Morton Williams

Morton Williams logo

Morton Williams, founded in 1954, is a family-owned and operated food retailer with eleven stores ( 6 in Manhattan are open 24/7 ) in the New York City Metropolitan area. "Each store is designed to reflect the needs of the individual neighborhood."^[1]

Morton Williams stores feature ShopRite products as its private-label brand, and is supplied by the warehousing division of ShopRite's parent company, Wakefern Food Corporation.

Locations

Customer in 57th St store with Strida small wheel bicycle

22nd St store

Morton Williams operates at the following locations

New York

New York City

1211 Madison Avenue (87th Street)
130 Bleecker Street
278 Park Avenue South (22nd Street)
311 East 23rd Street (2nd Avenue)
908 Second Avenue (48th Street)
140 West 57th Street (Broadway)
917 Ninth Avenue (58th Street)
1565 First Avenue (81st Street)
2941 Broadway (115th Street)
15 East Kingsbridge Road (Jerome Avenue)
2467 Jerome Avenue (Fordham Road)

New Jersey

105 River Drive - Jersey City

References

↑ James R. Williams (2008), Inside New York, p. 59, ISBN 978-1-892768-40-7

External links

Official Link

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