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  1. Dollar General - 958 2nd Street

    958 2nd Street, Florala AL 36442

    3.8 Good 77 reviews

    “There was a very kind lady who worked there. Who showed me some products that I needed for my makeup. She was very kind and sweet, very, very compassionate. And I admire that and I appreciate her customer service. Great place to shop.”

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  2. Piggly Wiggly - 980 2nd St

    980 2nd St, Florala AL 36442

    3.7 Good 116 reviews

    “All in all good store. Their ground beef is don't prefer. They are a little more expensive, and being 7 miles from the house instead of 16 to DFS, or 30 to Crestview they come in very handy. I routinely stop by for items forgotten, or a change in supper plans. Staff is very pleasant. You could do way worse than stopping in.”

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  3. Tom Thumb - 8200 FL-85

    8200 FL-85, Laurel Hill FL 32567

    4.1 Good 31 reviews

    “The lady running the station on this particular night (we early am hour) was so very kind, patient and helpful. I don't remember her name but she is a thin, blonde lady with glasses and about 5'6" maybe. I would very much love to thank her again for trying to find my ( oh so very wrong address) using her wifi as mine wouldn't connect. And please let her know we did make it to our hotel about 30 minutes later & my corrected address the following day safely!! She should get a huge raise in pay!!! Thank you Ms. :•)”

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