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  1. Trading Post - 395 TX-174

    395 TX-174, Blum TX 76627

    5 Superb 16 reviews

    “Hidden Jewel in the heart of the Brazos River. Family and Friendsbpass through and feel a real sense of HOME Love and acceptance. Gives Hope for small town stores.”

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  2. John's Grocery - 1849 TX-174

    1849 TX-174, Rio Vista TX 76093

    5 Superb 38 reviews

    “This is the only place I know of in all of Texas that actually knows how to serve a Hot Roast Beef Sandwich .... and it's very good! Their other good looks great too but I always get this”

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  3. David's Express - 5303 Farm to Market Rd 933

    5303 Farm to Market Rd 933, Whitney TX 76692

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “Great little neighborhood corner store. Its been around for years. Very well stocked!! Yummy pizzas and always "sale" items. Competitive to low fuel prices. Always smilies from the help!”

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  5. Lamp Man Grocery - 13382 FM 56

    13382 FM 56, Morgan TX 76671

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “Was working in the area and stopped in for lunch, best burger Ive had in a while and a great price....I live in Whitney and will happily drive out of my way to come get a burger from here, i can spend almost 50 bucks at sonic or another place for 2 people to eat and be left unsatisfied or wanting more, but the food from Lampman fed both of us for just over 20 bucks and we are stuffed and actually have leftovers....So far got burgers 6 different times from here and quality remains the same...love it u guys are great, keep up the good work”

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  6. Dollar General - 407 TX-174 N

    407 TX-174 N, Rio Vista TX 76093

    3.5 Good 78 reviews

    “im sorry that your recent review was bad but i would love to say that there was this really nice man working there and he was really sweet and helped me with everything i needed with a constant smile on his face and jokes to brighten my day, i come to the store quite often and whenever he's working he doesn't fail to make sure that im not having any trouble finding everything i need, even when customers arent very respectful to him he keeps a smile on his face and stays respectful during stressful situations. Its truly great to see good people still exist in this world. gives me faith in humanity but i hope i do not meet that jenn lady she seems like a real bitch”

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  7. Dollar General - 105 Hcr 1207

    105 Hcr 1207, Whitney TX 76692

    3.2 Average 76 reviews

    “Probably one of the better Dollar General’s I’ve ever stepped foot in. Normally most always have boxes of stock lining every isle, but this one isn’t usually that way. They may occasionally have some out but a employee is typically trying to get it put away. This location also has a good selection of decor and usually has products that you may need last minute. The only reason I deducted a star is because of stock. I’m not sure if it’s the issue of just getting shipments because of the economy, but recently the shelves have seemed more empty than usual. However, The friendliness of the staff has been great. These folks are always welcoming, wishing you a great day etc. I’ve never seen them be short with customers.”

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