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  1. Marshalls - 3501 NJ-42

    3501 NJ-42, Turnersville NJ 08012

    4.3 Superb 131 reviews

    “It’s not everyday you go to a store and have someone take care of you so well. I’m a type 1 diabetic and pregnant. Experienced a low blood sugar while shopping and found a sales associate (LINDA) and she sat with me while i drank a soda, talked me through everything, helped me calm down and was just an angel, the male manager came over as well and gave me a handful of snacks. His name is Tomas! Also Aida came over and was talking to me distracting me as well. AMAZING CREW THEY HAVE WORKING HERE!! Corporate should really recognize this team!”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 398 W Washington Ave

    398 W Washington Ave, Rte 57 West #4, Washington NJ 07882

    4.2 Good 120 reviews

    “The Washington, NJ store is my go-to place for routine pet care like vaccines, and parasite control meds. There is usually a vet on Saturday or Sundays (check the website) from VIP Petcare and the cost is way more affordable than a regular Vet visit. Also most pet meds are ,uch cheaper than if you got them from your vet.”

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  3. Walmart Connection Center - 3501 NJ-42

    3501 NJ-42, Turnersville NJ 08012

    1.7 Poor 36 reviews

    “Awesome super Walmart! Had everything we were looking for plus some items. Prices were great and we were greeted promptly when entering. We grabbed a few items for our trip and self checked out which was quick and smooth. I don't have any photos but I'm sure you get the gist of what a super Walmart looks like. Overall it gets 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Restrooms were clean 5/5 Variety of items 5/5 Staff friendliness 5/5 I'd recommend this store to anyone passing by the location”

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