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  1. INYOKERN MARKET - 1353 Brown Rd

    1353 Brown Rd, Inyokern CA 93527

    3.3 Good 27 reviews

    “I've left reviews before and neither were based on the store itself. Retracting the hate shopping here and prices comment I've made in the past because Ridgecrest is so far away especially if I'm low on gas. Prices are actually best if you're needing gas or you have a flat tire. I buy tire foam quite a bit... This store has the best price you'll find in this town... Service is really not horrible. Just expect to be treated as you are treating one handing you the receipt. Enjoy travelors and make this one of your stops along the way.”

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  2. Dollar General - 6764 Mountain View Avenue

    6764 Mountain View Avenue, Inyokern CA 93527

    3.3 Good 83 reviews

    “People here are very friendly nice and respectful they will help you the best they can yes the store is small but it stays pretty stocked at times me and my family love the staff and the manger Becky is such a delight if you have any issues Becky is who you want to see she will get to the bottom of it and fix it”

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  3. Inyokern Truck Bay - 1353 Brown Rd

    1353 Brown Rd, Inyokern CA 93527

    1 Poor 2 reviews

    “The staff are very nice and helpful. They are quick and friendly. Whether it's a good or bad day, you can always expect a friendly conversation with them. Although it's a small place, they have a lot of great stuff and have continued to add more to their shelves. It is always clean and organized. Thank you Inyokern Market.”

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