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  1. Supermercados Morelos Moore - 621 N Moore Ave

    621 N Moore Ave, Moore OK 73160

    4.5 Superb 219 reviews

    “Didn't have trouble but some might if you're not Mexican although I'm not I found someone that spoke English so I didn't have any trouble but some people might”

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  2. ALDI - 601 SW 19th St

    601 SW 19th St, Moore OK 73160

    4.1 Good 174 reviews

    “I like this store and most employees. Unfortunately, Im unable to do 5stars due to the associate with long very blonde hair, 35ish yo age, is very rude if you ask a question. I asked where certain product is. I didn't know which isle . Common item they have. This was a while back. I'd forgotten to do review til now. I thought she didn't hear me but she hesitated responding with annoyance and then tries to cover it up. Demeanor is stuck up on occasion. I generally don't think of name tags, so I'm unable to leave name, but she's the only very blonde.”

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  3. WinCo Foods - 755 SW 19th St

    755 SW 19th St, Moore OK 73160

    4.1 Good 266 reviews

    “Winco would benefit from increasing their overall gluten free selection. There is currently few, if any items available which is quite disappointing. I'd love to only have to make one stop for groceries. And actually, it'd be great if they could look into offering online orders for pick up &/or partnering with a delivery service. But, the gluten free is most important. Otherwise, I love Winco!”

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  5. Walmart Neighborhood Market - 640 SE 4th St

    640 SE 4th St, Moore OK 73160

    3.7 Good 151 reviews

    “Very nice place, but I have some issues. The staff is kind and helpful but there is not enough regular checkers, there’s usually only 1-2 of them and the rest is at the Self Checkout Talking, Also the A/C Is Freezing Cold in some parts of the store.”

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