Kings Food Markets

michael montes

Just got into an argument with a cashier by the name of Jackie. Most unprofessional and completely unexpected experience I have ever encountered at a grocery store. I went in for lunch and left with high blood pressure. At check out, she had mentioned that I had mixed salad bar items in my container. To which I told her I didn't know they were different things(codes) but I only saw one area for salad bar containers. It would appear she took that as an attack and proceeded to berate me and tell me how I'm not understanding how this works. I kept trying to tell her I only saw one set of containers for salad bar items. She kept telling me I needed to get a different container for different items. I responded ok but I only saw the one container. Thus, there we went back and forth for a few minutes. Finally she tells me, everyone else knkws youre wrong. After a few co workers told her to stop, and another one told her it didn't matter because it's the same price I had to ask for my change as she already had my money and didn't give me my change. Won't ever be going back to that place again.

shari gould

I shop at kings in Morristown several days a week . I limit what I buy because of the cost of their items . Just to shop their I pay 50 cents and up per item more than Shoprite or Walmart . Their hot salad bar is 1 dollar more per ounce . It is very good but can add up to like 9-15 dolllars just for 1 meal. Their chicken soup hot bar is delicious sometimes it has too many spices in it but usually very good . I wish Kings would have lower prices or much more items on sale . I like the size of store , it is easy to find items . No one even if they have money wants to be overcharged for items when they shop. Also note they collect donations but be aware of where the money is going and how much is actually going to the cause. All charities are listed on Charity Navigator and money is split for advertising , administration and program . So if you give 1 dollar , 15 cents goes to administrators , 10 cents goes for fundraising and 75 cents goes to cause . Most funds only get 75 percent for the actual cause . A business is sponsoring because they get tax deductions, own financial gain and advertising their products they sell brings in more customers to shop So they make more money for store. If you give non monitory goods to donate to a charity rather than money it goes 100 percent to the cause . Once you hand over money it is different story . If every customer gave only 10 cents it adds up quickly to a lot of money . A donor should always get a Thank you note too . It is always good to give from your heart but always check where Money is going . Every penny needs to be accounted for so Donor Beware !

David Vanness

Cashier was extraordinarily rude.

Dave Rossman

Great selection of fresh products (deli, produce, cheese, etc) and a liquor store too.