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  1. Dollar Tree - 27 Park Road Ste B

    27 Park Road Ste B, Pleasant Grove AL 35127

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “Dollar tree was good found every thing that I was looking for and then some good shopping cashier was so friendly and nice I learned somethings that I didn't know about pretaining to receipts.”

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  2. Dollar General - 27 Park Road Suite 202

    27 Park Road Suite 202, Pleasant Grove AL 35127

    4.1 Good 84 reviews

    “This store is usually busy in the afternoon/evening and rarely has more than 1 cashier. I still choose to go to this one even though the other D.G. in town is closer to my house. Its shelves are never fully stocked, I've pulled up mid-day and the doors were locked and no one was around. Don't believe the hours posted online and race up there at 9:30pm thinking you're going to make it. This store CLOSES at 9:00pm EVERYDAY!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 915 4th Street

    915 4th Street, Pleasant Grove AL 35127

    3.2 Average 43 reviews

    “The staff in this store were very helpful and assisted me in looking for supplies that I needed. When we didn't find one of the items, puppy pads, on the shelf, the young man went to the back. He found some that had been that day. Great service, very friendly staff and the store is very well maintained. The aisles were wide making it easy to shop. The shelves were stocked and in order.”

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