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  1. Dollar General - 5545 Eastern Valley Road

    5545 Eastern Valley Road, McCalla AL 35111

    4.1 Good 87 reviews

    “I always love going to Dollar general because I wish they had more stuff so I could stop going to Walmart is Dollar general have more stuff .. lmao ????”

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  2. Dollar General - 20861 Eastern Valley Rd

    20861 Eastern Valley Rd, McCalla AL 35111

    3.4 Good 58 reviews

    “For awhile store lacked good management. Stock on the shelves was scattered about and items not easy to locate. But lately is has been much better. Remodeling is taking place and easy to find items now.”

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  3. Dollar General - 13079 Broadway Drive

    13079 Broadway Drive, McCalla AL 35111

    3 Average 79 reviews

    “I hate that no matter what Dollar General you go in you get no cell service. You’re forced to use their internet to check out their app. Then it runs so slow you don’t even care if you get the deals by then. This dollar General for the most part stays clean and put away. Everyone seems nice. There is always help.”

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  5. Dollar General - 22583 AL-216

    22583 AL-216, McCalla AL 35111

    2.9 Average 92 reviews

    “The employees there are very nice. I'm a trucker and stopped by there to pick up somethings for the truck. Definitely will visit there again when I'm in the area ?”

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