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  1. Dollar General - 1940 South SR 57

    1940 South SR 57, Oakland City IN 47660

    4 Good 64 reviews

    “This is one of only 2 stores in this area so this week was crazy busy. I waited in line for at least 20 minutes or more. They had both registers active and it was still so slow not sure if it was the cashiers or just the fact that you have to answer so many questions when using your debit/credit card. Over all it is a decent store just could use more help I’m sure.”

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  2. Oakland City Car Wash - 532 West Morton Street

    532 West Morton Street, Oakland City IN 47660

    3.9 Good 30 reviews

    “Noticed many upgrades of the facility including the dual mode vacuums that seem to suck really good. CREDIT CARD READERS, and Air shamees to blow dry your vehicle clean. Overall place seems great!”

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  3. IGA - 122 West Morton Street

    122 West Morton Street, Oakland City IN 47660

    3.7 Good 110 reviews

    “Don't listen to the naysayers, this place is all that Oakland City has as far a grocery store (not counting DG or Family Dollar). You're gonna find things that are pricier than other places which is the same as anywhere else, just go somewhere else and get it cheaper if it's not cheap enough...or save the gas and pay a little more here. I personally prefer this one over the one that Priceton had, much better selection here and they take so much pride in their store.”

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  5. Buehler Buy-Low - 122 W Morton St

    122 W Morton St, Oakland City IN 47660

    3.2 Average 24 reviews

    “This is a great store. The employees are always polite. The price of food seems to be a bit higher here on some things.. But they do have more variety than others and I appreciate that. The cost of food us going up everywhere so that is to be expected. But it is always clean and we'll stocked.”

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