Black Forest Acres Ii - Hightstown

I have lived many years near bfa ii and have visited several times. I have always found the personal, extremely angry and difficult to be. Moreover, the prices are exceptionally high (30-40% higher than normal retail prices that they would pay in larger, friendly shops). I have made my last visit in the load today and will not be back. the owner was at the bank today and during the review I asked if she had a vegan jerk. she went on to talk to me in the length of why vegan is wrong and that it is unnatural. she asked about my ethnic background and told me that because of my family history, I should eat a lot of meat and kartoffel and starchy food. I told her that the men in my family have been dying in their 40s and 50s for generations because this type of diet, which is why I practice veganism. she told me that the REAL problem with meat as it is prepared and tells me in graphic detail how animals are slaughtered in their homeland in Europe by using electrocution, which is a more humane choice after it. it was a pleasant, insulting and disgusting experience. if they want me to pay $10 for a glass of their vegan naise, they should be nice to me and respect my food choices. I will never be back again and I encourage all other local vegans/vegetarians to boycott. I will also become one of the comments of the other reviewer: most of their food in the freezer section is over the use until the date. I asked them before and they justify it because it is frozen. for the prices they charge, should eat fresh!

I was only in this business looking for a few products I like and that I recommend to customers (as private nutritionists). When I asked the owner whether she was wearing any of the products, she said that they did not beam me and then continue and I was about the ingredients of the mentioned products for 20 minutes. it was rude, unrespectful and not even correct in its affirmations. I tried to give her business and she brought me to the point where I just got out. I've never been treated so terrible, let alone someone in the retail trade! I wouldn't get back into this loading if it was the last place to sell water when the earth comes to an end.

Here are a few things. the owner of this load is very knowledgeable. the problem is that it has not improved or offered in the course of the years. I feel it has some good things to load over. I have never seen flying in the load or bad products. that's a lie. regarding the selection, it is decent, but it has to be added more to this business. the load should be better for promotions and have more vegan products.

Let them tell me that this place was right at my old work, so I went here when I had to, only. They had tempeh sandwiches, but they never made them vegan. they have always put mayo in them. that was the only veg sandwich they had, others were meat-based. the products were never fresh, there were literally flying in the production section. the other perishables were always past date (tofu, tempeh, etc.) and the others were very overpriced. the personal was not nice either. they scream here, the two older ladies who at least lead the load. when they think about HF shops, they think about a happy place in which rule. this is not the case with bfaii. I wouldn't suggest coming here under any circumstances. they have plenty of meat here anyway, even in their dry ones.

I used to live near BFA II for many years and have visited several times. I have consistently found the staff to be very rude and challenging. Moreover, the prices are extremely high (30-40% higher than what you would pay at larger, friendlier stores). During my most recent visit today, I encountered the owner at the checkout. When I inquired about a vegan option, she proceeded to lecture me on the faults of veganism and how it is unnatural. She also questioned my ethnicity, suggesting that I should eat meat and hearty foods according to my family background. I explained to her that my family has a history of early deaths due to a meat-heavy diet, which is why I choose to be vegan. She then proceeded to describe in detail the inhumane methods of animal slaughter in Europe, indicating that electrocution was a more humane option. It was a rude, offensive, and revolting experience. If you expect me to pay $10 for a glass of your vegan spread, at least show me some respect for my dietary choices. I will not be returning and urge other local vegans/vegetarians to boycott this establishment. Additionally, I echo the sentiment of another reviewer regarding expired foods in the freezer section. When I questioned this, the staff justified it by saying it was frozen, but for the prices they charge, the food should be fresh!