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  1. Save A Lot - 169 West Fairmount Avenue

    169 West Fairmount Avenue, Lakewood NY 14750

    4.5 Superb 92 reviews

    “The name isn't lying. They've got a nice variety of vegetables. They have beef, pork, chicken, fish, and shrimp. Not much to say i guess lol. The store is not cluttered.”

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  2. Dollar General - 167 West Fairmount Avenue

    167 West Fairmount Avenue, Lakewood NY 14750

    4.2 Good 67 reviews

    “My go-to neighborhood stop & grab store. Always great customer service, love the employees especially Steve-O! If I go in on a bad day & hes working i always leave in a much better mood. Store is always being stocked, and if theres something you are looking for specifically they will help you look for it and if its unavailable they will hold it with your name when it does come in. My favorite DG along with Blockville”

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  3. Ollie's Bargain Outlet - 318 East Fairmount Avenue

    318 East Fairmount Avenue, Lakewood NY 14750

    4.1 Good 86 reviews

    “I want to recognize Bobby at Ollie's for outstanding customer service. While other, not so friendly employees wouldn't acknowledge me. Bobby stopped what he was doing- stocking shelves-and went out of his way to help me without hesitation. It required him to get a ladder and open a box. He found me in the store and gave me what l needed. That kind of care feels rare these days,and it truly meant alot. What touched me even more was when he stopped me just to say thank you for my kindness and told me we need more people like me in this world. The feeling is mutual for me,as well. Ollie's needs to clone Bobby for customer service. That young man represents Ollie's well and that's what customer service should look like. Thank you young man it was an honor crossing paths with you.”

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