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  1. Dollar General - 108 West Ave D

    108 West Ave D, Lovington NM 88260

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “I love DG but I have one complaint--you are always out of 12 pack Dr. Peppers!! This is a Dr. Pepper county that stretches approximately 108 miles & it would be nice to find it on the shelf when we need it.”

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  2. Bob's Thriftway - 906 W Ave D

    906 W Ave D, Lovington NM 88260

    3.9 Good 122 reviews

    “Large, clean store. If you are someone like me who is on a tight budget, you have to keep a close eye on the prices at the check stand to make sure the advertised sales are properly rang up. Every time I have shopped there I have had to ask for a price correction to reflect the sales. It wouldn't be big deal if the staff didn't get such an attitude about it, especially when I do my best to be nice about the mistakes. The checkout lines can be quite long, but I'll take that any day over having to scan my own groceries at their evil competitor.”

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  3. Albertsons Market - 1415 North Main Street

    1415 North Main Street, Lovington NM 88260

    3.9 Good 9 reviews

    “Thank goodness for Albertsons in Lovington, NM. The store is always very clean, organized, and well stocked, and the staff has always been kind and helpful. It’s honestly such a great grocery store for our community and makes shopping here a really pleasant experience. ❤️”

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  5. Tortilleria Robles - 616 West Ave D

    616 West Ave D, Lovington NM 88260

    3.6 Good 5 reviews

    • Today 6AM – 5PM
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