New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

New York University's independent student newspaper, established in 1973.

Washington Square News

Tips to keep your keys on lock

 

Many students struggle to decide where they should go grocery shopping, and with limited time and a student-budget to consider, you may have to visit multiple locations to find what you want for a decent price.

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Food Emporium — While the prices are a bit higher than those at Trader Joe’s, Food Emporium has a greater selection of name-brand items. Additionally, Food Emporium has a rewards card that gives you discounts on various items, and there is an online site for coupons.

 

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Farmers’ Markets — This is great for those who want to pick up local, organic items for a relatively inexpensive price. Farmers’ markets, like the Union Square Greenmarket, offer a variety of groceries that range from dairy and bread to fruits and vegetables.

 

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Fresh Direct — This grocery delivery service has received excellent reviews from users and is relatively inexpensive. Simply enter your zip code and select which groceries you need.

 

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Trader Joe’s — The prices at Trader Joe’s are some of the best that you will find. The only drawback to the Union Square store is they might not offer a specific brand you desire.

– Jordan Melendrez

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