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  1. Grocery Outlet - 877 Supply Row

    877 Supply Row, Taft CA 93268

    4.6 Superb 75 reviews

    “I truly like this store. As expected for an outlet grocery, availability of products varies greatly from week to week. Much better prices than the nearby Big A chain store.The staff is Exceptionally Friendly! I took off a star because of the produce department. Not great. Even if you find very fresh looking produce, it goes bad quickly. I wish i didn't have to go to the nearby, more expensive, store for produce.”

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  2. Dollar General - 419 Harrison St

    419 Harrison St, Taft CA 93268

    3.7 Good 41 reviews

    “Good service! The manager Deliah always greets me with a friendly smile and asks if I need help. She’s an amazing person and has a great attitude! I wish there were more like her everywhere I go.”

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  3. Family Dollar - 1045 Kern St

    1045 Kern St, Taft CA 93268

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “I've read a lot of complaints, but my experiences have been all good. I've been stared down when coming in, but I understand why they do it. I'm not offended”

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  5. Only 99 Cents & More Dollar Store Taft - 1021 4th Street

    1021 4th Street, Taft CA 93268

    3.4 Good 38 reviews

    “Highly impressed with the service provided by Only 99 Cents & More Dollar Store . Their service, quality, and overall experience were truly impressive. I really appreciated their transparency, professionalism, and the effort they put into delivering high quality service. My overall experience was fantastic and I would absolutely recommend them to others.”

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