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  1. Fortuna Grocery Outlet - 1085 S Fortuna Blvd

    1085 S Fortuna Blvd, Fortuna CA 95540

    4.1 Good 159 reviews

    “Shopping pretty typical but there are some cool "finds". Customer service is quite good, especially the checkout worker whose station is by the entry. She is as pleasant a person as can be!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 721 South Fortuna Boulevard

    721 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna CA 95540

    3.6 Good 86 reviews

    “People that works there are very nice. They need to change it, if they are going to raise the prices up. Dollar Tree plus. It will be where I won't be able to afford going cause I'm on a very fix budget. I liked it when it was a Dollar.”

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  3. Dollar General - 650 South Fortuna Boulevard

    650 South Fortuna Boulevard, Fortuna CA 95540

    3.5 Good 100 reviews

    “This is one of my go to places to shop! Prices are below average the average for this area! They have a wide selection of items ranging from everyday essentials like toiletries, milk, soda and cell phone accessories to things like DVDs, gift cards and seasonal holiday items! The staff is friendly and I especially love Macy! The different colors of hairs from week to week accentuate her personality and customer service skills! Always a joy walking in to her friendly smile!”

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