HOWELL, NJ – Lidl, the German grocery store chain, has officially announced the closure of its Howell location in New Jersey. The store, situated at 425 Route 9, is set to cease operations on Sunday, July 16.
The store opened in the former Best Buy location. After that, electronics retail shut their doors. The location opened in February 2020.
This closure comes after recently announced shutdowns of Lidl stores in Virginia and South Carolina, all of which are scheduled to conclude operations on the same day.
Lidl has another location in Brick and is planning a Freehold location to replace the Howell store.
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