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  1. Jones Grocery & Hardware - 106 Cherry St

    106 Cherry St, Pioneer LA 71266

    4.2 Good 32 reviews

    “Country when country's was and gonna be cool ar Jones fully stocked with all your eats & treats. .selective hardware /plumbing supplies. Jones Groc in Pioneer La”

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  2. Dollar General - 7976 LA-17

    7976 LA-17, Pioneer LA 71266

    1.7 Poor 3 reviews

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  3. Mac's Fresh Market - 803 E Main St

    803 E Main St, Oak Grove LA 71263

    4.6 Superb 84 reviews

    “Great place to shop except the Tax's are 10.9% and then they charge you another 10% for shopping there . So in reality you're paying 20.9%.But it's clean and convenient.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 705 Constitution Ave

    705 Constitution Ave, Oak Grove LA 71263

    3.7 Good 122 reviews

    “I just had the best experience with one of your employees Will Lum he not only helped me when I first got there to obtain a motorized scooter.But when I was leaving, I had plenty groceries and being in the physical condition that I am, it makes it difficult to load them.He seen me came straight out and happily helped me it's employees like him.That make us feel welcome”

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  6. Dollar General - 704 E Main St

    704 E Main St, Oak Grove LA 71263

    4.8 Superb 46 reviews

    “Good prices helpful friendly service only the constant loud beeping while trying to shop is annoying and I have walked out leaving my buggy because of it. No one wants to shop and hear that it's annoying and rude to customers I avoid going there to shop because of it.”

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