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Hmm... and it's organic too... I don't do candy bars too often but maybe the next time I order...
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Originally Posted by HellUpInHarlem
I’m in there next week. I’ve found the perfect time to visit the one on 72nd & Broadway too, which I will not share for overcrowding control purposes
I wanna know which one is smaller? 72nd and Bway, this new one or the Union Square one? I only visited the Union Square one and was turned off enough to walk out with nothing due to the insanely long lines. Haven't visited since and that was many years ago.
Trader Joes is an early morning store- you need to go when they first open to avoid the crowds and get the best selection. Late evening is also less crowded but some things might not be stocked.
93rd & Columbus, huh? Since I work close by, i can visit another time.
I’m in there next week. I’ve found the perfect time to visit the one on 72nd & Broadway too, which I will not share for overcrowding control purposes
I know 'the' day & time and I agree with you not wanting to share that precious info, lol!
Hmm... and it's organic too... I don't do candy bars too often but maybe the next time I order...
I wanna know which one is smaller? 72nd and Bway, this new one or the Union Square one? I only visited the Union Square one and was turned off enough to walk out with nothing due to the insanely long lines. Haven't visited since and that was many years ago.
Union square one is tiny and runs out of stuff quickly.
The one on 72nd is nice and big.
I went to Trader Joe’s union square yesterday after 8 pm. It was pretty empty of people. Lol short line maybe 10 people.
I went to wh first to get a few things, yep the lines are too long.
They are mind boggingly clusterfu**ingly long. I despise that one
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