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  1. Dollar General - 820 East 2nd Street

    820 East 2nd Street, Grant City MO 64456

    4.5 Superb 27 reviews

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  2. Hy-Vee Grocery Store - 111 East 2nd Street

    111 East 2nd Street, Grant City MO 64456

    4.5 Superb 52 reviews

    “It is a older and smaller grocery store, very clean, and great customer service . They carry quite a variety of products for its size. However they do close a bit early for a farm community .”

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  3. J & L Country Store - 1459 292 St

    1459 292 St, Redding IA 50860

    4.4 Superb 34 reviews

    “Great country store with lots of great items that you are shocked to find in the middle of no man's land! They have a great deli selection and even an area indoors to sit and eat! I thought that was a really nice touch. Some items made from the local Amish and they have a great selection of candles in the back too! Its a very large store and a great find I think its a must stop and shop if you are nearby! You also need to check out the ancient wood burning stove it keeps that whole place nice and toasty warm!!!! We had the pleasure to see a beautiful Amish horse strut his stuff while he trotted by pulling a small buggy! (Last Photo) Its a whole experience! To add we liked the expired or out of season items rather than being thrown away and wasted they discount them and help save you money! Also a photo of the check out counter because its one huge solid wood piece! Its a very cool and unique piece of art!”

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