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  1. Hometown Foods - 607 S Division St

    607 S Division St, Stuart IA 50250

    4.3 Superb 94 reviews

    “Trucker here. Company issued a weather shut down for us due to snow and ice so was sitting across the street at the Casey’s. Overall their prices are pretty solid. Of course somethings are more expensive vs a store like Walmart but that’s to be expected from a smaller local grocery store. Was able to get a few things that I needed for cooking and cleaning the truck and not break the bank which was super amazing as I’m not always able to just pull up to a Walmart with in a semi with a trailer (sometimes double trailers) so if you’re a trucker and you pull up to the Casey’s across the street for some fuel, going on reset, or doing your 30 and you need some groceries you should definitely check this place out.”

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  2. Dollar General - 103 NE 2nd St

    103 NE 2nd St, Stuart IA 50250

    2.7 Average 69 reviews

    “I used to come here biweekly and stock up. It seems now they never have what I need in this particular store. It's awful I will shop there anymore. And the cashiers are rude.”

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  3. Dollar General - 31356 S Old Hwy 6

    31356 S Old Hwy 6, Redfield IA 50233

    4 Good 27 reviews

    “This is my favorite Dollar General. Everything is always fully stocked. The aisles are open and not cluttered. The store and restrooms are always clean. Staff is extremely helpful. It's a gem of a store. You can tell the employees at this location take pride in their store. I appreciate it.”

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