Discount Stores near Dagsboro, DE

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  1. 32181 Dupont Boulevard Unit 5, Dagsboro DE 19939

    4.3 Superb 65 reviews

    “Great location free parking friendly staff. This location is the best store. The store is very clean and well stocked!!! All the aisles are free from boxes of merchandise not yet stocked... Great prices on house hold items.”

  2. 204 Main St, Millsboro DE 19966

    4.9 Superb 55 reviews

    “Love the Millsboro store. Janet the store manager and her entire staff are great ?and very friendly. The store is very clean and organized ? Will always shop at my DG.”

  3. 28632 Dupont Blvd, Millsboro DE 19966

    3.9 Good 38 reviews

    “We stop in from time to time to get a few things and have to say Ms. Sue is what sets this store apart from others, she always has a friendly little story and wonderful attitude that will always keep us stopping by.”

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  5. 9 West Church Street, Selbyville DE 19975

    3.6 Good 57 reviews

    “Best place in town for all the basics. Always surprised by what they end up having.Definitely the best managed Dollar Generals I've been to.Great people working there who will go out of their way to help you when you show them a little kindness and respect.”

  6. 26012 John J. Williams Hwy, Millsboro DE 19966

    3.6 Good 80 reviews

    “Love the store. Staff friendly. Cashier very nice. I think her name is MaryAnne.Have almost everything you may need except bags. Lol. Make sure you bring a shopping bag. But the cashier was nice. She had boxes we could use.”

  7. 35188 Atlantic Avenue, Millville DE 19967

    3.4 Good 89 reviews

    “Needed supplies for an issue back at the house. Found all that I needed. Checkout was a bit slow (7 people in line and just 1 cashier. Not a big deal (self-checkout machine not working). People there were polite, no other issues.”

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