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  1. Skips Farm To Market - 211 East Aspen Avenue

    211 East Aspen Avenue, Fruita CO 81521

    4.9 Superb 36 reviews

    “Found this lovely little gem when I was looking for a local produce in the area when I was passing by, I will definitely recommend to anyone in the area that's visiting or passing by to stop by here first and support the local produce. It will taste so much better than chain grocery stores, and they are highly knowledgeable where all their stuff comes from! We'll definitely always stock up when I'm in the area and can! Also look at these eggs, those are some happy, healthy chickens! Oh yea! They also carry High Desert Seeds which are adapted for our area, I always order mine but it's nice to see somewhere selling them and they grow great in Colorado and are adapted for out region.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1803 J 2/10 Road

    1803 J 2/10 Road, Fruita CO 81521

    3.8 Good 81 reviews

    “Amazing place, they have so much there, just not everything is a dollar and I kinda wish everything there was! There are so many aisles but some things are just spreading everywhere like their was a stuffed animal in aisles 9 when there are supposed to be in aisles 5 (need to fix that), some things are also not cleaned and even everywhere which is not that big of a deal! The bathroom is clean!Recommend for people who want to save a dollar on a few things!”

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  3. City Market - 135 South Plum Street

    135 South Plum Street, Fruita CO 81521

    3.7 Good 152 reviews

    “I am very happy with all of the pharmacy staff. I've been a customer for many years and everyone there make it pleasurable and they always fill my prescriptions on time. I highly recommend them.”

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