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  1. Winn-Dixie - 2851 Henley Road

    2851 Henley Road, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.9 Good 145 reviews

    “I am not overly impressed with this grocery store. A lot of the products, fruits, etc. were not available. The cashiers and other staff were friendly and helpful. The store was clean…..”

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  2. Dollar General - 3540 US-17 #113

    3540 US-17 #113, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.7 Good 88 reviews

    “My Son & I stopped at this Dollar General to get a few things. We were greeted by a Sweet Lady who opened the door for Us. When We went to check out it was the Same young lady that checked us out who opened the door for Us. She was Fantastic, Sweet and gave Us good service and a lot of compliments. Her name is Cookie and she loves People and Her job. She is a Blessing and We’ll be back because of Her. ?”

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  3. Winn-Dixie Liquor - 2851 Henley Road STE. 108

    2851 Henley Road STE. 108, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    3.4 Good 20 reviews

    “The staff is amazing! They are super friendly and very knowledgeable about their products. If there is something you can’t find they can almost always find it for you.”

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  5. Dollar General - 2893 Henley Road

    2893 Henley Road, Green Cove Springs FL 32043

    2.6 Average 17 reviews

    “It's a good store they need to take out the self serve cash registers that they don't use anymore an make another employee cash register cause the line can get real long. It s only one cash register that they use so the line can get unbearable an you might not have nothing but to items”

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