Discount Stores near Brookwood, AL

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  1. 16124 AL-216 Ste B, Brookwood AL 35444

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “Great customer service! It doesn’t matter what day of the week I go in there- those girls are working—stocking the shelves and ringing people up. I get greeted when I walk through the door and if I need help with anything they don’t hesitate to stop what they’re doing and help me.”

  2. 10909 Public Safety Drive, Vance AL 35490

    4.4 Superb 10 reviews

    “DG Market was easy to get to from Greystone Inn and Suites. Took about 5-6 minutes to get there. The store was very clean and organized. I've never been in a DG Market but I was very impressed with this store. It has an entire wall of refrigerators/freezers. It also has a great Halloween decor section right now. It had exactly what we needed. We will definitely return on our next trip.”

  3. 15343 US-11, Coaling AL 35453

    3.6 Good 86 reviews

    “Me an my family LOVE this Dollar General the workers here are absolutely so sweet and helpful. They don’t get enough credit. We are so grateful for them. Also the store is always so clean. And well organized”

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