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  1. Otto's Market - 215 Main St

    215 Main St, Germantown NY 12526

    4 Good 146 reviews

    “The pizza from Otto's is truly some of the best I've ever had. The crust and ingredients are top-notch. We're only in the Germantown area once a year, and it's so nice to have this as a take-out option. That said, it was strange to see the shelves of the grocery store mostly empty. It used to be so nice to be able to get things like Chaseholm Farm cheese and Northwind Farms hot dogs from Otto's. It appears as if most of the unique local offerings are gone.”

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  2. Stewart's Shops - 4294 NY-9G

    4294 NY-9G, Germantown NY 12526

    3.5 Good 27 reviews

    “I stopped at Stewart’s and had a great experience thanks to Karen. She is extremely hardworking and was constantly making sure everything was clean, stocked, and running smoothly. Even during a busy stop, she stayed friendly, helpful, and on top of everything. Her strong work ethic really stands out, and you can tell she takes pride in what she does. Karen truly makes a difference Stewart’s is lucky to have her!”

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  3. Dollar General - 4311 NY-9G

    4311 NY-9G, Germantown NY 12526

    3 Average 14 reviews

    “Newer-ish DG! Plenty Of Products, Just No Employees To Unbox Deliveries! There Really Needs To Be A Set Time To Unbox & Inventory Items So Customers Don't Kill Themselves While Attempting To Walk The Isles In This & Any DG! Do Better, Corporate!”

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