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  1. Inglis Food Mart - 650 Co Rd 40

    650 Co Rd 40, Inglis FL 34449

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “Roger is such a amazing person he has been there for me when I loss my mom helping me heal and be strong I give him 10 gold stars ? for being so kind decent to everyone”

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  2. Food Ranch Supermarket - 40 US-19

    40 US-19, Inglis FL 34449

    4.1 Good 185 reviews

    “Food Ranch is an amazing Hometown small town grocery store with everything you need we've been doing our shopping there for going on 10 years and their prices are good”

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  3. Dollar General - 95 US-19 S

    95 US-19 S, Inglis FL 34449

    3.5 Good 97 reviews

    “I want to give a shout out to an employee by the name Serena. What a great employee. She was slammed with customers . She was so kind and patient. Customers in the line that are regular shoppers there was telling me how great she was and that she works all the time. There was also another man employee that was working and saw someone had spilt barbeque sauce on the floor. He was so worried I would step in it, he ran and got a rag to clean it up. What great customer service this store has. Very impressed. Thank you to management for hiring people who really care about their customers. I haven't seen that kind of service in a long time. Management your doing a great job. Also they have tons of items for $1. Anyone who's hungry can definitely afford to buy food items here. I will be telling everyone I know about this store and I will definitely be coming back.”

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