Dunn’s Market and Grill

Prices are high but only because there is no other option! We ordered out from the kitchen and the curly fries and cheese burger were good.

We were staying at a cabin nearby and needed some essential food items. We called the place to find out their hours and talked to Zac who was friendly and informative. He told us they closed at 9pm and that they also had a deli. He was also very honest about their being out of certain grocery items until the next morning.
When we got there, we were greeted by a gruff woman who seemed to be some sort of manager. We found their selection of food items to be very limited. Many of the items such as milk, eggs, bread didn’t have their prices listed. The items that were marked were about double what we’re used to paying at home. We laughed when we saw individual coffee creamers marked for 35 cents each (no joke!). The woman (who became a little more pleasant near the end) looked up the prices at the register, but we never saw a list. We left with a half gallon of milk and a dozen eggs and paid $ 6.50. It’s clear they’re praying on a captive audience: vacationers in nearby cabins. If you just need a couple of items, it might be worth saving the gas to go to Kroger, which is a half hour away.
Overall, we were grateful to have a place to go to grab some essentials, but the prices seemed ridiculously inflated.