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  1. Blodgett Country Store - 21412 US-20

    21412 US-20, Blodgett OR 97326

    3.8 Good 45 reviews

    “There is nothing like the sounds of an antique wooden floor with that old rustic smell of age when you walk into this place. Very outdoorsy with very open hearted staff to assist you with anything you may need. However the price on some items I find a bit ridiculous cause it's not that far away from the valley towns. Food quality is average here but if your hungry for quick bite to hold you over. You can stop here and have decent choices from a hot deli.”

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  2. Dollar General - 658 Main St

    658 Main St, Philomath OR 97370

    4.2 Good 82 reviews

    “This store has a little bit of everything in it. Every time I go in this store I am amazed at the variety of items they managed to sell in such a small store. They have a ton of stuff.”

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  3. Kings Valley Store - 39088 Kings Valley Hwy

    39088 Kings Valley Hwy, Monmouth OR 97361

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “For a small town shop, I'm very impressed with the store, it's employees, and they're overall vibe. The negative reviews from Lane, Cameron, and especially the outrageous Dakota are spewed from an ex-husband of one of the employees. This narcissistic trait of his to have everybody look at her through his eyes is just a way for him to continue his abuse and control. It's 2023, we are no longer allowing things like this to happen to women. So please do go to this store and shop with confidence that you will be well taken care of. I commend the owner for standing by their employees. And if your mountains aren't blue enough on your Coors light, there's a grocery store in town?”

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