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  1. Grocery Square - 845 1st St

    845 1st St, Secaucus NJ 07094

    4.3 Superb 71 reviews

    “The grocery store has improved big time in the last couple of months. The items are fresh and reasonably priced. You get a wide selection of dessert items that can keep you cool during the summer. The live snack counter serves some great tiffin foods like panipuris and patties. Importantly, the parking lot provides ample space and the store itself is huge. So, you will never feel claustrophobic like at an average Patel Brothers which reminds me of Indian mandi's.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 400 Park Place

    400 Park Place, Secaucus NJ 07094

    3.7 Good 405 reviews

    “Today's experience at Walmart Secacus had my blood pressure high, and it has nothing to do with the workers or the the uptake of the store which is always pristine and professional must I add. This review is more for Walmart managers and management as they must Crack down on a problematic issue with their store toy collectable because I purchased a $46 Transformers and drove home only to find that it was swapped out for a much older Transformer. Forcing me to drive back and get my refund. The manager was understandable and took notice I returned not even a half hour back and she granted me my refund. I also seen on numerous times that action figures (like GI Joe are) in the box that clearly depicts a different figure that is not the same. Now I know that some people may not see this as a big issue but for hard working people like myself $46 is a lot of money. This also contributes to shrinkage for Walmart. This review should prompt Walmart to take a closer look at this issue and make sure its not an inside job. Let's put an end to this for hard working toy collectors.”

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  3. Walmart Photo Center - 400 Park Pl

    400 Park Pl, Secaucus NJ 07094

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “Provides good photo quality and quick service. Ordering online is easy, and pickup is convenient. The print colors are slightly dimmer than expected but still look nice. Materials feel durable. The whole process is smooth and hassle-free. Photo Center located far away from main entrance in a electronics section. Sometimes you might not see anyone there right away - just look around for a consultant in this section. They will assist you or call the right person to help.”

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  5. Sam's Club Tire & Battery - 300 Park Plaza Drive

    300 Park Plaza Drive, Secaucus NJ 07094

    3.3 Good 99 reviews

    “The young men here did a great job informing me of what I’d need to do to get my tires done. My tires were not coming off with the torque Sam’s allows them to use so I had to reschedule and go to a mechanic to help me out. When I returned, no issues. Took care of my car right away and had a more experienced guy work on my vehicle. I’m pleased.”

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