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  1. Scott's Bestway - 804 E Lake Ave

    804 E Lake Ave, Celina TN 38551

    4.6 Superb 101 reviews

    “We are from Wisconsin and stayed in a local cabin, and went to Scott's for our food needs. Very friendly, very welcoming, great selection. Just a great little store. Will definitely come back next time we stay.”

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  2. Happy Sak - 1012 Gainesboro Hwy

    1012 Gainesboro Hwy, Celina TN 38551

    4.1 Good 62 reviews

    “Im not from Tennessee. But I wanna say the employees here are wonderful & friendly people . Who I will never forget . Roy is such a sweet ,caring kind person . Privilege to have had the opportunity to have met him . And the owner is nice too .”

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  3. Dollar General - 16 River Road

    16 River Road, Celina TN 38551

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “The staff is very friendly and helpful and the store is always fully stocked. The only downside is it's sometimes difficult to get around as they are consistently stocking with large boxes sometimes obstructing the aisles. Store is very clean as well.”

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  5. DG Market - 500 Dow Ave

    500 Dow Ave, Celina TN 38551

    4.2 Good 5 reviews

    “This was the grocery store where we found everything we needed at reasonable prices while staying in the Postcard Cabins nearby. Not many grocery stores in the area sell alcohol, but this one does.”

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