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  1. Urban Market of Hoboken - 1425 Washington St

    1425 Washington St, Hoboken NJ 07030

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “I love this little store, always stocked with clean organic items. Addele was helpful, kind, patient and assisted with bagging my groceries and helping me out with a cart when I had a lot of heavy items.”

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  2. BB Gourmet - 828 Washington Street

    828 Washington Street, Hoboken NJ 07030

    3.1 Average 17 reviews

    “the place is OK, i mean you pay for proximity and covenience and i dont mind that, but i didnt like that the prices were not visible for all products as i needed to buy something but also didnt have cash and needed to get to the 10$ card threshold. Ended up buying a really nasty nut mix which was 'expiring in 2023' but i guess that was a joke. Other than that, they do have an OK range of products.”

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  3. Kings Food Markets - 1212 Shipyard Ln

    1212 Shipyard Ln, Hoboken NJ 07030

    3.1 Average 108 reviews

    “I came into the store today in need of some assistance and Donna was an absolute angel! She escorted me to where I needed to go, and was extra accommodating of me. I’m injured, and she made sure other people were aware of me and made a path. It’s often a challenge getting around on crutches, and she made it seamless and enjoyable, always with a smile! Thank you Donna!”

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