Discount Stores near Hastings, FL

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  1. 9915 Co Rd 13, Hastings FL 32145

    4.3 Superb 73 reviews

    “Dollar General is a convenient stop for a quick shopping trip. Don't forget to explore the clearance section at the back of the store; you might find some great deals there. They also stock most common grocery items, making it a one-stop shop. Additionally, you can grab a movie from the Redbox conveniently located out front. Overall, a handy place for your daily needs.”

  2. 201 N 8th St, Palatka FL 32177

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “Thank you Marqiese (hope I spelt it correctly) for making my visit wonderful. You were attentive and anticipated customer needs, which is essential in retail. You made shopping at your store worth it.”

  3. 740 US-17, San Mateo FL 32187

    4 Good 54 reviews

    “The cashier at 2nd shift (I came at 6:10 pm) is very welcoming, kind, and professional. Just wanted to give a review because of her. God bless you! Nice store, clean, organized, and has a lot of items.”

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  5. 264 S, 264 US-17, East Palatka FL 32131

    3.7 Good 61 reviews

    “This store is conveniently located right off Hwy 17. When I was there it looked like they just got a big shipment of boxes to put out. I brought two boxes of my favorite knock off cookies.”

  6. Eastgate Square, 164 US-17 Unit 16, East Palatka FL 32131

    3.6 Good 31 reviews

    “I found what I needed and then some. The cashier was very friendly and patient since my kids were making last minute picks. Luckily, there was no one waiting behind me.”

  7. 1093 N, 1093 US-17, Palatka FL 32177

    3.6 Good 66 reviews

    “Great little store conveniently located in a place with very few shopping options. If it wasn't for this Dollar General people would have to travel a long way to make basic purchases.”

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