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  1. MacMillan's Your Independent Grocer Hampton - 454 Main Street Unit 15

    454 Main Street Unit 15, Hampton NB E5N 6C1

    4.3 Superb 66 reviews

    “Great service, I asked where an item was rather then just saying it's in aisle whatever , the lady brought me right to the the item and told me if have trouble looking for anything else to ask her ....very well done and always feel welcome and all staff are approachable.”

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  2. Sobeys Rothesay - 140A Hampton Rd

    140A Hampton Rd, Rothesay NB E2E 2R1

    4.2 Good 63 reviews

    “Large grocery store. Huge parking lot with extra large parking spaces. Fast lines. Well stocked pharmacy. I really liked the large area of fruits and vegetables.”

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  3. Foodland - Quispamsis - 1 Market St

    1 Market St, Quispamsis NB E2E 4B1

    4.1 Good 37 reviews

    “Quick in and out times, not as busy as the bigger stores, sell most major items and brands. It doesn't have as many selections and specialility items compared to newer bigger stores.”

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  5. Norton One Stop - 19 NB-124

    19 NB-124, Norton NB E5T 4Z1

    3 Average 9 reviews

    “Still have the same hoodie I bought from Norton one stop 10 years ago on my dirt bike one cold rainy night. Big shout out from British Columbia where I now live!!”

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  6. Atlantic Superstore Campbell Road - 115 Campbell Drive Unit B

    115 Campbell Drive Unit B, Rothesay NB E2E 6E4

    3.6 Good 77 reviews

    “Superstore and loblaw in general have the most expensive grocery prices out of all grocery stores. Nothing against the company or people but Sobeys and Walmart are considerably cheaper on most of the same items.”

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