Grocery Stores in Butler, NJ

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  1. 228 Main St, Butler NJ 07405

    4.7 Superb 9 reviews

    “Great Latin meat selection, fresh breads and rolls, a good variety of produce with things you wouldn't find in a big chain. (Tomatillos, Nopales, Longaniza, Cecina). Choose produce wisely though, as they tend to sit on the shelf a bit longer than they should. Stopped by tonight for some peppers and longaniza to make dinner. No issues, I've been here a few times already.”

  2. 6 Main St, Butler NJ 07405

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “The lady was very kind ? I went to deliver some weight loss products. Thank you very much for your purchase and I hope it is helping you improve your health. Energybolizer the best Natural product”

  3. 1284 NJ-23, Butler NJ 07405

    3.9 Good 17 reviews

    “The cashier was very sweet and nice. Found everything I needed at a great price. Would recommend this place to anyone who happens to be in the area. May frequent the place more often even though I live 40 minutes away.”

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  5. 1388 NJ-23, Butler NJ 07405

    3.9 Good 101 reviews

    “This is the best small business organic market. The inventory is always top of the line and the produce always fresh. I can't live without their juice bar. Th staff is very friendly & knowledgeable. Everyone should come here and support.”

  6. 1435 NJ-23, Butler NJ 07405

    2.9 Average 78 reviews

    “the gas attendant mike is amazing!!!. i've been coming to this location for years and he is always working so hard and he is so friendly every time. he makes the whole process as quick as possible. great worker thank u mike!”

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