Grocery Stores in Princeton, NJ

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  1. 3528 Brunswick Pike, Princeton NJ 08540

    4.6 Superb 373 reviews

    “I love that they do samples and have found many unexpected items this way. That plus the incredible staff keeps me coming back. I just try to visit mainly during the week due to crowds”

  2. 50 Leigh Ave, Princeton NJ 08542

    4.6 Superb 26 reviews

    “This is a great neighborhood grocer! I am here almost every day, it helps me fill out my kitchen economically without having to leave me neighborhood. Their avocados are delicious and they always have cilantro. Love it!”

  3. 240 Nassau Park Boulevard, Princeton NJ 08540

    4.2 Good 311 reviews

    “Wegmans is great. I do a lot of shopping for food as well as beer and liquor. They have a pretty good whiskey selection and quite the number of finds in the liquor case near the front. The liquor manager Alyssa is amazing and always very helpful!”

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  5. 360 Nassau St, Princeton NJ 08540

    4.2 Good 159 reviews

    “I really enjoy shopping here! They have a good variety of fruits and vegetables and items that I can't find at a more conventional grocery stores like plastic free bar soaps and conditioners..I also bought a few beautiful tomato plants for replanting..I was able to get uncommon varieties that I've never on sale at the large box garden centers”

  6. 150 Witherspoon St, Princeton NJ 08542

    4.2 Good 11 reviews

  7. 59 State Rd, Princeton NJ 08540

    3.6 Good 23 reviews

    “Best deli sandwich’s they have the early morning hot fresh breakfast sandwich with hot coffee love it to go every time. Thank you speedy mart to serve local need.”

  8. 301 N Harrison St, Princeton NJ 08540

    4 Good 155 reviews

    “I want to call attention to the really wonderful customer service at McCaffrey’s in Princeton that I experienced last week. I was shopping with my friend and her seven-year-old and as it was not crowded, we opted to take this time to show her how to use the self checkout. An employee named Emmanuel noticed what we were doing, and when they were duplicates, he came right over to check to make sure that it was because we were buying two of the product. He took the time to give the seven-year-old tips on how to scan without causing a duplicate and said there was a secret code that the employees use. Emmanuel played this up and when she asked for the secret code, he gave her the PLU number for the produce so she could enter it. He not only was kind of courteous, but what above and beyond to teach her in an age-appropriate way, and it made her feel so grown up and involved in the process. I will definitely be taking any kids in my care to this location in the future!”

  9. 3495 US-1, Princeton NJ 08540

    3.7 Good 290 reviews

    “I must say that Whole Foods in general is a great place to go shopping! The prices are a bit on the high side, but to me that has always been their reputation. The quality of the food supports the higher prices in my opinion. I however mainly go there for their hot bar offerings. The food on the hot bar is great! The only downside is that the food options don't change much. Its the same menu every time I go. Its not a bad thing, but some different menu options would be great! The produce is good, but I don't see it being much different in quality than their competition such as Wegmans. All in all, its a good place to get some foods such as fresh cut meats, fish, and poultry. However, I wouldn't go here to get an entire grocery order such as trash bags, non edibles, etc!”

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