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  1. Dollar Don's Discount Outlet - 172 East Van Buren

    172 East Van Buren, Eureka Springs AR 72632

    4.3 Superb 81 reviews

    “My wife my grandson and his mom came here one day and they had an excellent experience and the staff was very nice thank you guys so much for being in eureka springs”

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  2. Dollar General - 3119 East Van Buren

    3119 East Van Buren, Eureka Springs AR 72632

    3.1 Average 124 reviews

    “This is the BEST I have ever seen this store! I used to have to step over boxes and totes in aisles when I came down here and visited this location. Their tier table is set and BEAUTIFULLY as well as ahead of schedule, (retired RTM/SML) and they deserve a HUGE kudos at how clean and amazing it looks!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 2 Forest Park Dr

    2 Forest Park Dr, Holiday Island AR 72631

    3.9 Good 21 reviews

    “Holliday ISLAND dollar general is by farthest the cleanest most organized and peaceful shopping experience I've ever had was dollar general. The managers, employees, are the most helpful and friendly. Always greeting customers w a smile letting us know we are Welcome and that our business is greatly APPRECIATED. THANKS”

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  5. Dollar General - 32460 State Hwy 86

    32460 State Hwy 86, Eagle Rock MO 65641

    3.4 Good 90 reviews

    “It's the only place for miles that has more selection than a gas station. It probably saves lives because people aren't having to drive all the way back to town for basic necessities. The convenience of it's location shouldn't go unnoticed.”

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