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Grocery Stores in Lyndhurst, NJ

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  1. ShopRite of Lyndhurst - 540 New York Ave

    540 New York Ave, Lyndhurst NJ 07071

    3.8 Good 250 reviews

    “I like to give high praise to Talia an associate at the Shoprite in Lyndhurst, NJ. As she saw me having difficulty with the self checkout she was most courteous and efficient in guiding. She made me feel like an important customer and that type of service is rare and very few individuals possess that talent. On your next trip to the store and you are challenged in anyway, look for Talia. She is fabulous!”

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  2. GreenMart - 218 Stuyvesant Ave

    218 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst NJ 07071

    3.8 Good 5 reviews

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  3. Hanahreum Group - 300 Chubb Avenue

    300 Chubb Avenue, Lyndhurst NJ 07071

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

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  5. Stop & Shop - 425 Lewandowski Street

    425 Lewandowski Street, Lyndhurst NJ 07071

    3.7 Good 168 reviews

    “Dear jeffy Paul, Let me tell you something lol. I came across your post and found it interesting how you are bashing them from the employees to the prices. If the prices are high i think it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to say hey let me not shop there cause clearly the food stamps aren’t covering what you need to buy lol. I have had a positive experience with the times i’ve been there. Calling them special made me laugh a little cause at least they are smart enough to know that if it’s expensive not to shop there unlike you lol pal. I also haven’t seen you review a gym so maybe that should be the next one just some tips you know. Overall don’t listen to this guy i had only positive experiences there and always friendly towards me it can also be because i treat them like humans not some servants like mr jeffy is treating them.”

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  6. ShopRite Pharmacy of Lyndhurst - 540 New York Avenue

    540 New York Avenue, Lyndhurst NJ 07071

    2.4 Poor 38 reviews

    “This ShopRite is my go-to spot in Lyndhurst. It's in a shopping plaza next to a pet supply store, HomeGoods, liquor store, and some other storefronts, so there's plenty of parking and you don't have to worry about finding a parking spot. It's consistently decently stocked, well organized, and I've never had an issue finding what I need. Sometimes it's hit or miss depending on what time of day or day of the week you go, but overall I've never been disappointed and for the most part have been able to get what I'm looking for in one run. A tried and true grocery spot with a wide selection, but long waits to get checked out unless you're going in serious off hours.”

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