Grocery Stores near Dorothy, NJ

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  1. 3600 E Landis Ave, Vineland NJ 08360

    3.5 Good 173 reviews

    “This location carries a large variety of items I can't find at any other store. This location is out of my way, but always worth it. Very organized & clean.”

  2. 5391 Harding Hwy, Mays Landing NJ 08330

    3.9 Good 34 reviews

    “Staff was super friendly and helpful,would like to.remind everyone that when anyone is speaking to another adult to keep in mind not always what you say as much as how you say it...pesponse will reflect alot based off of that.”

  3. 1502 S Central Ave, Minotola NJ 08341

    4 Good 22 reviews

    “I've been going here for years and always had a good experience! I get their breakfast burritos at least a few times a month and the food is always good. Not to mention the people are really nice and friendly. I 've reccomended them before and will continue to do so. Thank you!”

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  5. 110 Wheat Rd, Buena NJ 08310

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “My favorite store! Clean and well-stocked, with friendly, helpful staff. I miss our DG in Egg Harbor City, ever since the fire. Can't wait for it to re-open.”

  6. 1437 NJ-50, Woodbine NJ 08270

    2.8 Average 15 reviews

    “The employee are very accommodating but the online question and answer date they need a of improvement on that part my owe opinion the employees work very hard for what little money that they get.”

  7. 103 Southwest Blvd, Landisville NJ 08326

    1.3 Poor 21 reviews

    “A 5 minute walk to enjoy one of the best authentic Mexican quesadillas & tacos (al pastor) in the area including Vineland. They have other items on their menu. Very clean.”

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