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  1. Tidioute Trading Post - 15910 US-62

    15910 US-62, Tidioute PA 16351

    4.6 Superb 125 reviews

    “I'll grab a pre-made sandwich here from their selection in the cooler. They're good enough that I'll sometimes grab an extra one to take home for later. Ham, Roast Beef, Turkey, Italian are among the sandwich selections. Also this is a good place to get ethanol free gas for your toys!”

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  2. DG Market - 16030 US-62

    16030 US-62, Tidioute PA 16351

    4.4 Superb 9 reviews

    “I’m very happy with the products sold here and the convenience of not having to drive to Warren or Titusville for groceries. And the staff is amazing!! I was there recently..came out to my car and placed my order inside. Then I realized that I locked myself out of my car!! I’ve never done this and I was rattled. There was a staff member outside I told her what happened and she went to work..On my problem!! She went back inside came out with another employee and they went to work on my car. After a few minutes the door was open. I’m so grateful for these 2 ladies who came to my rescue, they are my Super Heroes!! Thank goodness for them I’m very grateful for their help, kindness and willingness to help a stranger in need. Thanks again ladies 💕”

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  3. Family Dollar - 15905 US-62

    15905 US-62, Tidioute PA 16351

    3.6 Good 34 reviews

    “My Local Family Dollar in Tidioute is one of my favorites. The staff are always polite,friendly and helpful. I feel welcome every time I go in there regardless of the time of day. They have almost everything I need which is convenient when I don't feel like driving out of town.”

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