Convenience Stores in Budd Lake, NJ

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  1. 3 Netcong Rd #1, Budd Lake NJ 07828

    4.6 Superb 16 reviews

    “They are a great group of pleasant people. I looooooooove this store and their amazing deals. I love buying my groceries at their booming prices. 10 out of 10 would recommend.”

  2. 375 US-46 Suite 5, Budd Lake NJ 07828

    4 Good 23 reviews

    “I am happy to have found the store. The fruits and vegetables are fresh, they look good. The store is small but it’s clean they have a lot of options. The prices are extremely reasonable; I found a handful of items cheaper than Walmart. The people working are helpful and very polite. Great service I will definitely be going back often.”

  3. 382 US-46, Budd Lake NJ 07828

    2.4 Poor 8 reviews

    “It’s way better now the mean guy who used to work here doesn’t work here anymore a newer nice guy works there they have a lot more stuff then they did before they have tape pencils hell they even got empty tapes so 5 stars”

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  5. 341 US-46, Budd Lake NJ 07828

    2.7 Average 32 reviews

    “The workers are very friendly, they have very good prices and the best is open 24 hours a week, the hot dogs are very good and the prices are the best. I am very satisfied.”

  6. 255 US-46, Budd Lake NJ 07828

    2.5 Average 109 reviews

    “I transferred my prescriptions to the CVS in Budd Lake, New Jersey after an unfortunate experience at the Ledgewood location, where the door was literally closed in my face for lunch. I have to say, though, my experience at the Budd Lake location was completely different. I was greeted by the sweetest woman in the drive-thru. She was incredibly kind, focused, customer-service driven, and genuinely a delight to interact with. My prescription was handled quickly, efficiently, and professionally, all while still being friendly and welcoming. That kind of customer service makes a difference—especially when you’re not feeling well and just want to get your medication and go home. Thank you to the Budd Lake team for making what could have been a frustrating experience so much better. This is what great customer service looks like!”

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