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  1. Sinclar - 609 Whittier St

    609 Whittier St, Whiting IA 51063

    4.4 Superb 11 reviews

    “My place to go when I need Cherry Coke or a quick snack or lunch in my hometown... Gas up once in a while... Used to get gas for my lawn mower when I lived there.”

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  2. DG Market - 21883 IA-175

    21883 IA-175, Onawa IA 51040

    4.4 Superb 9 reviews

    “Stopped here for supplies while traveling through the area. Had not shopped at DG before. Pleasantly surprised. The store was clean and well stocked. Staff were great at helping us find things.”

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  3. Dollar General - 3312 Old Hwy 75

    3312 Old Hwy 75, Sloan IA 51055

    3.9 Good 49 reviews

    “If you're needing something on your way home or before work dollar store in Sloan is perfect they got good management good variety clean store easy access parking and close to the highway and interstate”

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  5. Sunshine Foods - 1002 11th St

    1002 11th St, Onawa IA 51040

    3.8 Good 39 reviews

    “Decent grocery store for a small town. Had a nice variety of items, its own bakery & deli. The store had supplies for pets, toiletries, OTC meds, meat, frozen goods, bread, dairy, pantry items. While it may not stock very specific/unique items, it did have quite a bit to choose from & I was impressed. As expected, some items are higher priced than in a big city, but that's a given & I honestly didn't think anything was absurdly overpriced. Cashier was short and to the point, not exactly friendly, but wouldn't necessarily classify it as rude...she did not give me a greeting when I approached the register. If you're camping or passing through, it's worth the stop for your needs.”

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  6. Dollar General - 507 10th Street

    507 10th Street, Onawa IA 51040

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “I love that the staff wears masks, to help keep us safe. It is so nice having a place close by, and they have always had what I needed. I understand why they have boxes and carts etc. in the rows. Each time that I have been there, the place has been packed. Lots of customers. I think that that keeps them busy without enough time to always keep everything put away at all times. So they get behind. That is okay with me. Often times, when you put the customer first, you tend to get behind on other things. Also, the service that I have experienced there has always been friendly. I want to thank the staff there. My family appreciates you so very much. Hope you are all safe and having a good new year.”

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