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  1. Dinks Market - 48649 OR-58

    48649 OR-58, Oakridge OR 97463

    4.6 Superb 65 reviews

    “Daughter and I came in looking for a bite to eat. Gentleman working greeted us straight away and listed all of our food options with kindness. I had the Philly cheesestrak which was very good and hit the spot. Amd my 3 year old was pleased with her corn dog. Deft recommend. Great service great food”

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  2. Center Market - 47693 OR-58

    47693 OR-58, Oakridge OR 97463

    4 Good 65 reviews

    “Open 24 hours, decent fresh deli food, vapes and freezer with good variety of frozen pizzas and meals. Friendly service. Real ice cream bar. And has a variety of 420 smoking devices water and dry.”

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  3. Ray's Food Place - 48067 OR-58

    48067 OR-58, Oakridge OR 97463

    3.8 Good 164 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly and helpful. Because it's in a touristy mountain area. It is a little pricey. But it has everything you would probably need as far as a grocery store.Goes.”

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  5. Dollar General - 47624 OR-58

    47624 OR-58, Oakridge OR 97463

    3.6 Good 47 reviews

    “Staff is much nicer than I would assume based of previous reviews. I’m not sure if there was a staff change but I’ve only had pleasant experiences here. Definitely recommend as it’s better prices.”

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