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  1. Blanca's Store - 217 E Kings St

    217 E Kings St, Avenal CA 93204

    4.9 Superb 15 reviews

    “The owners are the best persons and the staff are very respectful and very helpful they always help you at everything when it comes to customer service I got to say it's one of the best stores in town because they care for their customers”

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  2. Dollar General - 917 E San Joaquin St

    917 E San Joaquin St, Avenal CA 93204

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

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  3. Family Dollar - 601 Skyline Blvd

    601 Skyline Blvd, Avenal CA 93204

    3.5 Good 38 reviews

    “I was driving from Santa Barbara up to Sacramento and like most of us on a budget with most of the money going into the gas tank. My 8 month old puppy deserved a treat so we stopped here. The clearance bin said up to 50% off of stuffed animals so I let him pick one out and with the 50% off it would only have been $2.50. as we walked down the pet aisle he found a bone that he couldn't live without and couldn't decide between the two so finally I have into get both seeing as how one was half off. The lady that rang me up told me the stuffed animal was not on sale. She then asked her associate to double check the price so she grabbed the exact same item from the 50% off bin. It still rang up as full price. I told the cashier I could only afford the bone then and the cashier replied, "well your dog was already chewing on it."I said well I wouldn't have allowed that if it hadn't been clearly marked as half off in the clearance bin with multiples of the same item. I said I would gladly pay for the bone and the price I was led to believe it should have been. The cashier said no.Long story shortThe associate who went to grab the other stuffed animal to double check the price for me ended up paying for my puppies two items. I said no that was ok, but she refused and went on to pay for my things. And that was the sweetest thing and it did my heart good to know that there are still genuine caring people and that they are not as horrible as the cashier that rang me up. So stop by family dollar and hopefully the associate that went out of her way for me will brighten your day as well.”

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