Trader Joe’s

Media, United States

4.1

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20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 610-891-2752
Website:
www.traderjoes.com
Address:
12 E State St, Media, PA, 19063
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
260 ftJackson Street
300 ftMonroe Street
710 ftOlive Street
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Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

Today

Today 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Media) 12:53 PM Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am – 9:00 pm

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20 reviews of Trader Joe’s

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Place rating: 5
Alamo, CA
Love this place, a lot packed into a small store. Great customer service, lines that move fast and great prices.
Place rating: 5
Delaware, PA
Staff is obviously well trained. Always, friendly and welcoming. They are great at small talk at the register and offer wonderful suggestions.
I love their African Smoke spice and Tuscan pain bread.
Place rating: 2
Wallingford, PA
Bottom of the barrel meats and low quality items with «vintage» packaging to give you the false hope of a homemade, old time country store experience. The only positive is that you can find some off beat ingredients for certain ethnic foods. Outside of that, I would rather shop elsewhere… particularly for any meat.
Place rating: 3
Memphis, TN
Love shopping at Trader Joe’s, but this location is just way too small and limited in its products. If you’re trying to find ingredients from everything on your list, it probably won’t happen and you’ll most likely end up having to go to another grocery store. However, if you know exactly what you’re looking for from a TJ’s, then this would probably be a good place to grab and go! They have 3 aisles — produce, frozen section, and dairy + dry goods. This TJ’s suffices for the basics, so don’t expect anything too fancy and grand.
Place rating: 3
Broomall, PA
Trader Joe’s is known for selling healthy food at a reasonable price, as well as its fun snack foods. It’s also known for being crammed into a space way too small for the amount of customers they get. The Media location is no exception on either count.
Unless you go midday during the week, this place is guaranteed to be a zoo. Part of the problem is that they’ve chosen to only offer full-​size shopping carts, which really congest the aisles. Why not swap these out for those smaller, two-​tier carts?
On the upside, the staff are usually pleasant, and there is dedicated parking across the street.
Place rating: 4
Media, PA
Love it here.
Great staff and everything you need for a party or cocktail hour at home.
Frozen hors d’ouvres, Cheeses like Chevre, Cheddar and Stilton, Crackers, Fresh OJ, Pomegranate seeds to garnish.
WONDERFUL.
Place rating: 1
Media, PA
I’m updating my review because in 6 months’ time, I had almond butter and also organic walnuts recalled for salmonella contamination.
When I returned the walnuts, the employee said to me, «There’s no salmonella. We’re just being extra careful.»
Really, corporations love giving back money for no reason, don’t they? It’s bad enough that they sold products that could potentially make people sick or die, but to be cavalier about it?
The next time I was in the store, they had posted signs for another recall, a product that was sold as soy free but still contained soy.
A couple weeks after that? A recall on sausage that contained plastic.
I don’t think super duper careful includes recall after recall after recall. I don’t think it includes salmonella.
Place rating: 4
Philadelphia, PA
I love this supermarket they have all of my good and health foods, fresh veggies and i’m alway there shopping
Place rating: 5
San Rafael, CA
Love Trader Joe’s. For those unfamiliar, it’s like a reasonably priced Whole Foods (we call it Whole Paycheck). Lots of organic fruits and vegetables, a good selection of Gluten-​Free products, and their store brand items are excellent quality. Fresh flowers at a reasonable price are a bonus.
This location is in an old armory building. It’s brick on the outside and still retains a lot of its original charm inside. Compared to other Trader Joe’s, it’s a bit smaller with less selection. But any Trader Joe’s is better than no Trader Joe’s. And this one has ample parking which is a huge bonus.
Place rating: 5
Media, PA
Love Trader Joes! This place has become indispensable to the Media community. Almost everything in just one place. The staff is friendly and helpful; they ordered a case of organic coconut oil for me as a special request. Can’t imagine life without this store. Please come in and visit the Media Trader Joe’s, located in the heart of historic Media, PA.
Place rating: 5
Wallingford, PA
This place is the best!!! They have reasonable prices, quality items, and the staff is always so friendly .They are the epitome of customer service!!! If you need something they will find it for you, they will call you when an item comes in, ect. They do such a great job. Trader Joes should go to Giant and Acme and train their employees and management on the proper way to run a store. They could double their prices and i would still shop there because the place is run so well!!! And i am NOT a granola cruncher, i am a hairstylist that enjoys having top quality organic foods!
Place rating: 4
Crum Lynne, PA
This Trader Joe’s has a private parking lot, which is a win when it comes to the area that it’s located in. It’s also relatively large, in comparison to other locations that I’ve frequented. Those are really the only two special things about this spot… everything else is pretty typical and what you’d expect to find in a Trader Joe’s.
Place rating: 5
West Chester, PA
Who doesn’t like Trader Joe’s? It’s a friendly, small grocery store that offers a lot of organic and preservative-​free food for a reasonable price.
Make sure to buy the FAIR TRADE sugar, coffee, and chocolate.
Place rating: 5
West Berlin, NJ
What an amazing place! Great location and great detail celebrating things local to the store, like the theatre. The service was great (as per the usual Trader Joe’s experience regardless of location) and the selection equally as incredible as other locations.
The cashier was incredibly personable!
Place rating: 4
Philadelphia, PA
If you’re not familiar with Trader Joe’s, I like to think of it as the reasonably priced version of Whole Foods. You can get organic items for a very reasonable price. Many of the store brand products are comparable to and sometimes better than brand named products. For example, Trader Joe’s fruit bars taste ten times better than Nutri-​Grain bars.
The store itself is small. The best times to go are later in the evening during the week, or early on a weekend. The parking lot is very small and can only hold about 20 – 30 cars, if that. The staff are usually very friendly and helpful. At times when I couldn’t find an item, they stopped what they were doing and walked with me to find it together. I thought that was great customer service.
Place rating: 5
Providence, RI
I really like this location. It’s right across the street from the church where I sing so I’m able to come here pretty regularly. It’s not a huge store, but they sure do pack it with stuff. The staff here is great; always helpful. Plus they have samples. Who doesn’t love free food? And I’m pretty sure I’ve paid less for things here than I did at another Trader Joes location. Definitely a winner in my book.
Place rating: 3
Brooklyn, NY
Ehhhh, idk about this Trader Joe’s. Seems smaller then normal and limited items. But honestly, in being fair, I can’t compare it to the downtown Brooklyn location (which is the only other location I have been to) or anything in nyc for that matter.
Guess I’ll try the Chestnut st. location when I’m in the mood to deal with parking. Oh, parking sucks at this location too! It’s small metered parking so go after 5 (I think that’s when they stop). I went after 7 so I didn’t pay.
Friendly cashiers and they had Brie cheese (1 of my favs) and cracker testers.
Place rating: 4
Swarthmore, PA
Great store with lots of choices. They have redone it in recent years. It is located in the old Armory building but they have managed to put a retail venue in this old building. They have expanded the cheese choice and the bakery choices has improved. The vegetables and fruits are often fresh and reasonable priced. From the frozen foods, I especially like the pork gyoza — great last minute meal ready quickly for hungry folks.
Parking is always a challenge here. Media always has parking issues and when a driver competes with patrons of the popular restaurant across the parking lot cart way, you have to be prepared to get frustrated, wait, or walk a bit with your purchases.
Come during hours when the restaurant is closed and you will have a much better shopping experience.
There is a lonnnnnnnng ramp for wheelchair users. Those who are physically fit will be able to manage the incline without assistance. Others may need help traversing the ramp.
Place rating: 5
Aston, PA
This is my favorite Trader Joes in the area. Maybe it’s because it’s in the middle of downtown Media, but it just seems more comfortable and homey than some of the other Trader Joes I’ve been to. It can be hard to find parking but a spot usually opens up for me.
Place rating: 4
Hopewell Junction, NY
I thought the prices were okay, the selection was really good.
Where’s the wine tho???