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  1. Quick Mart Food Store - 588 Lawrence Square Blvd S

    588 Lawrence Square Blvd S, Lawrence NJ 08648

    4.5 Superb 10 reviews

    “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.”

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  2. Mexico Lindo Mini-Market - 1143 Lawrenceville Rd

    1143 Lawrenceville Rd, Lawrence NJ 08648

    4.2 Good 21 reviews

    “This is the first place I go to that has vegetarian options. The food is BOMB. The horchata wasn’t as good, buuut the food SMACKED lol & that’s coming from someone from Cali”

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  3. Nardelli farm - 288 Co-Op Dr

    288 Co-Op Dr, Cedarville NJ 08311

    3.7 Good 28 reviews

    “Great experience for me the guy in the office were very generous by offering me coffee there's a few street parking I don't know if you can stay overnight but there's no sign that mentioned no parking good luck”

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  5. Lidl - 2497 Brunswick Ave

    2497 Brunswick Ave, Lawrence NJ 08648

    4 Good 122 reviews

    “Good choices of organic salads. Great bakery with fresh croissants, pains au chocolat, pains aux raisins and baguettes better than in a lot of places. The chocolates and ice creams are also very good! It does not hurt that the prices are very competitive...”

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