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  1. Artigue's Abita Market - 22069 LA-59

    22069 LA-59, Abita Springs LA 70420

    4.4 Superb 98 reviews

    “Oh my it’s a walk back in time. Huge selection of Louisiana centric specialty items like sausages, spices, coffees. Reminds you of an old time store. Nice people. Merchandising neat and creative”

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  2. Dollar General - 21458 LA-36

    21458 LA-36, Abita Springs LA 70420

    3.8 Good 71 reviews

    “The store is an older one, but they have a new crew here over the last year and they have been doing better at this location. Professional, friendly young man that always wears a baseball cap has been working hard there, which is a much needed change from some of the employees of the past. I will not hesitate to go there now because you can get in and out within a reasonable time now that baseball cap is running the store.”

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  3. Frabbieli's Food & Deli - 22697 LA-435

    22697 LA-435, Abita Springs LA 70420

    3.1 Average 48 reviews

    “Gas is expensive here they say..... well maybe you should be using the pump that says ethanol mix gas. They have the option of buying ethanol free gasoline here. All my small engines are happy that I have switched over. Maybe if everyone used non ethanol in their small engines then you wouldn't see so many blowers, mowers, chippers, and weedwackers on the curb for trash pickup all the time. That's for making it an option for the smart ones who care about the performance of their small engines.”

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