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  1. Venture Foods - 101 S Inman St

    101 S Inman St, Sublette KS 67877

    3.5 Good 31 reviews

    “Great place to shop for a variety of items. The grocery store is well organized, clean and always has very fresh produce with a nice selection of meats. I also appreciate how they incorporate local products into the store. The service is second to none, someone is always quick to help. Highly recommend.”

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  2. Dollar General - 711 West La Lande Avenue

    711 West La Lande Avenue, Sublette KS 67877

    2.8 Average 47 reviews

    “We are from out of town and needed a couple things before heading home. The store was very clean and the young gentleman behind the counter last night after 6 p.m. was literally the nicest, most welcoming DG employee we have EVER encountered. Sadly I did not catch his name, but wanted to say we appreciated him!”

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  3. Satanta Groceries - 109 Comanche St

    109 Comanche St, Satanta KS 67870

    4.4 Superb 29 reviews

    “Satanta Grocery is a hidden gem of a grocery store. We went there after a Bike Across Kansas event to grab some food. Our daughter loved the little carts and got her first experience shopping there. The staff is all super friendly and helpful.”

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