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  1. Riverdale Deli & Food Store - 41 Hamburg Turnpike

    41 Hamburg Turnpike, Riverdale NJ 07457

    4.5 Superb 25 reviews

    “First time here and very impressed, one person behind the counter, working his butt off to get to everyone and did an amazing job, sandwich ? was exactly the way I wanted it. Costumer service was great and I was in and out in minutes. Great job, keep it up ??”

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  2. BJ's Wholesale Club - 110 NJ-23

    110 NJ-23, Riverdale NJ 07457

    3.2 Average 176 reviews

    “I usually place pick up orders and until recently they were always completely accurate. When I called to get my items that were missing they just refunded me and I had to place a new large order to get a new pickup order rather than just getting my items that they missed. That was a little annoying because it was extremely inconvenient and costing me even more money. Otherwise I've always had good experiences here with pickups”

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  3. BJ's Tire Center - 110 NJ-23

    110 NJ-23, Riverdale NJ 07457

    3.2 Average 56 reviews

    “The guys who work at this location are professional and friendly. Special thanks to Eric for assisting me with a flat tire issue. Eric I appreciate your professionalism and courtesy. And your patience.”

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  5. BJ's Bakery - 100 NJ-23 Suite 20

    100 NJ-23 Suite 20, Riverdale NJ 07457

    2.9 Average 69 reviews

    “OMG now I'm a big Costco fan but I decided to get a BJ's membership and I'm glad I did. Number one it cost less for membership by an average of $30-50. And now I can get the same brands there as well. Plus I like the different portions too in additional to bulk purchases I can get a dinner for one or two. They have great clothing too and it has expanded now which I was hoping for. Also get your rotisserie chicken for $4.99 too that's right! It's delicious too. I also save money for gas at their pump unlike Costco. They are a lot nicer and the lanes are clean and constantly picked up after. I have to look for an hour to find one item in Costco because it is so unorganized. They do not give you grief if you do not have your card out when you come in and you just have to show your receipt when you leave. They have Dunkin' Donuts too in addition to a huge bakery. I like that they are carrying designer brand clothing and shoes that are not excessively expensive. You also have an easier time when you order online and pick up is sooo easy. They have plenty of ha di apples parking right in front of the store so no long walks with wheelchairs or walkers. In average I am saving &40-70 each time I shop. Nice to have another quality wholesale club to compete with Costco!”

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  6. Target Grocery - 94 NJ-23

    94 NJ-23, Riverdale NJ 07457

    2.5 Average 23 reviews

    “I have never had a problem where with customer service or support. Any associate I interact with is always ready and willing to help me .. with a smile! I don't see this in a lot of retail stores today as people don't seem to want to work or do their job anymore and good customer service seems to be a lost art. But I find the associates here to be very helpful and they make me feel like a valued customer. Most recently, the gentlemen in the Tech department assisted me professionally and courteously.”

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