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  1. Dollar Tree - 18520 Media Dr Suite A

    18520 Media Dr Suite A, Robertsdale AL 36567

    4.3 Superb 86 reviews

    “It's a great place to shop when you on a fixed income and have to make every dollar count.Its especially nice to be able to shop for birthday cards, gift bags and etc.”

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  2. DG Market - 19160 US-90

    19160 US-90, Robertsdale AL 36567

    4.3 Superb 86 reviews

    “Best dollar general in robertsdale imo. The remodel of the store they had a few years ago took time getting used to but it's easier navigating than it was. The employees are friendly and helpful (even though I hate asking for help xD); I would recommend this store to anyone.”

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  3. Dollar General - 25178 Brewer Road

    25178 Brewer Road, Robertsdale AL 36567

    3.9 Good 36 reviews

    “Thankful they were open this morning on Thanksgiving as my can opener stopped working. However, I hope they are not open all day so the employees can spend time with their families today.”

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  5. Dollar General - 23580 AL-59

    23580 AL-59, Robertsdale AL 36567

    3.3 Good 11 reviews

    “Ive been to 6 different DG's in the area. They all have a few different items. Most employees are nice and friendly. There is one store that needs a little advice on how to smile, and act just a little more happy to see customers.”

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