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  1. West Liberty Foods Market - 105 E Third St

    105 E Third St, West Liberty IA 52776

    4.7 Superb 32 reviews

    “My brother Nick and I ate here for lunch and was very satisfied with the service and food! The two ladies work there tail off and do a great job! The place is nostalgic and reminds you of your childhood! Very clean and inviting atmosphere! The food quality here is amazing and very cheap to eat! Even if they were to charge a dollar this place would still be cheap!I love how they help out Veterans and that what makes this place the most outstanding to eat and shop at! So keep the great job going!”

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  2. Jeff's Market - 200 E Third St

    200 E Third St, West Liberty IA 52776

    4.2 Good 80 reviews

    “Inside is a little out dated but everything looks fresh and clean. hot food from the kitchen was delicious and affordable. also scored 80lbs of chicken breast for a great deal. was definitely worth the drive will be coming back for another meat deal. Follow them on facebook for their deal updates”

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  3. Dollar General - 106 W 4th St

    106 W 4th St, West Liberty IA 52776

    2.6 Average 58 reviews

    “right now their entrance looks like this. not sure why.not sure if i want to.this store is like if you wake up after being in a coma for years only to learn a zombie apocalypse has decimated everyone except a select few. expired stuff everywhere, dread and angst looming the air. one store manager that never leaves, just sleeps in blinks. one cashier that’s on his last $&@# to give.some days you’ll find more than what you need. most times you end up going on a scavenger hunt to find the hair dye shade you were looking for was in laundry detergent aisle.all DG’s are like this, though. so, nothing against this DG.”

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