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  1. Dollar General - 920 Main St

    920 Main St, Britton SD 57430

    5 Superb 29 reviews

    “Manager Cathy was very helpful in helping us find products and she opened a second checkout lane when we left as the store was busy.Store personnel are always friendly and very helpful.Inventory is amazing from toys to home products and wine even.We were and are HIGHLY SATISFIED.-Jack & Kathy Erickson, Britton”

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  2. Ken's Food Fair - 756 7th St

    756 7th St, Britton SD 57430

    3.3 Good 43 reviews

    “Everything you'd expect in a small town grocery store, they are very friendly, always happy to help you get whatever you need. Their small deli counter sells some of the best tasting chicken at reasonable prices, and I was actually surprised it was some of the best I've ever had. They even have a carryout service to get your grocery to the car for you. Their produce section has always looked top notch and the prices are reasonable. I especially love the fact they even have a small section for a variety of bakery items so everyone can find something they enjoy. Even had a selection of wines, which I was able to pick up while shopping. Overall I can't say enough good things about them, definitely a place you'd want to check out for yourself.”

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