588 Lawrence Square Blvd S, Lawrence NJ 08648
“Great place to stop for a quick snack or item- almost as if it’s in the name! Prices are inexpensive- equal to or more often less than larger chain convenience stores. Store owner is kind and the service is quick, especially because it conveniently doesn’t get very crowded. Would recommend.”
2936 Brunswick Pike, Lawrence NJ 08648
“Bugs, and uncooked chicken sandwich, bathroom needs to be kept clean, toilet seat covers are need. Manager does a great job. Employees should get a raise every 3 months. Thank you.”
358 Main Street, Cedarville NJ 08311
“Very kind and helpful there prices are high but that's for convenience and its a small town so that's understandable. They'd never stay in business with the dollar general nearby. Good breakfast sandwiches, too. And fresh bananas.”
1900 Brunswick Avenue, Lawrence NJ 08648
“Had a wonderful experience here recently getting the whole family vaccinated for the winter. The nurse practitioner was wonderful with our small children, helped us all feel at ease. We were seen within minutes of our appointment time and done in no time.”
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