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  1. Kamas Foodtown Pharmacy - 146 W 200 S

    146 W 200 S, Kamas UT 84036

    3.6 Good 16 reviews

    “Incredible staff! Love this pharmacy. Can't find many pharmacies like this one anymore. :) And they have VERY FAST service. No 2 hour waits at like other places”

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  2. Kamas Food Town - 145 W 200 S

    145 W 200 S, Kamas UT 84036

    3.5 Good 114 reviews

    “Stopped by while staying in a nearby cabin. This store is way bigger than we thought. Not exactly bargain prices, but that’s to be expected in a small town. Friendly staff! If you’re picky about your produce, drive to Heber. Otherwise it’s ok.”

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  3. Joe's Country Store - 15 W 2200 S

    15 W 2200 S, Francis UT 84036

    4.9 Superb 14 reviews

    “This place is so on point and in character with where it is located. I've driven passed this place so many times and I'm kicking myself for just now stopping. We entered to find two cowboys sitting at a table having a coffee break. We struck up a conversation with them and had a nice chat about Francis and the new construction going on in their area. It was perfect. They were really nice guys and made our visit even better than we expected. The cashier/cook was an incredibly lovely lady that was easy to chat with and who made a killer hamburger. The decor of the place was probably the same that it's been for twenty years and the same that it'll be for next twenty years hopefully, And I mean that only in a positive way. The food was super fresh and tasty as could be. We got the bacon blue cheese burger and damn it was nice. It seemed like fresh meat to us and the cheese was real and good fresh chunks of blue cheese. We loved everything about it. We couldn't have liked this experience anymore than we did and I'd urged anyone coming through the area to come in and relax and have a burger and chat with some of the super nice locals. Rad place!”

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  5. Ken's Kash Market - 980 W Center St

    980 W Center St, Oakley UT 84055

    4.5 Superb 40 reviews

    “This is my nice local grocery market. It's always clean and well-organized, and the staff is friendly and helpful. Their produce is always fresh. Friendly staff, an all around pleasant shopping experience! Thank you”

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  6. Smith's - 744 N Main St

    744 N Main St, Heber City UT 84032

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “Great store. One complaint, ditch the Dyson hand dryers in your bathrooms. If I wanted a blast of cold air to displace the water and leave my hands still wet and clammy, id wave my hands around. Most worthless hand dryers on the market”

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  7. Smith's Pharmacy - 744 N Main St

    744 N Main St, Heber City UT 84032

    4 Good 57 reviews

    “Dear Manger, or whoever picks out your overhead music...please for the sanity of your shoppers, stop playing the worst music of the 1980's and 90's. This music should have never been recorded nor released!!! Somehow you got suckered into subscribing to the D List of the one hit wonder artists. It's just giving vibes of Aqua Net, leg warmers and neon...Other than that your store is amazing. Please can we play better music. Thank you for listening to my TED Talk!!”

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