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  1. T Stop - 82710 Trona Rd

    82710 Trona Rd, Searles Valley CA 93562

    5 Superb 6 reviews

    “The people who work there are the best. My elderly neighbor used their ATM and came home without her money. She was hysterical and could not even remember the store's name. I called TStop for her and they checked the ATM and one of the ladies working even ran next door in case my neighbor was confused as to which store she had been in. When we talked again, the lady I was speaking to made a date for my lady to come down and see what the camera would show the next day. (The store was closing as we spoke) I went back to my neighbors and she was all excited. She had found her money. She had put in in the wrong section of her purse.. I cannot get a hold of the sweet and helpful lady I talked to because the store is closed now but I wanted to be sure everyone know TStop has help that goes above and beyond. (Plus they make wonderful pizza)”

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  2. Pioneer Point Market - 84508 Trona Rd

    84508 Trona Rd, Searles Valley CA 93562

    4.1 Good 68 reviews

    “I've been going to this restaurant for well over 20 years no longer living area but anytime I return so he's a spot to stop and eat usually we go for breakfast this time it was a late dinner but the food was amazing”

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