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  1. Save A Lot - 205 East Washington Street

    205 East Washington Street, Clinton IL 61727

    4.5 Superb 148 reviews

    “Dave and his team does a great job. Everybody there is always polite Most of the employees there are local people that you recognize when you grew up in the community and no longer live here but visiting. It’s definitely my first choice of grocery stores to go to in Clinton”

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  2. DG Market - 10768 IL-54

    10768 IL-54, Clinton IL 61727

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “Savannah helped me with a coupon that wouldn't work. She went above and beyond. She was very friendly. Shes a gem! Definitely will shop here when we come to town.”

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  3. Clinton IGA - 220 East Van Buren Street

    220 East Van Buren Street, Clinton IL 61727

    3.7 Good 59 reviews

    “Great IGA. A little pricey, but most small town grocery stores are. Seems clean and staff is helpful and friendly. Love the deli and the food options the deli has.”

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  5. Dollar General - 514 West Van Buren Street

    514 West Van Buren Street, Clinton IL 61727

    3.1 Average 74 reviews

    “Line was long and the sticker person came up and helped get the line down. A lady started yelling that she was next and a lady got in front of her. The lady that got supposedly in front of her was elderly and she was about 27. I told her just wait one day you will be that old and hope you get better treatment than you are giving her. So guess what? I was infront if them both and told the cashier to take the elderly lady before me. The crabby girl had to wait and the cashier was like oh sorry but not.”

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