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  1. Grocery Outlet - 1460 Basin Street Southwest

    1460 Basin Street Southwest, Ephrata WA 98823

    4.7 Superb 101 reviews

    “Very organized, clean and quiet. Most employees are kinda friendly. Some are in bad moods or seem to be racist?!?!? I always get looks from employees like I’m going to steal or it’s because i have lots of tattoos?!? Either way makes it uncomfortable to shop there!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 79 WA-28

    79 WA-28, Soap Lake WA 98851

    4.1 Good 19 reviews

    “I was very shocked when this was built in our small town. It's not perfect, but very convenient to have another option in the area. Especially for those times when you just need a few little things and don't want to make a trip to a bigger store. Hopefully it will get the attention of others and they will do the same and build something here in the future also. More options like this means more local jobs, which also means more money staying local which this area desperately needs.”

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