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  1. Price Cutter of Waynesville - 300 Ichord Avenue

    300 Ichord Avenue, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.8 Good 216 reviews

    “For a small town grocery store, this is a very nice place to get the essentials. If you don't want to go to the big box stores and deal with the crowds, definitely go here. Not the same volume of vegetable selection on hand in large stores but decent and fresh. Deli was absolutely amazing. Prices were very reasonable compared to the big box stores.”

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  2. Price Cutter - 300 Ichord Ave

    300 Ichord Ave, Waynesville MO 65583

    3.6 Good 126 reviews

    “For a small town grocery store, this is a very nice place to get the essentials. If you don't want to go to the big box stores and deal with the crowds, definitely go here. Not the same volume of vegetable selection on hand in large stores but decent and fresh. Deli was absolutely amazing. Prices were very reasonable compared to the big box stores.”

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  3. Fort Leonard Wood Commissary - 689 Nebraska Avenue building 485

    689 Nebraska Avenue building 485, Fort Leonard Wood MO 65473

    4.2 Good 177 reviews

    “The commissary has been great, it has what I need grocery wise more often then not. For items that can be found both at the exchange and the commissary, it is cheaper to get them at the commissary.”

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