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  1. Dungy's Market - 401 N Main St Ste A STE A

    401 N Main St Ste A STE A, Gallatin MO 64640

    4.3 Superb 85 reviews

    “In a small town it is so important to have a friendly and fair market. Everyone here is friendly and helpful and it is clean and comfortable to shop here. We have been loyal customers since we moved here in 2007.”

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  2. Dollar General - 105 Park

    105 Park, Gallatin MO 64640

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “I came in to the store today having a anaphylatic allergic reaction. I. Was to the point of needing my epi pen but could not give it myself. The two employees there jumped in and helped me without hesitation! Without them helping and being so caring today would have been so much worse...dollar general has the best two employees and I will never forget them”

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  3. Dollar General - 512 E 2nd St

    512 E 2nd St, Altamont MO 64620

    4.6 Superb 8 reviews

    “So happy with this store! It has a good stock for the area. People are friendly at check-out. Good deals on most things if you need a small amount or something right away and don't want a long drive. Great snacks! Eggs & dairy are at pretty good cost too. We appreciate you and God bless!”

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