VILLAGER FARMERS MARKET

Sanjay Gupta 2 months ago

I've been coming here for the last 9–10 years. Back then it was called Delight, and now it's Farmers Market. I just realized I've never reviewed this place. That's the funny thing—you always end up ignoring or forgetting to review your local stores! 😂 Let me say this upfront: if you're in the Parsippany area, this is one of the best grocery stores around. Whether you need fresh fruits and vegetables, bread, dairy products, spices, kitchen essentials, snacks, frozen food, ice cream, soda, or Indian groceries like pulses and rice—they have almost everything under one roof. The prices are reasonable too. They also have a small chaat counter where you can grab pani puri, samosas, and a few other popular chaat items. It's one of the biggest Indian grocery stores in the county, with a huge selection of products. The staff is friendly and helpful. Yash and Manju have always been nice and are happy to help if you have questions about any product. The only downside is something I've noticed in many grocery stores—I occasionally find products that are past their expiration date. So it's always a good idea to check the expiry date before buying. Overall, this has been my go-to grocery

Sabyasachi Panda 3 months ago

My experience with Delight Bazar Parsippany’s mangoes was very disappointing. I bought a box of Kesar mangoes, and three of them were already rotten. It’s frustrating to pay for premium fruit and end up with spoiled produce. My suggestion to the management is simple: please don’t include rotten fruit in customers’ boxes just to make a few extra dollars. Prioritizing quality and customer trust will go much further than short-term profit. It didn’t deserve a single * but Google doesn’t allow without that. Feeling frustrated😟

Radhika Isola 7 months ago

Going to this store almost every week for 4 years now. In my observation, I noticed expired items are everywhere in every isle. Dates had fungus several times. When pointed they said they will remove them but after a week they were still there. Several frozen items are rock solid and no expiry dates on them. Fresh vegetables prices change at checkout often. When asked they make it a big deal holding the line. Some checkout ladies (who are working there for couple of years) never smile or greet and look at you like a criminal when you point something is wrong. Also for some reason they pay more attention to what’s going on in the next checkout isle than focusing on theirs. Milk bought here spoils before expiry date. The only reason for us to visit this store is proximity and opening hours. I certainly hope the owners check the items periodically, remove expired items and deliver good customer service.

M K a year ago

As many others have reviewed - be very careful with the expiry dates. On the right of the attached picture you can see a coriander powder packet of Feb’2025 which was still on sale on the shelf in August’2025. And then on the left, you can see another packet with a paper sticker with an expiry of Feb’2026. This was probably stuck to hide the Feb’2025 date of unsold packets, so next time you see a paper sticker just beware that you might be buying an expired food item!

Shanmugavel SRD 2 years ago

Humongous Indian store in Parsippany Troy Hills area. Vegetables and fruits are fresh depending on when you visit. Varieties of Indian snacks to choose from. Well stocked with rice, wheat flour. Seeraga samba rice is missing though. There is a counter for sugar cane juice. Not much wait time in billing counters, friendly staffs and great service. Plenty of parking available.