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  1. Save A Lot - 3910 Morgan County Highway

    3910 Morgan County Highway, Wartburg TN 37887

    4.2 Good 106 reviews

    “First visit to this Save A Lot in Wartburg, Tennessee. It is surprisingly big as it stretches to the right from the entrance pretty far back. I found this store to be very clean, very tidy and the staff seemed nice. The prices are higher than I've seen elsewhere here, but the quality seems good. Layout is concise and clean front to back. There's a pretty good selection for dry goods, but much better for meats.”

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  2. IGA - 1014 Main Street

    1014 Main Street, Wartburg TN 37887

    4 Good 115 reviews

    “First visit to this spiffy IGA in Wartburg, Tennessee. It's quite expansive inside and I found a pretty extensive collection of meats and produce. As for dry goods, there isn't a humongous selection, but overall, it was spacious, and it was quite clean. There is a nice deli counter here as well. Staff were nice but looked kind of bored as there wasn't a lot going on here when I went.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1715 Morgan County Hwy

    1715 Morgan County Hwy, Wartburg TN 37887

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “I’ve always been supportive of a respectable business, that takes care of its customers. It has been my experience most of the time that I can find what I need and make more than one trip a week there. It’s main appeal is it’s convenient location.”

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  5. Lee's Food Mart - 222 Mill Street

    222 Mill Street, Wartburg TN 37887

    3.5 Good 14 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 1926 Knoxville Hwy

    1926 Knoxville Hwy, Wartburg TN 37887

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

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