Grocery Stores in Aumsville, OR

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  1. 210 Main St, Aumsville OR 97325

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “I love this store and their little community. I have came here a lot and they even pre order for me . However if the owner could please get ahold of me for a situation with one of their products . I ended up in the hospital due to taking something expired . And I have been trying to get ahold of him. I ended up projecting vomit and seizing out to the point that I slammed my face and head on my table . It was really terrible. This has happened twice and the first time I let it go . But now I have had this happen twice . And this time I was really injured . I’m not mad or hateful I would just really appreciate if the owner would be willing to sit down with me to talk. I still love this place . Right now I just have mixed feelings because I’m feeling ignored and this situation shouldn’t be taken lightly. I have a lifetime injury now sadly . So please if the owner or anyone who know them sees this please reach out to me . Because I most likely won’t just walk away from this . This will stay with me forever now . And I would appreciate to be knowledge atleast :) sometimes if we can talk things out is best then to ignore it :)”

  2. 430 Main St, Aumsville OR 97325

    4.2 Good 90 reviews

    “Had never stopped at a dollar general before. I was very impressed. Their pricea are competitive to Walmart but they are more personable and friendly. The lady at the front was so helpful and friendly that id give 20 stars if i could. Will definetly be a regular”

  3. 630 Main St, Aumsville OR 97325

    1 Poor 7 reviews

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