Discount Stores in Dover, FL

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  1. 13289 US-92, Dover FL 33527

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “I have had no problems finding what I need. The workers are nice, and work hard to keep the store maintained. I have never had an issue at this store like the other comments here. I get helped if I need it, and this store has looked much better than what it was before.”

  2. 14618 E Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Dover FL 33527

    3.9 Good 32 reviews

    “Bella and Nece were very nice and kind. They helped me look for items and did so with pleasure and a smile! Great staff to have on hand! If I could Give 6 stars I would!”

  3. 2051 North Valrico Road, Dover FL 33527

    3.4 Good 29 reviews

    “Even though this is a type of business which does not rely on reviews (Starbucks, CVS, Publix, etc) The development team at Dollar General very smartly chose a perfect location. I visit weekly for odds and ends. Usually for popcorn, candies and other movie night supplies. While the clientele can sometimes be sketch, The place is nice, new and has a relatively good staff.”

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  5. 3265 Sydney Dover Rd, Dover FL 33527

    3.4 Good 61 reviews

    “Dollar General is my favorite store, especially when it comes to buying groceries, their cheaper than anybody.You would be surprised at what you can get for $20-$30, and it's all because of their dollar items : )”

  6. 10365 McIntosh Road, Dover FL 33527

    3.2 Average 48 reviews

    “Very clean and they have produce here which is great in a pinch but the cashier wasn't pleasant. Also my frozen fruit bars were more expensive than at the one closer to me. I will give it another chance when in the area.”

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