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  1. Raber’s Country Bakery & Bulk Foods - 12864 Millersburg Road

    12864 Millersburg Road, Danville OH 43014

    4.9 Superb 78 reviews

    “This place satisfies my inner fat kid. The donuts are just absolutely amazing. The glazed ones are just melt in your mouth & chewy at the same time. All of their sweet treats are great. German chocolate cake is probably my favorite. You can’t beat the prices either! Cash only. And get there early, I’ve waited until late morning and all my favorites were sold out. They also have bulk items- baking ingredients & snacks. Jams & jellies too. Those glazed donuts are worth the drive (& the calories 😉)”

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  2. Don Leo's Market - 3 N Market St

    3 N Market St, Danville OH 43014

    4.8 Superb 144 reviews

    “Don’t know if anyone has heard but good news for all of us Don Leo’s foodies he will be going to a bigger place better parking n more great things to choose from if you haven’t been there believe me you don’t know what you are missing . And so many smiling faces no angry words there just excuse me have a good day n may we help you it’s the luxury of small town living”

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  3. Sapps Run Market - 16682 Sapps Run Rd

    16682 Sapps Run Rd, Danville OH 43014

    4.7 Superb 14 reviews

    • Today 8AM – 3PM
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  5. Dollar General - 14795 Millersburg Rd

    14795 Millersburg Rd, Danville OH 43014

    3.5 Good 6 reviews

    “I went hear and was harassed by a boy looking to be 19 with red hair and I herd one of the employees call him”drip god” he keep asking for money and he said “i will pay you back later man” but other than that vary good experience”

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