Grocery Stores in Somers Point, NJ

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  1. 212 New Road, Somers Point NJ 08244

    4.2 Good 188 reviews

    “I was at Target and was going to go over to ShopRite but ShopRite has not been knocking out of the park lately, but we'll leave that for ShopRite's review. I decided to go to acme in the same shopping center as Target. I need a couple things that Target didn't have, so in I go. Acme is always extremely clean; well organized. I always ask myself why I don't shop here more...... For me it's convenience ShopRite is easier to get to. I usually go to Aldi now but will have acme as my number two instead of shop right now. Anyway they had just freshly steamed shrimp which I attached a video to this, delicious absolutely delicious. The prices were reasonable, very clean, well stocked, the only thing I could say a tiny bit negative is that the cashier didn't smile that much but she probably had a long day and it is a tough job. I definitely recommend acme.”

  2. 23 Bethel Rd, Somers Point NJ 08244

    3.8 Good 234 reviews

    “Great produce and meats, excellent staff. They can compete price ways with most of the big guys with their sales and digital coupons. It's one stop to get most of what we need.”

  3. 23 Bethel Road, Somers Point NJ 08244

    3 Average 39 reviews

    “Alice is amazing. I followed her from Walgreens when they closed the Somers point store. And if she leaves here, I will follow her again. I would not trust anyone else. Thank you for your hard work”

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