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  1. Eden Country Store - 115 Wilson St

    115 Wilson St, Eden ID 83325

    5 Superb 12 reviews

    “This place is a real important resource to the Eden-Hazelton metropolitan area as it's the only place to get any type of groceries besides the more insignificant hick towns of Twin Falls and Burley, and who wants to go to those places am I right? I certainly don't! But not only is this the only place to get groceries, it has an incredibly spectacularly amazing fat cat always sitting out front. Winco in Twin doesn't have a fat cat and I can't forgive it for that.”

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  2. Jo's Market - 23703 US-30

    23703 US-30, Murtaugh ID 83344

    4.5 Superb 26 reviews

    “If you live in order and myrtle go to jo'market have this really friendly dog and it's just the best the first time I went I remember that I was scared of the dog but the dog is really nice and Myrtle School if you're in 9th grade and going to graduate in Myrtle you can go to Joe's market and get some food”

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  3. Hansen Quick Stop & Go - 440 US-30

    440 US-30, Hansen ID 83334

    3.4 Good 10 reviews

    “Great place to grab food and beverages as you drive through the Hansen/Kimberly Metropolitan area! 😜 They have Ethanol--free fuel, propane, air for your tires, ATM, hunting/fishing licenses, wood cutting permits, clean bathrooms, friendly staff (most days!!😜)... (Lol, just kidding you guys 😂 love ya!!) Also, if you're lost, they can help point you in the right direction. Five Stars from me!”

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