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Supermarkets in Hackettstown, NJ

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  1. Nature's Food Markets - 7 Naughright Rd

    7 Naughright Rd, Hackettstown NJ 07840

    4.6 Superb 106 reviews

    “The quality of the items available for sale is great, there are a great variety of items available for sale, but almost everything in the market is very expensive.”

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  2. Speedy Mart food Stores - 915 County Rd 517

    915 County Rd 517, Hackettstown NJ 07840

    4.5 Superb 8 reviews

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  3. ALDI - 215 Mountain Ave

    215 Mountain Ave, Hackettstown NJ 07840

    3.7 Good 37 reviews

    “Shopping at Aldi's is good for buying certain items. The produce section is unlike the traditional produce sections; similar to those found in Shop-Rite and Weis. The aisles are two cart wide. Their frozen food section offers an array of products from pizza to heat-n-eat meals to high end edibles. The charcuterie board type foods : olives, cheeses, pepperoni, etc, located up against the back wall offers a nice selection. Aldi's is NOT your typical food store; but they do serve a purpose and fill a need for shoppers who hate large crowds and long lines; like the ones at Shop-Rite. Anyway, Happy Shopping, Dr. Nick”

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  5. Weis Markets - 2045 NJ-57

    2045 NJ-57, Hackettstown NJ 07840

    3.8 Good 152 reviews

    “It's hard to share everything about a supermarket. But the fresh foods are delicious. And this chocolate milk beats the brakes off of anything else I've bought. Weis in mansfield is fantastic from products, to staff, to prices.”

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