Convenience Stores in Mantua, NJ

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  1. 495 Bridgeton Pike, Mantua NJ 08051

    4.6 Superb 25 reviews

    “To the young man with the strawberry blond curly hair who made my heritage size Italian hoagie around 3:15pm on 12/07/24….. you are a sandwich wizard!!! That was literally the best Heritage’s hoagie I’ve ever had in the 20 years I’ve been a patron. Idk what you did to make it so good but you have a gift. The only other person who has ever made me a sandwich that good was my own mother!”

  2. 300 Parkville Station Rd, Mantua NJ 08051

    3.4 Good 11 reviews

    “After many years of running this store, retirement was a big decision for me. I’m very happy to say that the i pass to my nephew have taken great care of the business and the customers. They are hardworking, respectful, and truly care about the community. The store is in good hands, and I’m confident customers will continue to receive excellent service. I appreciate everyone’s support over the years and hope you continue supporting the new management.”??”

  3. 400 Bridgeton Pike, Mantua NJ 08051

    2.7 Average 83 reviews

    “The service was shockingly fast and I was greeted on my way in which had never happened before at any Wawa. I ordered an online pickup and i thought it would be a while. It was done before i got there , and was fresh and delicious. I seriously underestimated this Wawa and their service i’ll definitely return”

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  5. 180 Bridgeton Pike, Mantua NJ 08051

    2.8 Average 114 reviews

    “I had the best experience with Ewa, who works in the pharmacy. My specific medication has been on back order at numerous pharmacies for two weeks. I am currently running out and will be away when I officially run out. I would not have been able to access the medication until I return (if it is in stock). Ewa advocated for the rx transfer I was requesting and made sure it was filled as soon as possible. Just as I had almost given up on accessing the medication, she really prioritized my needs and came through. I can’t thank her enough!”

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