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  1. Family Foods - 1207 E Lafayette

    1207 E Lafayette, Edina MO 63537

    4.6 Superb 54 reviews

    “Family Foods is a wholesale market in Edina Lots of good bargain there for sure, some have expired dates or close to it. I have bought a lot of stuff there when I come to Edina. My wife is not fond of the expiration dates on some but I’m ok with it”

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  2. C&R Supermarket Edina - 305 E Smallwood

    305 E Smallwood, Edina MO 63537

    4.5 Superb 56 reviews

    “I enjoy this store whenever I am around. They staff is so polite, the store is lovely, and I don't mind looking around at all. They seem to have good deals at times, and the consistency customers are definitely devoted. If I lived closer it would definitely be my preference.”

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  3. Dollar General - 403 S 1st St

    403 S 1st St, Edina MO 63537

    3.9 Good 51 reviews

    “I mean.... it's a Dollar General. Handy little store, hard to navigate, not enough room to pass another cart, and sometimes can't go down an aisle at all due to stocking carts. Friendly employee you feel bad for because they are literally running the whole dang thing themselves. But it's Dollar General! It's a prized jewel on the necklace of any small town! Having a Dollar General in your small rural town sets you apart as a big deal amongst the corn fields.”

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