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  1. Weis Markets - 313-327 West Bald Eagle Street

    313-327 West Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven PA 17745

    3.9 Good 128 reviews

    “Bought a chocolate frosted donut. Was very dissatisfied, tasted just as bad a Dunkin. Are you putting too much seed oil, or shortening, in with the chocolate? It was horrible. I didnt even finish it, took one bite and threw it out! Glazed is good! One cashier at all times, but still do not wait long! Staff is friendly and good!”

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  2. Save A Lot - 120 E Walnut St

    120 E Walnut St, Lock Haven PA 17745

    3.9 Good 100 reviews

    “Usually a line at checkout and it goes super slow because there’s only ever 1 lane open at a time but other than that this place is good and cheap and has all your grocery needs in one stop!”

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  3. Weis Markets - 313-327 West Bald Eagle Street

    313-327 West Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven PA 17745

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “You'll almost always find what you're looking for pretty quickly too. I love that this store isn't ginormous but still has everything you and plenty of stuff you don't ;)”

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  5. Dollar General - 16 E Main St

    16 E Main St, Lock Haven PA 17745

    3.7 Good 68 reviews

    “It has good prices & friendly staff. Just needs to be cleaned up and decluttered a bit and it would look better. ****EDIT***** Since the new kid has taken over the store is actually looking damn good! Proud of this kid for taking that all on an actually doing a great job!!!!!”

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