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  1. ALDI - 450 Frontage Road

    450 Frontage Road, Huntington IN 46750

    4.5 Superb 129 reviews

    “It was very nice getting more for my money. Everything i bought was fresh and good. My family really liked the stuffed crust pizzas and the fresh produce have requested more. Definitely a good place to shop.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2038 North Jefferson Street

    2038 North Jefferson Street, Huntington IN 46750

    4.4 Superb 65 reviews

    “I just want to say how refreshing it is to have a young person at the register that is actually friendly! There is a new young man at the north Huntington Store. He has long, black hair and a beard. I was so happy with how nice and professional he was. I felt bad because I was in a hurry and didn’t press the smiley face on the pin pad for him.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1203 Evergreen Road

    1203 Evergreen Road, Huntington IN 46750

    4 Good 83 reviews

    “Overall great place I suppose. Workers are friendly. Helped me pay for things I couldnt afford at the time which i really appreciate. Though they don't really mind their own business and get DEEPLY involved with family drama and rumors spread by my sister. I don't know any of them but they seem to know me. I returned a few weeks later. Great experience until they slowly started reintroducing the people I spoke of in the first part of my review. unsurprisingly another brand new person I've never seen or met felt comfortable enough trying to push my buttons in a passive aggressive way. Really a shame, I won't be returning. What happens between me and my family, and as well MY SEX LIFE is private unless I give consent to share, I don't understand how hard that is to comprehend?”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 2800 Walmart Drive

    2800 Walmart Drive, Huntington IN 46750

    3.6 Good 186 reviews

    “I hate how they moved everything around and no updated map in Marion. And why does every Walmart's layout have to be different, why couldn't they make them all close to the same? I feel like I'm wasting time looking for things for the majority of my shopping trip. I prefer to order online for pick up because it is easier to find everything and ya don't end up buying things ya don't need.”

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  6. Kroger - 2718 Guilford Street

    2718 Guilford Street, Huntington IN 46750

    3.3 Good 91 reviews

    “Thank you so much for stocking Kroger lemon ice cream. I am 83 years old and it’s been my favorite for 80 years. I appreciate your thoughtfulness. Rebecca”

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