Amazon Fresh

Was a good store, great weekly deals. However, this store is now closing. It looks to be a nationwide amazon go and amazon fresh store closures. Sad to see this store to go. This also had good collection of indian and halal frozen food and meat options.

Amazon Fresh has a friendly and welcoming staff. The entire store is well-maintained, neat, and organized. All the fruits and vegetables look fresh and appealing. Some items are slightly more expensive compared to other markets, but overall, the shopping experience is excellent. One of the best parts is their salad counter, where you can make your own salad and pay by the pound — it’s always fresh and delicious. Their soups are also very tasty, and my son especially enjoys their orange chicken after his swimming classes. For faster checkout, they offer smart carts that let you scan and pay for items easily. There’s also plenty of free parking available, and the restrooms are clean. The store has about 4–5 self-checkout counters and two staff-operated billing counters.

The store was clean, big, and the staff were super helpful. The lady at the front taught us how to use the cart since it was our first time. There was another guy who we conversed with and he was sooo nice. The carts were a fun experience, all you had to do was walk out of the store with no questions. So many selections of produce and super convenient. 10/10 would recommend!!

I usually use the Amazon fresh just to return packages to Amazon. However, today I decided to walk around and do a little shopping since I had some time. Prices were quite competitive and shopping experience was pleasant. Wasn't too busy. Staff were very helpful. One staff member in particular cashed me out and informed me of whatever specials they had going in the store assisted me with putting the Amazon app on my phone and saving me $10 on my $50 purchase. Kudos Yancarlos You did yourself proud today. Thank you so much for your assistance. It made shopping Amazon fresh. A pleasure. Will definitely be going back.

First visit, and it won't be my last. The Krispy Kreme is a bonus as you walk into the store. Hard to resist getting a dozen. The store is very well played out. Was able to score one of the scan and go carts which was very convenient. Prices were lower than what I pay at my local grocery store. Hope they get an Amazon Fresh in Morris County soon. Manager Chris was very helpful as well.

I visited the Woodland Park Amazon Fresh around 6:45 PM, even though the store’s closing time is 8:00 PM. When I arrived, I was told that they do not allow customers inside after 6:45 PM. This was frustrating because I only needed a few items and would have been quick. It seems that they might start refusing customers even before the official closing time, and it would be helpful if they clearly stated this policy online. I believe it’s important for the store to honor the full operating hours and communicate any exceptions clearly.

I like this place but I'm not blown away. Veggies could be a bit better, half of it consists of apples. Clean place, polite staff. Nearly only self-check out. Lots of parking. They also have a hot and cold salad bar too.... They seem to put it away kind early though.

We love the Amazon Fresh pizzas at this location! For $8.99 it's an affordable way to have a family meal that's a treat for the kids. I would give them 5 stars if the management and oversight of the pizza area were better and more consistent. They cut 6 huge slices rather than the standard 8 and we never know if the toppings will be sparse or clustered in the center of the pie. But half the times we've had amazing pies with appropriate toppings spread out nicely over the pie. In addition to the pizza area, we really like the store selection and prices.

This is a very nice supermarket, I'm actually surprised, if I remember correctly this used to be a Pathmark and then a Fairway, everything is super organized, I also love the fact that they have "Krispy Kreme" inside the supermarket, so that's a plus, I also love the music selection as well on the radio's overhead, so I definitely recommend this location...

I went there for the first time today and I wasn't impressed. Compared the prices at the nearby Shop Rite, Amazon Fresh had the same OR HIGHER prices. They only had lower prices on a few things that I normally buy and those might have been sale prices. I will say that the store was clean, and the aisles plenty wide. I didn't see any blocked aisles like I usually do at supermarkets. But, price-wise, it just isn't worth the trip for me.

Sometimes a first impression is skewed by how much interest you have in the new business. I checked out the new Amazon Fresh and discovered what is basically a new supermarket. The problem is that there is a Shoprite across Rt. 46 that offers most of what Amazon at seemingly better pricing. I say three stars for Amazon Fresh, but some may see four stars for: A Krispy Kreme counter Smart carts A hot and cold buffet plus seating near the store front Ability to use Amazon balance for payments Offers for Prime members so let's say 3 stars for your average shopper and 4 for dedicated Amazon users.

Newest and largest Amazon Fresh store opened yesterday here. Unlike former Just Walkout system, this store equipped with Dash carts therefore checkout is so easy and actually just go out when finished shopping. There's Krispy Kreme donuts and coffee store at entrance which is new and store is huge, just as any other major supermarket. I deducted one star because prices seems higher than before and I expected lower from Amazon store. Anyway it's a great place for shopping!!!

Funny never thought I would go here. Have to try it at least once. Been going ever since. Very clean fast service. Food is always fresh including at the hot bar. Specials all around. Even have the carts to scan your stuff and pretty much walk out. (Yes with paying) :)

Every time I enter an Amazon Fresh store, I feel like I'm inside a sleight of hand gimmick willing to assume only the best and freshest produce makes it here because the company can ship a loveseat to my home in four hours at the same time that they're launching satellites into space. Besides the novelty and imprimatur of coolness, the prices are astronomical and the produce is not any better than Wegmans or dare I say... ShopRite. Look, any company that can give NASA a run for their money is okay in my book but save the space age pricing for your first store on the Moon. Three ho hum stars.

I searched salads on yelp and came across this hidden gem. It recently opened the beginning of November and is filled with fresh tasty items and loaded with great deals. It has the look of a Whole Foods, but with lower prices. I haven't seen a slice of pizza for under $2, since the early 2000's/late 90's in Bklyn NY. The service was great, employees were extremely helpful and the ambiance/decor was a beautiful upbeat vibe. If they added some holiday music, you'd think you're in Uncle Giuseppe's, but with a modern look and again "Lower Prices"!!! I don't know if the prices are a grand opening promotion, but get there quickly to experience it, before it changes. so worth it!!!

Listen, I love having options and was so looking forward to this place but...do yourselves a favor and only shop here if you know your prices. I'd say 3/4 of the things (if not more) are totally overpriced. The pluses? The staff is friendly, the store is clean, Krispy Kreme, prepared food and good parking.

I'm usually not one to complain but honestly, I did not find this store to be that pleasing. It didn't have everything I needed. Whole Foods has a lot better of selection. It just seemed like one big warehouse.

Four years ago, Amazon announced they would be opening a new Amazon Fresh store in Woodland Park on Rt. 46, in the location previously occupied by Fairway. The construction quickly started, an Amazon Fresh sign went up, then Amazon seemed to change their mind, and the sign came down. Nothing happened for almost four years. Fast forward to fall 2024 and the Amazon Fresh sign is curiously back up and an opening date is set for November. Recently, I visited the store. I honestly didn't know what to expect. I knew it was supposed to be Amazon's take on a high-tech supermarket, but I hoped maybe it would also be a brick-and-mortar version of Amazon.com with sections dedicated to the various things sold on the website. Well, it is a high-tech supermarket, but nothing more. On the surface the store is very impressive. At over 59,000 square feet it's huge by supermarket standards. It's gleaming, clean and bright. The aisles are wide and stretch into the horizon. When you enter the first thing you notice is an actual Krispy Kreme store, with Krispy Kreme uniformed staff manning the counter (I'll get back to that). The other thing you notice is rows of high-tech shopping carts that are unlike anything I've ever seen. Fortunately, they have employees there to explain how they work. The first thing you notice is a large touch screen mounted by the push bar. You can sign into your Amazon account or link it to the Amazon app on your phone. This allows you to immediately access Amazon Prime discounts and bypass the cashier if you choose, by paying via the app. Also, the cart has multiple UPC scanners, which detect the prices of the items in your cart. Not enough tech? The cart also has a built-in scale that measures the weight of items that are sold by the pound (like vegetables). Knowing how beat-up the shopping carts are at other supermarkets; I can only wonder how durable all this technology will be over time. I guess we'll see. In addition to the high-tech carts, there are also Alexa kiosks at various locations throughout the store to help you get a quick answer to any existential questions you might have while shopping. Once you get beyond the eye candy of the enormous store and the high-tech gizmos you sadly quickly discover this is not a place you really would want to shop. Despite the endless aisles, there's nothing here that you can't find across the street at Shoprite for less money. Everything is noticeably pricier than other local markets. Also, the selection seems far less varied than you'd hope to find in a 59,000-square-foot store. The produce, meat and fish are all rather unimpressive and don't give the impression of the freshness or quality that justifies the premium prices. Now, about that Krispy Kreme store at the entrance... Sadly, it's not really a Krispy Kreme store. At least not in the sense that they actually make Krispy Kreme donuts there, which is clearly the image that the "store" is projecting. I didn't smell the signature odor of freshly cooked donuts, so I asked the employee at the counter if they were fresh. The answer was "they were made today". Apparently, unlike the freestanding Krispy Kreme locations, they don't actually make any donuts here at all. They just get them shipped in once a day in the early hours of the morning, and that's it for the whole day. If I want a stale Krispy Kreme donut I can get it at any other supermarket, and at a cheaper price. All in all, this market was a huge disappointment, and I don't plan on returning. With Amazon's resources they really could have done something amazing here. It's a shame. Frankly, I miss Fairway.

I so wanted to like the store. I've only been there twice at night so maybe it's better during the day. I was hoping it would be exciting and welcoming but I find it to be cold. It would have been great to have a seating area like Whole Foods has. Apparently the Krispy Kreme donuts are not baked there so you don't smell them when you walk in. I was in the store last night after 7pm and it was empty. The prices on day 1 were astronomical. I have noticed some of the prices have come down probably because they are struggling. I really really wanted to love it as we have been waiting so long but this makes me long for Fairway. I hope they take customer feedback into consideration.

Stopped by for the grand opening in the afternoon. Free samples of food were given out. Some things were WAY overpriced compared to Shoprite. The "Amazon" brand was much more reasonable. You do receive a slight discount if you are a prime member (which I am not.) The space between the aisles and the registers is quite small; that might be an issue in the future. However, I probably won't be back. See you across the highway at the Shoprite.

Try calling the store to ask a question on a product if they have it or pricing! You'll get a run-around like you've never dealt with. INSANE!!! You cannot contact the store directly. You've got to go thru a myriad of BS then get disconnected before you reach anyone!

Stop in to check it out. There were about 10 people shopping. All had empty carts. The prices are Outrageously HIGH. Example Scoffers double pepper $9.49 Shop Rite $5.99. Progresso soup $ 5.79 Shop Rite $3.49 Cheerios 18 oz box $ 8.29 Shop Rite $4.25 Lactaid milk $6.79 Shop Rite $4.63 Listerine 1.ol $12.79 Shop Rite $9.29 Hungry man $6.79 Shop Rite $4.29 They will b closed in 4 months Shop Rite is across the highway Moby they need a right off.

Big bright new store. Green grocery looks good. Prices higher than most before various, complicated discounts. Without a butcher or fishmonger I don't have much reason to go back.

The Woodland Park store is amazing. I don't have to bad mouth other stores. Prices are competitive. That's what life is about. This store is clean, organized and workers are friendly. The smart carts are so 21 st century. Produce is always fresh! Just all around great experience .

What a joke. We tried to call this store to see if they had a particular cheese. You have to call an 800 number. Guess what, the person on the phone stated there is no Amazon Fresh in Woodland park!' I guess it disappeared. Possibly because no one goes there because they can't get information on the phone and the multitude of other complaints about them. In addition, we were told you have to go to the store to see what they have. So, no customer service, but great bankruptcy service. You could build condos in their parking lot and they wouldn't notice.

Looked interesting seeing that you live in another state and we only have Whole Foods in our towns near me!

Amazon Fresh is the best food store ever. They have everything and their products are outstanding, and the prices are very low especially for the quality of their items. I am a Prime member so I can shop in store or online. I can shop online and get free pick up. I can even get free delivery if I spend at least $100 and that is not a lot of money. You can stock up on items and spend the $100 and not shop for another couple of weeks. I pick up because I live only a few minutes from the store. The store is spotless, large and has a welcome feel. There are always employees working throughout the store who are very polite and very helpful.

Fresh vegetables, great prices shopping the aisles is easy. You can pick and choose what you need and maybe a few new items you see to try.

If I could give zero stars I would. I just tried calling my local store to ask a question about products and someone halfway around the world answered the phone who knew nothing. Absolutely horrible. Doesn't anyone think anymore!

I thought i was crazy in thinking that this store didn't have anything special or worth going back for, and it should be awesome since it had the name Amazon and should have amazing stuff. What a disappointment. They should stick to the Whole Foods chain and model.