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  1. Riesbeck Food Market - 324 Lewisville Rd

    324 Lewisville Rd, Woodsfield OH 43793

    3.9 Good 96 reviews

    “For a small town grocer, I am impressed by the wide variety of products carried, including specialty foods. The employees are friendly and helpful. While local chains cannot compete with national big box stores (various "Marts") regarding pricing, this store provides quality products at slightly higher prices and I'm happy to pay a bit more to keep smaller chains in business.”

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  2. Dollar General - 358 Lewisville Rd

    358 Lewisville Rd, Woodsfield OH 43793

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “I love the Dollar General stores! So much cheaper than everyone else! Just wish they would pave their driveway, the potholes by the road are very large! I wish you had automatic doors so I could push my wife inside in her wheelchair, this town is not wheelchair friendly”

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  3. Convenient Food Mart - 43032 Ohio Ave

    43032 Ohio Ave, Beallsville OH 43716

    4.2 Good 12 reviews

    “They have about anything you need,good hot foods fish, chicken sandwichs potato wedges chicken strips sides pasta salad and killer anti pasta salad as well as top tier gas friendly service in just about anything else you can find in a convenience store”

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  5. Parks General Store - 260 Rinard Mills Rd

    260 Rinard Mills Rd, Graysville OH 45734

    4 Good 18 reviews

    “Staff is extremely friendly, very well kept store, and the Pizza and Ice Cream is hard to beat. I travel for work here from southern WV and it’s nice to have a place like this that makes you feel a little more at home. 5/5”

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