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  1. Dollar General - 105 Industrial Drive

    105 Industrial Drive, Bonifay FL 32425

    4.1 Good 71 reviews

    “Let's face it, Dollar General is fast becoming a local store to every community! Great prices for staple items. And there sales specials are great! Especially when you can get 90% off!!!”

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  2. Super Dollar Store - 901 North Waukesha Street

    901 North Waukesha Street, Bonifay FL 32425

    3.9 Good 23 reviews

    “This is the place where I get my annual socks and pajamas. The socks here are so soft and comfortable and they are way too inexpensive. The pajamas are only $4.99 and too soft. The other deals here can be so much fun and crazy. Absolutely love this store in my hometown of Bonifay.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1104 North Waukesha Street

    1104 North Waukesha Street, Bonifay FL 32425

    3.9 Good 15 reviews

    “Usually not much on the shelves but today looked much better. Finally was able to buy dog food without driving across town. Otherwise very clean and friendly. Only wish Sunday Beer was available now. #NoSundaybeer”

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  5. DG Market - 1718 South Waukesha Street

    1718 South Waukesha Street, Bonifay FL 32425

    3.5 Good 63 reviews

    “This Dollar General Market had everything I needed for a quick stop. I was able to find all the necessities I was looking for, check out quickly, and be on my way. I even found a greeting card and a gift card for a friend, which made it a convenient one-stop shop. Great selection and a quick, easy shopping experience!”

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