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  1. McPeak Fish Market - 11887 County Rd 600 N

    11887 County Rd 600 N, Broughton IL 62817

    4.3 Superb 16 reviews

    “Great customer service. I didn’t realize they were closed on Monday and Tuesday’s. When I arrived I called the phone number on the door and they came right over. Super clean business!”

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  2. Wonder Market - 200 E Wabash St

    200 E Wabash St, Norris City IL 62869

    4.7 Superb 54 reviews

    “Love our small country store. I buy all my hamburger meat here along with few other items , however they are really. Really high on their meat, small pkg of hamburger family size now costs around $16, 17s. The hamburger is the best. Friendly atmosphere, no long waits, variety of new things to buy, coffee shop items, donuts, crafts, come visit for yourself. Love our country store!”

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  3. Big John's - 1105 US-45

    1105 US-45, Eldorado IL 62930

    4.1 Good 123 reviews

    “Candy and Miranda in the bakery, your kindness is much appreciated. We needed a cake for my great grandmother while she was in the hospital turning 83. Big John’s coconut cream cakes have always been her favorite. When I explained the situation to Candy she was able to start on it right away. Your generosity and compassion meant the world. Thank you for going above and beyond for our family and making my grandmothers day special.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1217 US-45 N

    1217 US-45 N, Eldorado IL 62930

    3.6 Good 71 reviews

    “I love the new manager and think maybe she's neutralizing the attitudes. The old woman for sure and another girl heavy butt n a bit older than most the other employees I notice is good withbinventory but she's just as rude as the old woman and they both sit and talk about people as they're leaving the store. Nevermind being rude about their practice of putting clearance makeup on a bottom shelf in a box as deep as the shelf so you really have no choice but to pull it out to go thru it and then they watch you like you're stealing or causing a problem, I grew up in family businesses. I never leave messes in-store or out. Actually just a few weeks ago the big butted girl came out recording me as I wasvtying mybwallett up with my other errands, first feigning concern secondly going so far as to say she was making sure I wasn't dumping trash. Irony is I did notice it was getting a bit messy and y'all were doing such a good job I considered puckingbit up a little once I got my shopping. I only got an item or two and didn't ckean even lost two new pair of gloves right by the register where I leave my walker,. One bad habit is not getting items in their correct spot so pricing has been confusing lately. I've tried understanding why I see a few items being cleared out but not enough for this problem I think its the talk We newest boy who doesn't really pay much mind to where he puts things, Haley is fair she can handle it without insult, otherwisebhes respectful and helpful ascwellm”

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  6. Dollar General - 105 S Conger St

    105 S Conger St, Norris City IL 62869

    3.3 Good 46 reviews

    “The store was great except there were people not wearing masking and the checkout clerk didn't wear his either, there were people not social distancing so I left in a hurry. Would have shipped longer if they were more courteous.”

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