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  1. Save A Lot - 709 West Main Street

    709 West Main Street, Fairfield IL 62837

    4.5 Superb 87 reviews

    “Lost a star due too posted operation hours being incorrect for so long . Hopefully google maps will update after my picture and suggested correction. Hometown feel to the store and the staff is very friendly. I like the selection this save a lot provides. Especially that they carry frostie soda and Turkey Hill ice cream . They have a wide variety of meats and frozen goods. Would prefer a an orange juice with pulp, they don't carry any, but I've never ever had a problem with any items I bought here since moving to southern illinois.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1411 W Main St

    1411 W Main St, Fairfield IL 62837

    4.6 Superb 53 reviews

    “The nice lady that helped me find what I needed was very professional and patient..and the lady that was on the check out was really nice too..the store was very well organized,the shelves were fully stocked,and the store was clean.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 150 Commerce Drive

    150 Commerce Drive, Fairfield IL 62837

    3.4 Good 135 reviews

    “It would get 5 stars but the store associate who was helping me find someone for jewelry left me there for almost 30 minutes. Not their fault but they should've come to check on me. Otherwise, love this location”

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