About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a ShopRite delivery driver noticed something strange in the dairy aisle: milk bottles seemed to be spinning on their own. 'Didn’t I just restock that shelf?' he wondered aloud. Curious, he watched for a few moments until another employee approached and laughed: ‘Must’ve been those kids from next door again,’ she said. ‘They love sneaking into the store after hours.’ The delivery driver shook his head with a smile, glad it wasn’t anything more mysterious than neighborhood pranks.
2. Late one night, a ShopRite cashier swore she saw an old lady disappear into thin air while paying for her groceries. Curious, the next evening the manager stayed late and hid in the checkout aisle with his phone. When another elderly customer paid, he snapped a photo but only caught a blurry image of someone waving goodbye—probably just an old lady saying ‘cheers’ after a long day. Everyone had a good laugh over it until a neighbor joked that maybe ShopRite should start selling invisible groceries too.
3. At closing time, a ShopRite security guard heard a soft giggle coming from the produce section. When he turned around, there was only an empty basket and a mischievous-looking squirrel. Curious, the guard followed the squirrel’s path through the aisles until it led him outside, where the little critter scurried up a tree and vanished. The next morning, everyone in the store saw a note on the manager’s desk: ‘Thanks for the fun, won’t happen again—squirrel.’
4. One day, while restocking the canned goods section, a ShopRite worker found an unusual item deep inside a crate: a small, dusty jar labeled ‘Lucky Noodles.’ No one could remember anyone ever ordering such a thing. As days passed, rumors spread through the store—customers started buying Lucky Noodles in hopes of winning some mysterious prize. Finally, one day, a regular approached the manager with a smile and said, 'I’ve been eating these every week for months now.' The manager looked puzzled until he noticed the label on the jar read: "Best Before: Never."}