ACME Markets

I love this ACME
Nice customer service
Helpful employees

When walking in the front door you feel time you are in a time machine going back in time. This place is a dump. Corporate must have forgotten they own this store.
This store offers your normal grocery fare. My biggest complaint is they do not sell alcohol. NOTHING! No beer. No wine. No liquor. Luckily there is a liquor store within walking distance.
Corporate needs to realize what a dump this place is and invest in some new décor.

I don’t care about the dated décor since I only come here out of shear convenience to my jobsite. That being said, selection leaves much to be desired in the sections I most commonly peruse — salad bar for lunch and household items (cleaning products, paper products, hygiene) that I can leave in the car for a few hours without any concerns.
I’ll continue to frequent this location as long as I’m working at my current location (hard to ignore the benefit of not paying the Philly markup, either), but I won’t be grinning from ear to ear. Not that I normally grin from ear to ear when picking up shampoo.

I agree with the other reviewers. This Acme location leaves a lot to be desired. It is very dated looking and is in desperate need of a facelift. That being said, I have found some good deals here and enjoyed the amount of groceries I could get with little money. I go through periods of being on the «Acme train» and then switching to another grocery store. I like that Acme does a lot of register coupons. The more you shop there the more coupons print out with your receipt. They have a lot of «Buy this and get $X off your next order.» If you pay attention to the circular and have those coupons you can really get a lot for your money. Some of the best deals I get are on bottled beverages (such as the Snapple Teas). I don’t drink regular milk but I know they also do a milk promotion a lot where you «buy _​_​_​_​and get a free gallon of milk.» It isn’t a perfect store but it is worth checking out the deals. Yes, that can get annoying to shop at more than one store and navigate the sales papers, but to some it is worth it.

I come here for one reason and one reason only: because the location is near the home of a dear friend of mine and I am compelled to bring something for dinner when I invite myself over. Otherwise, I would never shop here.
I am puzzled as to why Acme’s corporate office has allowed this location to slip by their renovation program. It has a dated feel about it – from the exterior façade to the narrow isles to the anemic produce section. I tend to feel vaguely claustrophobic while walking the aisles — I feel compelled to get in and get out as soon as possible. Which is good, because there is nothing worth lingering over in this store.
I know Acme is capable of creating pleasant shopping experiences. I’m disappointed that they allow this store to languish.

Much like the near-​by Acme Supermarket which has abysmal reviews, this location unfortunately is not much better.
Cramped aisles, typically cluttered with askew items on shelves and special promotional displays making the small, cramped aisles even more difficult to navigate. The staff here is slightly more friendly than their near-​by sister store but are often hard to find when a shopper needs help. On one recent visit on a not-​so-​busy Sunday afternoon, we waited several minutes for the meat market guy to finish speaking with a female shopper, an obvious personal friend. As we stood there and waited to ask a question, he went on and on, never acknowledging us. We walked away, got some other items, came back; he was still talking, NEVER ONCE asking if he could help us. Yep, this is pretty much the norm for these Acme markets.
Bakery area is often cluttered and not presenting a very clean image. Stay away from these stores. They’re all low-​rent and the parent company is clearly uninterested in making them any better.