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  1. El Rancho Barajas - 36820 AZ-84

    36820 AZ-84, Stanfield AZ 85172

    4.8 Superb 20 reviews

    “We had breakfast at this place in Stanfield and the breakfast went very well, fried eggs with rice, refried beans, pico de gallo, lettuce and quesadilla. It was very delicious and the service was very good.”

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  2. Fond du Lac Farms - 8149 Stanfield Rd

    8149 Stanfield Rd, Stanfield AZ 85172

    4.2 Good 93 reviews

    “We have been looking for fresh raw milk and to support local dairies. We took a drive out to Fond du Lac and talked with Rick. He is very knowledgeable about the business as a fourth-generation dairy owner. It was so very obvious that his herd was clean and well maintained. We have since tried their milk and will now drive the distance to Sprouts just for their products since he does not sell directly to the public. The first sip of this milk took both of us back to our younger years when we drank milk the way it should have always been, straight from the cow. No more Half and Half or artificial creamers for our coffee!!!”

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  3. Barajas Market LLC - 36750 AZ-84

    36750 AZ-84, Stanfield AZ 85172

    3.9 Good 36 reviews

    “Awsome little spot. Merchandise was from Mexico. Felt like I was in Mexico. Loved it bought some candy for my kids. Think it was a mother daughter ran place way out in middle of nowhere.”

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