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  1. Trader Joe's - 155 Elm Street

    155 Elm Street, Westfield NJ 07090

    4.6 Superb 330 reviews

    “The irritation of Trader Joe's 😅 I can't give 5 stars. Atrocious parking! Why is it necessary to move the food around weekly. I think you could spend your time better. But they have things I want so I keep going back!”

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  2. Krauszer's Food Store - 727 Central Avenue

    727 Central Avenue, Westfield NJ 07090

    4 Good 24 reviews

    “Dave is Always Kind, and the kind of person you can laugh with. (Yell out "Hey Dave") soon as you walk in the door.He goes above and beyond, even order and stock things You like to be able to grab quickly when You are on the go. He has been now stocking my Fairlife milk just because I asked. Dave Cares about His Customers. He Cares a way lot more than any 7-11, Quick Check, or Wa-Wa I've ever been to.”

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  3. Stop & Shop - 219 Elm Street

    219 Elm Street, Westfield NJ 07090

    3.7 Good 86 reviews

    “All the comments on here, that it needs a face lift, music too loud… and a few that the prices were too high!!?? Seriously!!?? You guys have things … like GF Puff Pastry, Vegan PP that is DOLLARS less, same brand than other stores like WF’s! You carry SO DELICIOUS bars that are impossible to find anywhere else!! So turn the awful music up, don’t change a thing… I do not care! Groceries are RIDICULOUSLY expensive… you guys are a glimmer of hope for my family!”

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