a meal. Would be nice if they had seating for their hot food section, but I guess they want people on their way since it’s kind of small.

WOW. I haven’t been here in a few months, and I guess they’ve been busy! The new white siding outside did not prepare me for the extensive expansion inside. I’ve been here a few times, usually to supplement my grocery shopping with some high-​quality (read: pricey) fruits & vegetables or Italian specialty items. But now … there’s MORE!
I am so impressed with the expanded grocery section. There is an entire aisle for pasta. AN ENTIRE AISLE OF PASTA. And they have varieties of tagliatelle! Do you even know how long I’ve been looking for tagliatelle? Plain, spinach, and LEMON?! I cannot.
My only complaint is that the store is fairly crowded. There’s just not enough room for the people, carts, and stock carts in the aisles. Each aisle is only about 2 people wide, so just keep that in mind when you’re shopping. I got freaked out a couple of times when I got «trapped» in the produce aisles …
But ok, let me sum this all up in a list so you can just get on with your shopping (Also I took a bunch of pictures, so if you need visual inspiration, there you go):
— an entire aisle of pasta. THIS BEARS REPEATING.
— a prepared foods section with wraps, sandwiches, pizza, calzones, & I don’t even know what else (because … ok. There was this breaded eggplant/​mozzarella wrap sandwich, & I’m gonna need to come back for that. I was hyperfocused on that sandwich & didn’t see anything else, ok?)
— a very high-​quality fruits & veggies section, with those singing spritzers («We’re siiiiinging in the rain …»)
— a wall of cheese. A WALL OF CHEESE!
— a new bakery area (with samples … so I can highly recommend the peanut butter cookies!)
— a salad bar — yum!
— did I mention the pasta?
I’m pretty much inspired to cook a delicious Italian meal now, & I have Corrado’s to thank for both the inspiration and the supplies!

Last time I grabbed spinach salad from the salad bar it had sand all over it. Previous review states my opinion of the sloppiness factor. I still love this place for the ease of mid-​week grocery shopping and the prices are great. You really need to get your food prep in line tho, this really makes me wary of getting anything pre-​made or from the fresh food counters.

Stopped here after the gym on a Sunday morning. I usually go to the Corrados in Clifton which is always a mad house. Although this one is a fraction of the size of Clifton, it was not crowded at all. It sufficed for me to pick up the few groceries I needed for breakfast. However, their selection of produce was not nearly as extensive so I probably will not go here for larger shopping trips. I did like the fact that they had a nice salad bar. at $ 5.99/lb I couldnt afford to get much, but the few things I did pick up were wonderfully flavored.
The employees were either super helpful or not helpful at all. I asked one employee where the Kale was (which btw they did not have) and his response was «idk go ask them”(pointing to other employees) hmmmm. Ok I thought that was your job but whatever. However, when I was leaving, one employee did offer to take my groceries to the car for me. I thought that was very nice. He did say it was his first day though.
Overall, the store is ok and served its purpose for what I needed at the moment. But I probably wont visit this location again. I will deal with the headache of the Clifton location.

Good market for some quick in-​and-​out grocery shopping. The best thing here is the store made fresh mozz — so fresh it is still warm because it is made so often. If you need a quick meal to prepare at home they have prepared meat you can pop in the oven, frozen meals, sauce, salads, and decent produce.
i havent tried the pizza — sometimes it doesn’t look very fresh and there are so many more pizzerias in a one mile radius.
They also recently opened a pet store which saves a trip — and they have the good stuff Blue Buffalo.
Agree with George that they should have a better nut selection.