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  1. Lexington Finer Foods - 210 W Main St

    210 W Main St, Lexington IL 61753

    4.5 Superb 41 reviews

    “This store is very nice and clean and they have a nice selection of groceries Spirts and fresh produce.I’ve recommended all my family and friends to shop here and they love it.The prices are amazing and the customer service is superb.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1710 P J Keller Hwy

    1710 P J Keller Hwy, Lexington IL 61753

    2.3 Poor 32 reviews

    “This is a good place to shop for basics like soap, toilet paper, some canned foods etc.... Also have cheap batteries and toys etc... Faster than driving to a big retail store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1420 Airport Rd

    1420 Airport Rd, Bloomington IL 61704

    3.8 Good 17 reviews

    “This store is the best dollar general around. The management staff is so friendly and helpful! any question I have is always answered. I seldom need to ask anything because everything is so easy to find in this store! While I do not have young kids, I do appreciate the manager’s treasure box for the kids who are shopping in the store! I live on the other side of town and travel to this dollar general because I love it so much, it is worth a little bit of extra gas and travel time to get there.”

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  5. Dollar General - 918 E Cemetery Ave

    918 E Cemetery Ave, Chenoa IL 61726

    2.6 Average 47 reviews

    “Enjoy shopping at this Dollar General. There is room to move your cart around, it is not cramped in space, and items are easy to reach. They carry a lot of dairy, easy meals, deli items, etc. Which makes it a convenient "one-stop" shop if you are in a hurry.”

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