Discount Stores in Teterboro, NJ

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  1. 1 Teterboro Landing Dr, Teterboro NJ 07608

    5 Superb 12 reviews

    “Very nice store, most of the retail employees were fine granted some couldn't speak English, which is unusual so there will be language barriers if a customer that only speaks English will encounter. But the store has affordable prices and is well displayed. Will visit again in the future.”

  2. 2 Teterboro Landing Drive Suite 1214d, Teterboro NJ 07608

    4.2 Good 99 reviews

    “NB Liquors of Teterboro is truly a standout store with an incredible selection and even better customer service. Whether you’re shopping for Bourbon, Scotch Whisky, Tequila, or any other spirit, this is the place to go. A special thank you to Randy, whose expertise in all spirits is second to none. His knowledge of Bourbon, Scotch Whisky, and Tequila is absolutely impressive, and he always takes the time to recommend the perfect bottle based on your taste and preferences. You can tell he genuinely loves what he does. Rich, Arman, and Christina are also fantastic — always friendly, welcoming, and eager to help make every visit a great experience. Manager Robin deserves a lot of credit as well for running such a well-organized store with a warm and professional atmosphere. The combination of outstanding selection, knowledgeable staff, and exceptional customer service keeps me coming back. Highly recommend NB Liquors to anyone looking for a top-tier liquor store experience!”

  3. 1 Teterboro Landing Drive, Teterboro NJ 07608

    3.8 Good 384 reviews

    “As good as a Walmart Super Store Can Be, Busy, Crowded and a shortage of open active registers with human operator's, creating long lines. Needs some service improvements to cut down the wait time on the check out line's. Other then that No complaints Finding what i needed, they always have what im looking for.”

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