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  1. Dollar Tree - 2375 South Hwy 27

    2375 South Hwy 27, Clermont FL 34711

    4.5 Superb 119 reviews

    “Heidi and Margaret are such special ladies! I love coming in and seeing that they’re working that day, they are always make sure people are helped and leaving with a smile :-) very pleasant and will be coming back specially cause of those ladies give em a raise !!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 16520 Sunrise Lakes Boulevard

    16520 Sunrise Lakes Boulevard, Clermont FL 34714

    3.7 Good 132 reviews

    “Lovely store with a full range of things you need for a few dollars. Staff work hard and there was a senior lady who was so friendly and pleasant. Open early too as I was up early after a restless night.”

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  3. Dollar General - 741 East W Hwy 50

    741 East W Hwy 50, Clermont FL 34711

    2.9 Average 84 reviews

    “Extremely clean. Been all over the US with the military & trucking, never have seen a Dollar store without every isle blocked & shelves looking like a tornado. This store was very organized, even labels facing out & isles not blocked.”

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