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  1. Buddies Groceries - 43 Main St

    43 Main St, Oakland ME 04963

    4.5 Superb 54 reviews

    “Great small store with a variety of items. Surprisingly good selection of gluten free and Asian foods. The only thing I wanted that I couldn't find was cheese alternatives such as Diaya cheese. They also have grab and go items to pickup prior to a day on the lake. They made a lot of improvements over the last few years. The pharmacy and grocery store share the same entrance.”

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  2. Dollar General - 7 Pullen Drive

    7 Pullen Drive, Oakland ME 04963

    3.1 Average 83 reviews

    “I have to say how impressed I am with your employee Shawn.He always has a friendly smile, is always working so hard through the isles and seems to be so swift and efficient and task oriented, hes always more than happy to help us customers in the isles and or when checking us out hes always so friendly.I hope Shawn is recognized for all that he does. I used to manage stores myself and would of loved to of had an employee like him. Shawn is definitely management material. Thank you Shawn for all you do. Hope where ever you go you always keep that work ethic. They are lucky to have you!!”

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  3. Korner Store - 45 Oak St

    45 Oak St, Oakland ME 04963

    3.2 Average 115 reviews

    “Best Lobster Roll every time! Fresh bread and lobster and I didn't mind the change in lettuce:) We all have to do what we can in tougher times and be supportive of our small local businesses. I drive out of the way just to stop here when I am visiting Maine.”

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