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  1. Smoke N Vape ( Market/Stationary) - 1169 Deer Pk Ave

    1169 Deer Pk Ave, North Babylon NY 11703

    4.8 Superb 19 reviews

    “After reopening and rebranding this store (DPA Convenience) It’s back stronger then ever! Dee behind the counter is very knowledgeable and kind, It’s a one stop cards and gifts kinda store that sells everything. Support local businesses.”

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  2. Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace - 1170 Deer Pk Ave

    1170 Deer Pk Ave, North Babylon NY 11703

    4.1 Good 184 reviews

    “First, i want to say i really like this store. My problem with it is their chicken breast they sell in the meat department. It is so rubbery when i cooked it! I stopped buying it a few years ago for that reason. No matter what the sale was, i was done buying it. The prepared chicken cutlets are like that too and i made the mistake today buying the vodka chicken parm entree. I heated it up, served it for dinner and there it was again. The rubbery chicken cutlet. This is a big concern, chicken should not have that texture. Where are you getting this meat from? Feel like i wasted $$ on this dinner. Please find another brand or vendor that raises chickens don’t taste like the bottom of a sneaker.”

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  3. ALDI - 1261 Deer Park Avenue

    1261 Deer Park Avenue, North Babylon NY 11703

    4 Good 138 reviews

    “I recently shopped there not to long ago an I gotta say that the best staff that was very nice, kind, friendly and helpful was Emmy and thanks to her I look forward to shopping there again someday.”

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