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  1. DG Market - 87000 US-278

    87000 US-278, Snead AL 35952

    4.1 Good 66 reviews

    “Just visited the store to run and get a few items everything was fine playing in place. But when I got to the register, I sent to annoy Angela that I put in my coupons. I'm sorry the system took so long. But you standing there and clicking your fingernails on the counter really annoys customers. I'm sorry it bothers you to have to work on a Sunday.”

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  2. Dollar General - 4340 US-278

    4340 US-278, Altoona AL 35952

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “The lady was very nice and noticed I was about to rip a bag of gallon of milk and she coming around the counter and help me get it o and help me get a bag of chips that I was looking for she was very nice and patient with me. Kept calling me sweetie 🫠 Cool”

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  3. Dollar General - 9455 AL-75

    9455 AL-75, Horton AL 35980

    3.9 Good 70 reviews

    “This Is a great Dollar general.The staff here are very helpful.The shelves are usually Stocked Well.The Manager Donna is very nice. Tammy 8s an Awesome Employee here.She connects very well with customers both Young and Old Alike.The store Is clean and seem for the most part clutter free. The Parking lot is large and clean. This Dollar general gets 5 out of 5 Stars!”

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  5. Dollar General - 55 Wynnville Rd

    55 Wynnville Rd, Altoona AL 35952

    3.7 Good 12 reviews

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  6. Dollar General - 4240 Highpoint Road

    4240 Highpoint Road, Albertville AL 35950

    2.7 Average 64 reviews

    “It’s a Dollar Store. Sometimes it’s well stocked. Sometimes it looks like it was hit hard. But they do a good job of restocking pretty quickly. They have all the basics and even some refrigerated items like eggs and milk.”

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