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  1. Simmons Grocery & Hardware - 28001 US-60

    28001 US-60, Ellsinore MO 63937

    4.6 Superb 129 reviews

    “Little on high prices. However ot is out a ways from other places. But seem to have anything u would need. Whether it's tools, charcoal, liquor, food, ice cream, pop, cigarettes, fuel. U need it, they have it! Even propane for campers. Plenty of parking, cars, to 18 wheelers. Try it, you'll like it.”

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  2. Dollar General - 46 S Herren Ave Rd

    46 S Herren Ave Rd, Ellsinore MO 63937

    3.7 Good 64 reviews

    “Great place. Don't be spooked because it's in the middle of nowhere. Huge selection of merchandise. One of the best Dollar General stores. Staff is friendly and helpful. So glad that this store is there. Clean bathrooms too!!! Totally worth the stop.”

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  3. Dollar General - 201 S Cherry St

    201 S Cherry St, Grandin MO 63943

    4.1 Good 48 reviews

    “When Jess came in after Sam went on baby leave the store changed it’s cleaner easier to find stuff nicer staff everyone is so professional there This is the only place I can walk into in my anxiety don’t go through the roof because of new management even though Sam is coming back supposedly”

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