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  1. Dollar General - 5785 US-219

    5785 US-219, Great Valley NY 14741

    3.8 Good 57 reviews

    “Was told all this towns got is a Tops and a DG.Well they've got the nicest Dollar General I've ever been in. Good bit of everything. Staff was very nice and polite Atwell as helpful. Stores nicely cleaned, well stocked and is presented beautifully.Yell keep up the good work. When a store looks nice like this one does, it shows the people care about where they work.And this town doesn't just have a DGThey got a really nice DG.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 35 Church St

    35 Church St, Salamanca NY 14779

    4.4 Superb 104 reviews

    “I love the whole dynamic of how this store works. The product lineup is streamlined with no extra fancy BS. The trade-off of a mildly limited selection gets you decent quality products for half the price of other grocery stores.”

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  3. Edna's Grab N Go - 191 Center St

    191 Center St, Salamanca NY 14779

    3.8 Good 58 reviews

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  5. Dollar General - 5442 NY-353

    5442 NY-353, Little Valley NY 14755

    3.6 Good 45 reviews

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  6. Sander's Parkview - 545 Broad St

    545 Broad St, Salamanca NY 14779

    3.7 Good 89 reviews

    “Great place to shop, always something on sale also as a new employee a better place to work less stressful always something to do great customers great customer service awesome Pizza and subs I want to trade this place for anything and if you go in Adam and Amy are always there to lend an ear are store manager Justin always make sure that the store is stuck to the gills for you and your family to get all your needs met”

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  7. TOPS Friendly Markets - 64 Washington St

    64 Washington St, Ellicottville NY 14731

    3.6 Good 127 reviews

    “Kind people here just trying to survive in a systemically vitriolic economy. I am not a fan of highway robbery, especially in a town that forcefully keeps out the "riff-raff" of fast food joints and dollar generals only to jack up the price of everything because it's a tourist area and they know rich people will throw money at it because they don't care. But I have worked retail for years and know enough to recognize the "dead-behind-the-eyes" look of people who just want to get by and I truly hope the kind staff here are making enough money to be able to afford food - but probably not from here!”

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  8. Sander's Parkview - 545 Broad St

    545 Broad St, Salamanca NY 14779

    3.5 Good 125 reviews

    “I'm not too sure but I felt like it was an independent grocer, My daughter and I were bored and we walked around this place looking for things that were of interest. I'm pretty sure they have a wide selection. But we primarily bought Dale donuts. Which was a bad decision. It's important in our society to shop from independent local businesses and not the large corporate chains so I was thankful to walk into this place and enjoy the environment. Mind you there were no actual people as tellers it was just machines. So much for believing in small town economics. But to be fair it was 10 o'clock at night.”

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