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  1. Shetler's Discount Grocery - 200 Industrial Park Rd

    200 Industrial Park Rd, Cabool MO 65689

    4.4 Superb 152 reviews

    “I miss your guys’s restaurant I love the catfish and fried chicken dinner You guys make Be nice you guys sell it in the store like you do with the chicken strips and French fries. Also, I think you guys should have an app so we know in store and what not So we can make a list And see how much we’re spending Like Walmart dose”

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  2. DG Market - 523 Ozark Ave

    523 Ozark Ave, Cabool MO 65689

    4.4 Superb 82 reviews

    “I've been to other DG Marketplaces, but this location is large, the produce is fresh, and there are plenty of frozen and refrigerated sections. The staff is friendly, with more than one employee per shift (most DG stores have only one person working), and the store is well-stocked and very clean.”

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  3. Town & Country Supermarket - 719 Ozark Street

    719 Ozark Street, Cabool MO 65689

    4 Good 104 reviews

    “Really nice home town grocery store all the employees were friendly and kind and the store was very clean neat organized all the shelves look full and ready for customers to buy what they need”

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