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Reader's Choice: What's Your Favorite Grocery Store in Hoboken?

Where do you get your groceries in the Mile Square?

 

Hobokenites are known to stay in their own little neighborhood, even though the city is only (a little more than) one square mile. 

So this week, we're asking you what your favorite grocery store is in Hoboken. 

Do you prefer a big chain, like A&P; a neighborhood grocer like Sobsey's Produce or an organic choice, like Basic Food? Let us know in this week's Readers' Choice Poll. 

Your options are: 

Editors Note: Because this poll is not scientific, it is not the sole consideration in choosing a winner. The winner will be determined by the Patch editor, based on poll results and reviews on Patch Places. Please vote only once per survey, per Patch

  • What's Your Favorite Grocery Store in Hoboken?

    (Voting has been closed for this question)
    • Sobsey's Produce
        37 (27%)
    • Garden of Eden
        26 (18%)
    • Delite Market
        2 (1%)
    • A&P
        13 (9%)
    • Kings Supermarket
        8 (5%)
    • Natural Plus
        3 (2%)
    • Basic Food
        14 (10%)
    • Shoprite
        34 (24%)
    Total votes: 137
  • Your vote will only count once. This is not a scientific poll. View Results Vote!
Related Topics: Hoboken Groceries

royhallz

5:52 am on Monday, March 19, 2012

The types of free samples you can get from "Get Official Samples" are shampoo, coffee, diapers, medicine, greeting cards and more.

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QJ201

10:25 am on Monday, March 19, 2012

Garden of Eden and Kings are so overpriced it is laughable. The SAME products sold elsewhere in town for anywhere from 10-25% less. For example "Baby Peppers" at Garden of Eden, $3.99, same product at the old Hoboken Farm (will miss you), $2.99.

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Sally Cannon

10:59 am on Monday, March 19, 2012

I heard Trader Joes is coming to Hoboken/JC border...from a source at the Edgewater Traders. Does this poll have anything to do with that?

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Grafix Avenger

11:03 am on Monday, March 19, 2012

Music to my ears, Sally!!! Where exactly?

Oh, the best news I've heard all day. Thank you!

slk2003

11:04 am on Monday, March 19, 2012

Amy's organic mac and cheese at A&P - $4.89. Amy's organic mac and cheese at King's - $3.99.

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Karen O'Shea

2:55 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012

I once paid $5.00 for a POTATO at Sobseys , I said that better be one great tater!!!
never went back again just sayin.

I love Whole Foods but like A&P at JC newport and mostly shop at Shoprite......

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Hobbs

3:42 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012

It is great to have so many food options in Hoboken. ;-)

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xtreme

5:14 pm on Monday, March 19, 2012

I think it really depends on what I'm buying. If I just need to pick up a few things for the week then I'll pay the higher prices at GoE for the convenience of not having to trek to the A&P in JC which I love.

@Hobbs, absolutely! Just one of the many reasons why I love this town....choices!

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Michael Sobsey

7:21 am on Thursday, March 22, 2012

The only single potato that could be any where near &5.00 would be an off season organic sweet potato that weighed 2 lb. $2.49/lb. Is not unusual for organic sweet potatoes. Organic yukon gold and org. Russets are usually &1.99/lb. Based on the wholesale price we pay it's fair. Conventional potatoes are much cheaper, but interest me only when they are new crop, like the FL potatoes being harvested now. Baby red $1.99/lb. Yukon $1.49.
Those organic potatoes taste pretty amazing sometimes that why people come back for them. Was that a potato or potatoes? Sobsey

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BRIAN BATTAGLIA

10:51 am on Thursday, March 22, 2012

Sobsey's is by far the best. When you purchase something at Sobsey's is was selected by the owner most likely that morning. Not just thrown out on the shelf from skids of produce sitting in the back room. That is why the produce is better.

Jeanne Becker

12:12 pm on Friday, March 23, 2012

Sobsey is my number 1 store for organic fresh produce! Sobsey delivers. I also shop regularly at Basic for other organic items not available at Sobsey.

Jeanne Becker

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