Trader Joe's

David Kim 4 months ago

A go-to neighborhood grocery store with fresh fruits and vegetables. Just wanted to point out Calamansi & Mango Sorbet. It hits the right spot with some sour sweetness.

Darshil Vipul Shah a year ago

Smallest Trader Joe’s in the Universe (read as USA) 🤪 Smallest TJ but had the longest queue of all 😂😂 Nonetheless, friendly cashier as always and pretty much has most of the essentials. Parking is available outside on the road. The place is tightly packed and feels a lil bit claustrophobic, which should be worked on, but cute place ngl. Despite being right opposite Prudential, the prices are pretty much still the same as other TJs.

Contessa Soleil 5 months ago

A great convenient location for city dwellers and tourists right in heart of it all. It is immaculate and despite how long the line gets, it moves so quickly with plenty of cashiers & self checkout stations. Staff is friendly, products plentiful & stocked and prices are Fab! Can't ask for anything more!

Corina Mayo 6 years ago

I will always have positive things to say about Trader Joe's. No matter what city or state I visit a Trader Joe's, I am never disappointed. The store is always well stocked, customer service excellent and they always have the same items in pretty much the same area in every store. The prices are really reasonable for their regular as well as organic products. Fruits and vegetables always fresh and lots of premade food items. Checkout always fast and smooth and employees are so grateful and friendly.

Kristina Rogers 10 months ago

Very small compared to the other locations I have been to in other cities. If you have a large shopping list you might want to consider going out to one of the larger Trader Joe stores. This is more for stopping in on the way home from work, church, etc. It's for "just picking up a few things*. However, as I shopped I began to appreciate the warmth and coziness the store gave off. It was definitely a "neighborhood store" overflowing with kindness and familiarity even among strangers.