Grocery Stores in Lumberton, NJ

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  1. 1599 NJ-38 Suit D, Lumberton NJ 08048

    4.7 Superb 12 reviews

    “They make food to order and it’s the best in the area, not to mention the market is great with a big variety at a fair price. They also have some great fresh produce. It’s a family run market and they are very personable. My family and I love this place.”

  2. 774 Eayrestown Rd #609, Lumberton NJ 08048

    4.4 Superb 29 reviews

    “this place is the best corner store ever. they always remember me everytime i come in and have my cigs ready for me to buy. they also help me with lottery everytime too with telling me which cards on the role. the best corner store ever!”

  3. 704 Main St, Lumberton NJ 08048

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “Best fries in the area. Seriously old fashioned clean oil and white bagged fries! I will never pass up this spot if I’m in the area. All the best to you!!”

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  5. 1636 NJ-38, Lumberton NJ 08048

    3.9 Good 153 reviews

    “This Aldi location is very good and clean no complaints there and all the workers are always working hard and very nice never had any issues with the store it’s self but I just wish they wouldn’t let people sit in front of the doors begging for money it’s annoying”

  6. 1740 NJ-38, Lumberton NJ 08048

    3.4 Good 295 reviews

    “Still a very clean facility. Oddly, I noticed that the pricing is a lot better than my local story. Maybe there's a special sale going on due to the Holiday weekend. I received assistance from a store associate who was polite, professional and very helpful. Greatest customer service and hospitality.”

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