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  1. Dollar General - 235 S Alexander St

    235 S Alexander St, Carlisle IN 47838

    3.4 Good 54 reviews

    “Just about everything you need + extra. Fresh produce, frozen meats, milk, bread, entres, toilet paper, tissue, wrapping paper + a whole lot more. Great people working who offer good service.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 230 W Wall St

    230 W Wall St, Sullivan IN 47882

    4.2 Good 99 reviews

    “Great little hometown store. Amazing sale prices on steaks most times and great quality to boot. We have been purchasing our steaks here for at least five years and have never encounter a bad one. Meat department staff are friendly and helpful as well. Highly recommend this store, as it surpasses the previous Save-a-lot that was in Terre Haute. I wouldn't purchase meat from them. Very bad quality back then. Maybe it's better today, but I doubt it.”

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  3. Baesler's Market - 277 S Section St

    277 S Section St, Sullivan IN 47882

    4.1 Good 88 reviews

    “I just had the best smokehouse center cut Rajin Cajun pork chops from Baesler's Market in Sullivan, In. These were grilled by the deli to perfection! I would add photos but the chops didn't last that long on the plate. I highly recommend a stop by this small town grocery store.”

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  5. Walmart - 757 W Wolfe St

    757 W Wolfe St, Sullivan IN 47882

    3.9 Good 146 reviews

    “They almost always have what I need, at fair prices, and with friendly service. The store is constantly being improved upon. While I'd welcome a supercenter to our little store, Im thankful we have one at all.”

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