Discount Stores near Bell, FL

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  1. 1780 N Main St, Bell FL 32619

    4.1 Good 65 reviews

    “Pretty good location. We call it the Walmart of Bell. Seems to get busy at times, but the cashier's are pretty quick. Some cashier's need to learn how to bathe or wear deodorant, but most of the other ones are super friendly, which is odd for Dollar General employees. They keep the shelves well stocked. We like to go for their freezer ice cream, it's usually 3.00 cheaper than Winn-Dixie and Walmart's. So when you go get their ice cream and it's sold out, you can thank me.”

  2. 85 NE 910th Ave, Branford FL 32008

    3.9 Good 31 reviews

    “I love this store. We drive slightly out of our way to shop there. Cassie, Andy and everyone are so nice and helpful. Even when they're having a rough day, they are so pleasant. The store is the cleanest I've ever seen; that's one of the reasons we go there, too. Thanks for all the great service!”

  3. 702 N Main St, Trenton FL 32693

    3.4 Good 83 reviews

    “The staff is nice and I usually have no problem finding what I need when I go in. They also have a self checkout lane which is helpful, but can be hard to get to, if the line is too long. The self checkout lane should not be used for anything which requires your ID to purchase because the cashier has to step away from their register and verify the ID, which slows everything down. Thank you ?”

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  5. 5335 State Rd 349, Old Town FL 32680

    3.3 Good 75 reviews

    “The workers tonight were so nice I was doing a big door dash and came back in to get chocolate and my card kept declining, I figured out I locked it so no bigge but I had a lot going on not to mention it was like a few minutes before closing. I appreciate them for being so kind! 10/10 recommend those employees tonight I wish I woulda caught their names!”

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