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  1. Piggly Wiggly (Cambridge) - 100 Jefferson Street

    100 Jefferson Street, Cambridge WI 53523

    4.2 Good 58 reviews

    “More than one would expect from a small grocery store. Many products to choose from; clean, friendly and quick. Prices are competitive and if you have a rewards card, sale prices throughout the store. Oh, and they play 70s Hits!!! "Shop the Pig"”

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  2. Dollar General - 213 Jefferson Street

    213 Jefferson Street, Cambridge WI 53523

    3.6 Good 54 reviews

    “So... Depending on who is working the register, service is either a delight or umm... given begrudgingly. That is my only complaint. Glad this store is a part of Cambridge. They have a wide variety of goods to offer and something to fit every budget. The even have an aisle with stuff that is only a dollar. I like shopping there. The convenience is a great value, especially considering the price of gas. Lots of parking. Bargains galore. And so convenient!”

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  3. Lake Mills Market - 375 W Tyranena Park Rd

    375 W Tyranena Park Rd, Lake Mills WI 53551

    3.1 Average 142 reviews

    “Multiple employees with radios and the manager I believe ? let me know they don't carry mushroom coffee ? .. so I had to go to another store ? ??”

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  5. Dollar General - 528 East Lake Street

    528 East Lake Street, Lake Mills WI 53551

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “I was taking someone else there and they were getting cleaning supplies and some canned food. Well I some some Christmas Flowers that are hard to find . These were 3ft long and very inexpensive 3-6 dollars a piece. In other stores they are 10 and up in price. I feel I got a real bargain. They really look like Holly, and Poinsettia's.”

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