Grocery Stores in Tuttle, OK

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  1. 100 Don Williams Ave, Tuttle OK 73089

    4.2 Good 128 reviews

    “We have an awesome cake decorator who does amazing work, we have some great new products. The new store manager is changing the liquor store or produce and meat department store great and we have great low prices.”

  2. 2001 OK-37, Tuttle OK 73089

    3.8 Good 11 reviews

  3. 7 NW 1st St, Tuttle OK 73089

    3.8 Good 25 reviews

    “Very dedicated and always smiling ,I have high respect for the Williams Family ,even when things went wrong ,they were fair to the fullest. What happened in the past ,I had a lot of influence and peer pressure,And I can only pray the Williams Family can forgive me in time.I love you guys ,great work keeping your stuff together,and the patients you had for people like me.Thank you and God Bless all of you...Peggy (Moss) Whitney”

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  5. 404 E Main St, Tuttle OK 73089

    3.8 Good 29 reviews

    “I called looking to get a gift for my family. I live out of state The woman who answered offered to drive it to their house…. I was blown away. Thank y’all so much! Merry Christmas!”

  6. 5110 OK-37, Tuttle OK 73089

    3.5 Good 56 reviews

    “Michael was my cashier, he was very helpful, made conversation asked how my day was got me my coupon, Just was genuinely respectful and you don’t get that anymore!!! This kid deserves a raise!!!”

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