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  1. Wray Market - 333 West 2nd Street

    333 West 2nd Street, Wray CO 80758

    4 Good 74 reviews

    “I was really impressed with this store. It had a lot more than I expected. The produce section had a lot, a deli that looked good, lots of coolers full of drinks and food and rows of shelves with lots of items. It had more than I thought it would. It looked like a little cafe inside with seating to sir and visit with the neighbors. A big grocery store for a small town! The staff very very friendly and helpful just like I was a regular patron but I was only passing through. It was a great experience and I will stop in when I am back in town.”

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  2. Mercado La Felicidad - 424 W 7th St

    424 W 7th St, Wray CO 80758

    3 Average 2 reviews

    “They have a nice but focused selection of produce and other groceries. The highlight for us was the food. I had the papusas and they were simply amazing. My coworker finished his burrito and said “That may be the best thing I’ve ever eaten.” Six hours later he texted me that he was still thinking about that burrito. Sweet people that run the place. They put up with my limited Spanish and we had a fine meal there. Even though it is 90 miles away from where I live, we will be making a special trip to eat there again. So good!”

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  3. Dollar General - 245 West 2nd Street

    245 West 2nd Street, Wray CO 80758

    3.1 Average 51 reviews

    “Is it messy? Yes. Are there long lines? Yes. Is it a tiny store in a tiny town? Yes! Idk what people are expecting, but I got what I needed and I wouldn’t had found it elsewhere”

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