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  1. Carefree Truck Stop - 6945 IN-66

    6945 IN-66, Leavenworth IN 47137

    3.8 Good 21 reviews

    “Bill is a good guy. Runs a good honest operation. Fountain drinks need updated selection as well as machines. Pizza is always good.Maybe offer some more food selections burgers and such like a lot of other marathons do would definitely increase business if you had a decent lunch offering.”

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  2. 3D Valley Farm Store - 4870 IN-64

    4870 IN-64, Depauw IN 47115

    4.8 Superb 48 reviews

    “My go to farm store to get healthy meat plus a bunch of other goods! The honey and maple syrup is really amongst best I've ever had quality and all! Really heartwarming folks! I feel lucky to be a customer honestly!❤️”

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  3. Ole Country Store - 7 IN-62

    7 IN-62, Sulphur IN 47174

    4.7 Superb 45 reviews

    “Fantastic little place! Chili was delicious! Pulled pork sandwich outstanding! Sausage was amazing! We stopped in to buy a water for the pup. Ended up eating everything!”

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  5. Satterfield's Lawn & Garden/Garage - 5015 Front St NW

    5015 Front St NW, Depauw IN 47115

    4.7 Superb 47 reviews

    “They have a restaurant where they have a breakfast buffet. I love eating all the bacon I can handle. Also they have great hamburgers and pulled pork. They even have a BLT with a pound of bacon on it! Wow!”

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  6. DG Market - IN-64

    IN-64, Depauw IN 47115

    3.6 Good 17 reviews

    “For the most part, always easy to shop. Many convenient locations. Prices are comparable. Usually somewhat cluttered. Often the signage doesn't represent the current sales promotions. There's practically one on every corner.”

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