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Supermarkets in Hempstead, NY

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  1. CTown Supermarkets - 445 S Franklin St

    445 S Franklin St, Hempstead NY 11550

    4.5 Superb 119 reviews

    “CTown has a modern exterior and a clean, well-organized interior. The fresh produce and neatly arranged items on the shelves, coupled with good lighting, create a comfortable shopping environment. Other supermarkets in the area should take note and consider upgrading their appearance and conditions to elevate the overall standards in the neighborhood.”

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  2. Food Bazaar - 132 Fulton Ave

    132 Fulton Ave, Hempstead NY 11550

    4.8 Superb 32 reviews

    “This place feels as big as a football field. They have everything from high end to hood. Speciality item, the cuts of meat good for stew, a to go area, fresh fish and more, more, more.”

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  3. ALDI - 280 Peninsula Boulevard

    280 Peninsula Boulevard, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.8 Good 84 reviews

    “Aldis is a blessing and a curse at the same time. IYKYK.... Great prices and good selection makes this store very appealing. They have a lot of new things to try all of the time.”

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  5. Bravo Supermarkets - 401 Fulton Ave

    401 Fulton Ave, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.7 Good 105 reviews

    “Good because I looked for something I needed, although the cashier gave me less, I mean she miscalculated and didn't give back as she should when I handed over a 20 dollar bill, but I went back and explained to her and she apologized.”

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  6. Key Food (Super) fresh - 386 Fulton Avenue

    386 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead NY 11550

    3.6 Good 107 reviews

    “Key foods is great based on their affordable products for cleaning homes and food supply. I also made the first credit card purchase that I have ever made at this location which did give me a good credit score that I initially didn't even have.??”

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