Discount Stores near Eclectic, AL

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  1. 1829 Kowaliga Road, Eclectic AL 36024

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “I was recently in this store and had an issue with a digital coupon not coming off, even though I had the required items and amount needed. It was clipped in my account and the register took my number, but it didn’t give the discount. Brittany and Ricky went out of their way to make sure everything rang up correctly and I got the discount. They were so patient and helpful! If it was a small coupon I wouldn’t have worried about it, but it was the $10.00 off P&G items. They were both super friendly and I just wanted to recognize their willingness to help.”

  2. 8303 Kowaliga Road, Eclectic AL 36024

    4.2 Good 33 reviews

    “I love the Dollar general at the lake! There are not that many retailers and they've always got what you need! The manager of the shop is particularly enthusiastic and always engages conversation with the customers.”

  3. 460 Gilmer Avenue, Tallassee AL 36078

    4.6 Superb 40 reviews

    “Always find new neat things, now they've added more items that are $1.25‐ $3‐$5, is my go-to for parties and housewares, all of my plates are from Dollar tree.”

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  5. 4449 Jug Factory Road, Wetumpka AL 36092

    4 Good 31 reviews

    “This place has gotten a lot better since the 2 new managers have taken over i dont know thier names but nice young lady I think the gm and a young man who i assume is her new assistant the store is easier to navigate shelves are back stocked and not just thrown together the displays are cute and over all the people are just a lot nicer and helpful i had stopped going by there and decided to stop and grab a couple things and it was a lot better experience then I had on previous stops i will be a returning coustomer from now on”

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