Path Mark in Beach Haven, NJ
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Absolutely the worst supermarke in Atlantic County, maybe the State of New Jersey. Have lived in Ventnor for 41 years, the store was great years ago when owned by Shoprite.…
Higher prices than ShopRite and less selection."
From Business: Pathmark was established in 1968 by Herb Brody, Milton Perlmutter and Alex Aidekman. The company was a pioneer in the super center concept, which combines…
T h e. Worst market on PA is this pathmark and a rip off too..i give it no stars the system made me put 2"
This bank is not to be trusted. I am a working young woman trying to save for a house. I have a full-time job and I am having difficulty saving much in this economy. This…
We spend summers in LBI and Murphy's is a classic market in ervey sense. The store is always spotless, the staff pleasent and the selection is the finest available."
From Business: We are proud to operate over 270 ShopRite stores, serving communities throughout New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware Maryland ShopRite…
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Head to Walmart - I love that store"
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