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  1. Walmart Supercenter - 105 OK-16

    105 OK-16, Bristow OK 74010

    3.8 Good 219 reviews

    “Great staff! Very helpful. Good luck trying to buy a fishing license! It's easy when somebody's around who knows how to work the register... The trick is locating that someone. Why is it always a quest to get someone to work the outdoor services register?”

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  2. Williams Foods - 201 E 7th Ave

    201 E 7th Ave, Bristow OK 74010

    4.1 Good 55 reviews

    “The Bristow Williams has the nicest people working there. They are all so friendly. The Senior discount on Wednesdays, is a plus! Also, they have the Best fried chicken in the Deli. I get it all the time.”

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  3. Dollar General - 207 North Main Street

    207 North Main Street, Bristow OK 74010

    3.6 Good 61 reviews

    “Me and Blakely love going to the Dollar General sometimes you will make people into their that they say they like going to the Dollar General better than the Walmart it has better prices that is true but Walmart also has a bigger selection but we will continue to go to the Dollar General because we like it and we enjoy it and we just want to tell more people about it and we thank them for their services they provide for us”

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  5. Walmart Bakery - 105 OK-16

    105 OK-16, Bristow OK 74010

    1 Poor 4 reviews

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