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  1. 3633 US-59, Grove OK 74344

    5 Superb 65 reviews

    “My girlfriends and I love Rustic Rehab. We visit every time we go to Grove. Lots of unique items and prices are reasonable. Super friendly place. Oh, and I love seeing your commercials on TV. ?”

  2. 1668 US-59, Grove OK 74344

    4.8 Superb 20 reviews

    “We had stopped in a few years ago and bought a fall decor piece. We pulled in this weekend and were greeted promptly and told stock was limited. They were literally just pulling out in their truck to go to Mexican for more merchandise. Their prices are very reasonable. They have everything from a unique horse chiminea, square ones to gigantic ones. They also carry Talavera pottery, cool holiday pieces, and metal art. Worth the stop!”

  3. 1718 South Main Street, Grove OK 74344

    4.2 Good 28 reviews

    “Plenty of stuff at decent prices. Almost too much stuff, the racks are completely full and kinda hard to look through. Most of the staff is friendly. There was one person that was working the dressing room area when I went in with my choices that was not very friendly. Gladly there was a different employee at that post when a came out.”

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  5. 55751 OK-85A, Afton OK 74331

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

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