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  1. Rocklin’s Convenience Store - 458 Cedar Lane

    458 Cedar Lane, Teaneck NJ 07666

    5 Superb 23 reviews

    “Rocklin’s Convenience Store is a great spot for all the little things you need on the go. The store is always well-stocked,from lottery tickets and ice creams to snacks, drinks, and even cigarettes. The staff is friendly, helpful, and quick at the counter, which makes stopping by really convenient. whether you’re craving a cold treat, grabbing a quick drink, or just trying your luck with the lottery, they’ve got it all in one place. The store is clean, organized, and easy to shop in, and prices are fair. It’s definitely the kind of neighborhood shop that makes life easier. Highly recommend Rocklin’s Convenience Store for anyone nearby!”

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  2. Judaica House Ltd - 478 Cedar Lane

    478 Cedar Lane, Teaneck NJ 07666

    4.9 Superb 74 reviews

    “Appreciate this store a lot - I emailed them to check on a book and shortly after received a response, which is somewhat rare. They didn’t have it in stock but ordered it for me and I was able to pick it up a few days later. I will be back :)”

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  3. Solène - 1438 Queen Anne Rd

    1438 Queen Anne Rd, Teaneck NJ 07666

    4.6 Superb 7 reviews

    “Solene offers the most beautiful, unique creations. It is a pleasure to visit the store and see the artistry--hats are being made on site! The owner is warm and eager to provide personalized guidance. I always spend a substantial amount of time trying on the hats and am never rushed. I have benefited from honest feedback and personal adjustments (swapping out a headband for an elastic strap, for example). In my experience, the hats hold up well over the years. Apart from the high end hats, there are many accessories, gift items, and little treats (dress socks for girls, bows, headbands, lip gloss, Nest fragrances). I love to shop here when I visit NJ.”

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