The Stop & Shop Pharmacy Department is extraordinary and awesome. They are beyond compare with a majority of other pharmacies in the area. The prices are reasonable. The biggest difference that I noticed right away, is that Stop & Shop always has all of my family's and my medications in stock and never expired. They will council and comfort you if necessary. Each employee and the pharmacists (especially Phil) do not rush you and will make sure you completely understand how to use your prescriptions safely and efficiently. Thank you Pharmacy!

The amount of mouthy & rude store staff is overwhelming. Passing the buck is popular at this store as well. The registers run in two speeds... "reverse & stop". The week after New Years, It took me 28 minutes to get through a cashier assisted lane. I only had 5 items. The delay was caused by the lazy training of cashiers.

Don't forget the intense text message conversation that this cashier intensely focused on during her 2 hours running the lane.

The prevalence of mismarked products is extraordinary. Plus the return rules have been modified.

The plain clothes security team makes customers uncomfortable with their big black and beady eyes. An example of the simple & dumb mistakes is what follows: They are always following the wrong people. I witnessed 4 plain clothes Stop & Shop security staff directly cause a loud scene while having no regard to the little 5 year old boy holding hands with his father and started to cry profusely which included curdling screams and hyperventilating. laying the foundation for PTSD to surface 20 years later in this kid.

The simple mistake that I witnessed was that the Pop-Tarts Pastries (which the man's son pulled out of the bag quickly to eat while waiting). The register receipt clearly stated KELLOGS PT. The PT means Pop-Tarts.

Obviously the intelligence level of these skinny want to be police is never going to get better. It wasn't until the uniformed Clifton officers intervened 30 minutes later that it was determined that the Pop Tarts were not stolen. Except for the pharmacy department, this store is beginning to look like Wal-Mart in Kearny NJ.