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  1. Cloverdale Country Store - 1011 E Spruce St

    1011 E Spruce St, Abbotsford WI 54405

    4.6 Superb 158 reviews

    “In this economy, this store keeps my family fed. Prices are much more reasonable than most other stores and we always try new things every time we go. Frozen meats and snack foods are bulk and cheap.”

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  2. Abarrotes La China Mexican Store - 301 N 4th St

    301 N 4th St, Abbotsford WI 54405

    4.7 Superb 12 reviews

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  3. Abby County Market - 206 N 4th St

    206 N 4th St, Abbotsford WI 54405

    4.2 Good 138 reviews

    “Pharmacy is top-notch, deli hot & cold never disappoints. Prices and variety are excellent for a small town grocer. Only downside, their produce never seems fresh and is very expensive.”

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  5. Dollar General - 313 S 4th St

    313 S 4th St, Abbotsford WI 54405

    3.8 Good 57 reviews

    “"Heaven" who works here, is kind, decent, hard working and efficient. The store is almost always clean and they are constantly restocking items cause they are very popular and always running out. Great place to get storage boxes locally.”

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  6. Abbyland Foods, Inc. - 502 E Linden St

    502 E Linden St, Abbotsford WI 54405

    3.8 Good 95 reviews

    “Showed up an hour late and they loaded me in about 20 minutes. Been here a lot, and every time they’re fast and very friendly. Especially the guy loading trailers with the dark beard, ridiculously blue eyes, and a killer smile…”

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