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  1. Brookshire's - 502 East Goode Street

    502 East Goode Street, Quitman TX 75783

    4.1 Good 167 reviews

    “It's a nice grocery store. Most brookshiers are pretty nice. They have good deals quite often, with a buy one get one free. Me and my wife loaded up with meats when they had that special. We saved hundreds of dollars. Loved the cashier we had, she was sweet and wanted to know about how my pregnant wife was. We told her she was having complications, and the lady said she would pray for us. The guy who did our sacking liked to talk, a lot lol but he was cool. Helped us take out groceries out and told me to get home and take care of my wife, she was hurting pretty bad and had to sit down and take a break. The store is clean, no complaints about it really.”

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  2. Dollar General - 405 South Main Street

    405 South Main Street, Quitman TX 75783

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “Always find what I'm looking for in the last month. Shelves are stocked again. But like everywhere else, canned cat food was in short supply. Found everything else”

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  3. Super Sak - 150 Winnsboro Street

    150 Winnsboro Street, Quitman TX 75783

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

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  5. Brookshire's Pharmacy - 502 East Goode Street

    502 East Goode Street, Quitman TX 75783

    3.4 Good 15 reviews

    “We just moved here and everyone was very friendly and helpful. I remember the lady that helped us was smiling all through the time she helped us. It makes a big difference.”

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