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  1. Dollar Tree - 9304 AR-107 A

    9304 AR-107 A, Sherwood AR 72120

    3.7 Good 97 reviews

    “Even with the price increases, Dollar Tree is still my go-to when I need something quick. They are bringing some higher quality items that matches Walmart and even Target.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1751 E Kiehl Ave

    1751 E Kiehl Ave, Sherwood AR 72120

    3.2 Average 79 reviews

    “They actually carried products that are hard to find, and at a cheaper price. The staff was helpful, and charismatic. I was disappointed with all the freight in the floor, but I don't visit enough to know if this is a constant problem. Be careful entering and exiting the parking lot though, there is some significant uneveness.”

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  3. Dollar General - 17809 Batesville Pike

    17809 Batesville Pike, Sherwood AR 72120

    3.2 Average 85 reviews

    “I really like this Dollar General. It's right down the road from my house and they're always fairly friendly and they always have a large selection of fresh groceries which I like. They're open late which seems like the only time I ever like to go shopping anymore.And if. I get their right at clothes. They'll stay open a little bit longer for me really great store. I would recommend”

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  5. Dollar General - 9801 AR-107

    9801 AR-107, Sherwood AR 72120

    3 Average 73 reviews

    “This location seems to always be stocked compared to the other 2 Sherwood locations. The customer service varies on who's working. Some employees are nice and some employees are rude.”

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  6. DG Market - 4109 East Kiehl Avenue

    4109 East Kiehl Avenue, Sherwood AR 72120

    2.3 Poor 109 reviews

    “Friendly service from staff and checks on customers with a smile. I didn't catch the ladies name but seemed she might be a manager. If she's not, she should be! Great looking store with items neatly stocked and some things were out of stock but I've found that at every DG I go to. A lot of new items to select from and the set up is great. First DG market I've been in and I was impressed!”

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