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  1. Redfield Food Center - 516 Main St

    516 Main St, Redfield SD 57469

    4 Good 54 reviews

    “Very surprised to find such a great Gluten Free selection at our local store, and very grateful as well to. Many things you can't find at big stores like Walmart, Redfield Food Center has. Thank you for making it easy to shop for people with food intolerances!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 410 7th East Ave

    410 7th East Ave, Redfield SD 57469

    3.8 Good 48 reviews

    “They have a new manager and she is the nicest person. While I was putting my stuff in my car and she asked me if I found what I was looking for. Then she offered to take my cart back in so I wouldn't have to. I know they have a hard time keeping managers but I hope they can keep this one for quite awhile.”

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  3. Patriot Market - 105 Main St

    105 Main St, Tulare SD 57476

    5 Superb 5 reviews

    “Great little country grocery store. All the essentials that you need in a small town like Tulare. The store helpers are always very helpful, courteous, and a source of great information about local conditions, people, weather, and hunting conditions. What's more, the Patriot Take Out restaurant next door is South Dakota's best kept secret fantastic restaurant. I've eaten there several times and the food is, as New Yorkers would say, to die for! It's open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. each weekday but not on weekends. If you're in the area, they have Dine-in and take-out oh, so don't miss it you will have a meal the likes of which you won't find except in very big cities and from the locals who are the best!”

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