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  1. Jane Alden Beers wine liquor Store - 1469 N Main St

    1469 N Main St, Palmer MA 01069

    4.6 Superb 17 reviews

    “Residents of Palmer are so fortunate to have the establishment of Jane Alden in the center of Palmer. The respected owners provide extraordinary service to their patrons, not to mention the abundance of products and of couse full service of achohol and tobacco products plus lottery . Sooooo, don't be a stranger, come down and see for yourself!!!”

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  2. Iberia Foods - 21 Wilbraham Street

    21 Wilbraham Street, Palmer MA 01069

    4.6 Superb 11 reviews

    “I used to own an iguarana for a pet. It was adorable. Soda of choice for the Brazilians. It's a really excellent product which I have been loving ever since I first tried it in Brazil but one person I know loves that way more than I do and that person is named Barbie. This is one of my favourite sodas even though it's a little on the sweet side and has a strange taste. It's made from some kind of Guarana syrup which is apparently sourced from the Amazon region and it's the Brazilian national drink. It is to them what Coca-Cola is to America - but it's definitely got more about it than Coca-Cola and I highly recommend giving it a try even though it is clearly not very good for you. Maybe that's why the Brazilians have such ample charms in the rear Department.”

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  3. Sam's Food Store - 1078 Park Street

    1078 Park Street, Palmer MA 01069

    4.1 Good 26 reviews

    “Hi, you have a gentleman who works there and his name is Andy. I just want to tell you he's a great individual!! Very helpful very kind and always ready to help you ☺️ my name is Steve and my daughter's name is Katrina I love the unique quarter game I love it ? it's special and they may not have everything someone may say but he's got enough to cover the bases for sure. Great place”

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  5. COUNTRY CORNER - 5 Springfield Street

    5 Springfield Street, Three Rivers MA 01080

    4.1 Good 36 reviews

    “Cute little place. I just stopped real quick to use the bathroom so I wasn't able to check everything out but it looked like a very homey place. Also in the store the were selling a lot of local items which I thought was amazing.”

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  6. S & S Food Mart, LLC - 1520 North Main Street

    1520 North Main Street, Palmer MA 01069

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

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  7. Big Y - 1180 Thorndike Street

    1180 Thorndike Street, Palmer MA 01069

    4 Good 162 reviews

    “The Wilbraham bigY is my favorite ! You can’t go wrong with the family fish, fry, fish and chip dinner, we do that probably once a week we do the pizza shop pizza probably once a week and that has never disappointed us , big hearty slices for a reasonable price, cooked fresh… We get all of our birthday cakes from the bakery. I do all of my weekly shopping at big Y Wilbraham. I love the cleanliness & the convenience . Love the big open doors when you walk in makes you feel like you’re in a Tuscan marker, area not right on Boston Road. I enjoy all my experiences there and the staff is nice.”

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  8. Dollar General - 2 Breckenridge Street

    2 Breckenridge Street, Palmer MA 01069

    3.7 Good 94 reviews

    “One of the BEST Dollars General out there!!! They actually have the most attentive and caring employees, you can tell they take pride in their store. Will definitely continue to shop here ;)”

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