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  1. IGA / Shaheen's Market - 252 Park Street

    252 Park Street, Tupper Lake NY 12986

    4.6 Superb 117 reviews

    “I loved the home town friendliness. It was early July and truck came in, so very busy. Still felt relaxing despite the tight quarters of many shoppers in the aisles. Amazing beer and frozen food selection.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 94 Demars Boulevard

    94 Demars Boulevard, Tupper Lake NY 12986

    3.9 Good 89 reviews

    “I love the Save A Lot store in Tupper Lake NY. It is always well stocked and the employees are very friendly and helpful. The prices are great and the quality of their meats is outstanding. The specials they offer each week make the forty mile round trip worth it.”

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  3. Dollar General - 16 Demars Boulevard Ste 5

    16 Demars Boulevard Ste 5, Tupper Lake NY 12986

    3.5 Good 51 reviews

    “Have almost anything you could need and cheap price. Unfortunately don't restock too well. Gotten far better since they finished their overhaul. Staff seems to be a little more helpful but still have a few points to work on. Keeping the shelves stocked is the biggest. Posetive attitude is the next.”

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