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  1. Brookshire's - 675 East Sunset Boulevard

    675 East Sunset Boulevard, Celina TX 75009

    4.3 Superb 179 reviews

    “Love this Brookshire store in Celina - very well organized and courteous staff. The produce is fresh and grocery in stock. The parking lot is ample enough and there is a gas station also. It’s little but far from my home however we love to go to this shop every week. Brookshire always helps and donate local organizations. Appreciate their commitment towards community.”

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  2. Bobcat Kuntry & Car Wash Self Serve - 204 E Pecan St Ste A

    204 E Pecan St Ste A, Celina TX 75009

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “I have my! Product there the McCormick peanut brittle and Patties! Outstanding staff ! Thank you Celina, Texas for supporting the McCormick product! McCormick family”

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  3. Dollar General - 705 E Pecan St

    705 E Pecan St, Celina TX 75009

    4 Good 73 reviews

    “It's not the best dollar store out there, nor the cleanest. But the stuff here was pretty good. It's sure looks old and looks nothing like other photos I've seen, nor everything is a dollar either. Pros- Good quality products - Cheaper than Super Target and WalmartCons- Not organized the best way- Stuff is not in the right spot- I bought a hat that said it was $4 but it was $10Overall Pretty Good!”

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  5. Brookshires #73 - 675 E Sunset Blvd

    675 E Sunset Blvd, Celina TX 75009

    2.6 Average 9 reviews

    “This meat department is smart enough to keep Pittsburgh sausages in stock from East Texas and that is a huge win for me I'll drive all the way here from McKinney to get 'em!”

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