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  1. Dollar General - E220 E Menomonie Street

    E220 E Menomonie Street, Elk Mound WI 54739

    4 Good 8 reviews

    “Nice place. They always say that when a dollar store comes to your small town, it is officially dead. While it may be true, this is a pretty nice store. Stocked shelves and quick checkout. Could use some more workers though.”

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  2. Luer's Grocery - N1959 WI-85

    N1959 WI-85, Eau Claire WI 54701

    5 Superb 13 reviews

    “This place is a great spot to stop and get snacks and drinks. It's a place we're you feel like you just want to sit and chat with the owner. It has the small town mom and pop charm. So if you ever drive by stop and check it out you will not be sorry.”

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  3. Kyle's Market - 115 Main St

    115 Main St, Colfax WI 54730

    4.6 Superb 100 reviews

    “We found this hidden gem on accident! We moved to Menomonie from Mississippi for my husband's job and had been out riding around enjoying the snow and just decided to stop in. We will be doing our shopping here! The owner and staff are wonderful! The selection is great and the meat is delicious! The prices are great! It's only a 10 mile drive and we will be making the trip often!! Thanks again!!”

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  5. Dollar General - 120 Main Street

    120 Main Street, Colfax WI 54730

    4.2 Good 38 reviews

    “The ladies that work here are very helpful and make sure they have what you need. Great prices and a surprisingly big selection on all sorts of items, such as toiletries, clothes, groceries, beauty care and lots of snacks.”

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