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  1. Trackside Kitchen - 48 South Main Street

    48 South Main Street, Smithsburg MD 21783

    4.9 Superb 39 reviews

    “Darletta and her family are the best. Darletta's breakfasts are hearty and delicious. doesn't matter what you get. it's going to fill you up and get you ready for the day. lunch specials change all the time. meatloaf is incredible. fried chicken is legendary. and don't skip the whoppie pies for dessert. or any of the pies or cookies, or cakes. i have never had anything bad from Darletta's kitchen. the place is always clean and well stocked with goodies of all shapes and sizes. all the folks who work there are super friendly too.”

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  2. Dollar General - 22945 Jefferson Boulevard

    22945 Jefferson Boulevard, Smithsburg MD 21783

    4 Good 85 reviews

    “Employees are super friendly, but despite there always being trollies of merchandise needing shelved, the selection seems to get smaller and smaller. Regardless, can mostly find what I'm looking for, and prices are mostly reasonable.”

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  3. MARTIN'S - 22401 Jefferson Boulevard

    22401 Jefferson Boulevard, Smithsburg MD 21783

    4 Good 103 reviews

    “Martin's is a great place to shop. Download the app in Google Play and you can download coupons right to your savings card and you haven't ready for you when you go shopping. Then save your points towards gas I just got gas and I save $1.40 a gallon and the price of gas these days every bit helps search shop at Martins and don't forget your parents card”

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