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  1. Paul's Grocery Mall - 300 Main St

    300 Main St, Fort Totten ND 58335

    3 Average 6 reviews

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  2. Holiday Stationstores - 137 US-2

    137 US-2, Devils Lake ND 58301

    3.6 Good 34 reviews

    “Store has been renamed Circle K. They are open 24/7 unless something unexpected is happening but 99.9% of the time they are open 24/7. They have a wide variety of items for everyone and the store has always been fully stocked anytime we go there.”

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  3. Leevers Foods - 323 5th St NE

    323 5th St NE, Devils Lake ND 58301

    3.4 Good 80 reviews

    “Leevers is an excellent resource here in the DL. When I moved here I was surprised to find many products that I’ve been purchasing for years in a much larger city. Did not expect to have much of a selection in the DL, but Leevers delivered! The one drawback for me is that the meat isn’t of a quality I look for and there is no grass fed options sold here. There is no fresh fish or seafood either. Overall though, the meat selection is very good. I held off on reviewing Leevers for a couple of years because when I first began shopping there in 2022, much of the staff appeared depressed, bored, and overall unhappy. Fortunately, many of those people are no longer there, and the current staff are much more upbeat and appear to enjoy their jobs. The ambiance has improved dramatically!”

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