Convenience Stores in Wallington, NJ

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  1. 235 Paterson Avenue, Wallington NJ 07057

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “The selection of food and snacks was great but the cashier was really creepy he called me sweetie when I walked in and asked me to give him a gift? I was so confused but I think he was asking something bad I’m only rating a 5 star so more people could see this review I don’t recommend going there after what happened sure as hell I’m not”

  2. 37 Locust Ave, Wallington NJ 07057

    5 Superb 3 reviews

  3. 168 Main Ave, Wallington NJ 07057

    4 Good 14 reviews

    “The best Polish food around, grew up in Wallington and Passaic and now live an hour away, tried some places in central Jersey that can't compare to the quality and authenticity of Adam's. This place has been around for over 70 years. I stop there whenever I'm in the area and especially around the holidays. I'm.Polish and my Grandmother and Mother prepared Polish food, this is the same great food as they use to make, if you want Polish food this is the place to go.”

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  5. 13 Locust Avenue, Wallington NJ 07057

    2.8 Average 6 reviews

  6. 165 Paterson Avenue, Wallington NJ 07057

    3.3 Good 48 reviews

    “Very friendly staff, plenty of options to choose from. The store has a nice, compact layout. Drinks in the back, foods in the middle. Also plenty of options for a slurpee or two.”

  7. 358 Main Avenue, Wallington NJ 07057

    3.3 Good 59 reviews

    “Oh, I've had some great experiences at this 7 Eleven! The staff is always friendly and helpful, and the store is well-stocked with a wide variety of products. It's a convenient place to grab a quick snack or drink, especially when you're on the go. Overall, I would definitely recommend it! ??”

  8. 5 Locust Ave, Wallington NJ 07057

    3.2 Average 48 reviews

    “PL: Polski sklep z dużym wyborem polskich produktów, bardzo miła obsługa - bardzo polecam ? ENG: Polish shop with a large selection of Polish products, very nice service - I highly recommend it ?”

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