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  1. P & L Market - 514 Corinna Rd

    514 Corinna Rd, Dexter ME 04930

    4.7 Superb 161 reviews

    “P & L Market is one of those places that still understands the value of great customer service. Every time I walk through the door, I'm greeted with a smile by the friendly ladies at the registers, and that welcoming atmosphere keeps me coming back. Their selection of farm-fresh products is excellent, including fresh milk, bacon, butter, cheese, and many other local favorites. The butcher shop is outstanding and truly sets them apart. Whether you need a specific cut, a custom order, or something prepared exactly the way you want it, they're always willing to help and go the extra mile. It's refreshing to have a local market that combines quality products, knowledgeable staff, and genuine hometown service. I highly recommend P & L Market to anyone looking for fresh food and a friendly shopping experience.”

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  2. Toots Deli - 91 Spring St

    91 Spring St, Dexter ME 04930

    4.7 Superb 90 reviews

    “This is your everyday store but the nice part is there is two of them 500 ft away from each other and the owners and employees are awesome people. These stores always have their stock on the shelves. I go to both stores everyday.”

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  3. Hannaford - 37 Church Street

    37 Church Street, Dexter ME 04930

    4.4 Superb 119 reviews

    “Probably the best Hannaford to go of all the stores in the area. They are super fast and I've never had to wait. And they are always so pleasant. Good job Dexter Hannaford!!”

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  5. Dexter Variety - 171 Spring Street

    171 Spring Street, Dexter ME 04930

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “We have been wanting to try the pizza here because we had some elsewhere in town that was okay but we thought the crust could have been better. Being fairly new to this part of Maine it is good to develop go-to places for different things. So we ordered a large pepperoni pizza and onion rings. The onion rings were good and the pizza was terrific. The crust was just right. There was an odd thing where it seemed like they hadn't finished slicing the pizza. My mouth is large but not that big! But it was a simple matter to finish slicing it myself. The people were friendly on the phone and in person. I read in a review that the parking could be challenging, so I was prepared to park next door if need be, but it was no problem. They had chicken salad sandwiches that were in small round buns (hamburger rolls?) and turkey sandwiches in small sub rolls. They looked intriguing and they were quite inexpensive so I will keep it in mind if I need to eat a meal on a shoestring sometime or if I want something a little different than the norm. Anyway, the pizza was so good I figure I have to try a cheeseburger there with fries sometime. There is no fast food place in town, so having a place to grab quick meals from would be great. Oil course it is also a convenience store with coffee, drinks and other items available. I didn't see any fresh pastries but there was a Nearly empty display there so they may have been sold out. All in all a place I want to try again, and in walking distance too.”

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