18288 High Springs Main St, High Springs FL 32643
“purchase a refill on my Raz vaper. It cost me $20.00 4 days later it didn't work, when I took it in the lady owner said there was nothing, she could do Beware and purchase your vapers and a more reliable store.”
18625 NW County Road 236, High Springs FL 32643
“Beautiful store… If you been driving on 75 and you thought to yourself “They’ve been advertising free juice for the longest. I should go get some free juice” don’t expect free juice. There are about 4 baby gators and they’re actually cute. There’s a shark and gator statue as well.”
19899 US-441, High Springs FL 32643
“This sore is "Always clean, no debris in the aisles, nothing blocking the aisles,it's just a pleasant atmosphere. Alianis is a great team player, Everytime I see her she's sporting a smile and she seems to have a healthy relationship w/ her coworkers as I've seen her multiple times over a year & 1/2 working alongside others stocking shelves. When you have this type of comraderie it just is a breath of fresh air for the customers! "Way to go Dollar Tree in High Springs!" ??”
18625 Northwest County Road 236, High Springs FL 32643
“We have been stopping at this (previously Mobile) station for years. The managers, Michelle and Robert are the reason we always have to stop for hugs, citrus and gas. We are always impressed with their customer service and care for their work. Their team is professional and helpful. We travel through their area 8 x a year and always stop to purchase fruit for our 100+ students. Every time we come, Michelle and her team are cleaning, stocking oranges, and helping their guests. They are knowledgeable about the citrus and are always happy to share their knowledge (and samples of their fruit! delicious!). I purchased mangos 3 weeks ago and they were amazing! If you want fresh citrus and you want a clean, courteous break, wait until exit 404 on I75 in Florida and go to one of the first two stations (they manage both.) We are already looking forward to seeing them on our next trip down.”
410 NW Santa Fe Blvd, High Springs FL 32643
“Wanna give a shout out to Tara who is an amazing and hardworker. Each and every time me and my kids come in she always treats us with professional kindness 💕 we will definitely be returning more and more.”
18141 High Springs Main Street, High Springs FL 32643
“I love the fact that I came in and see my baby mama Jessi she is so loving and always making peoples days 90% of the people that come in enjoys her and she always upbeat”
19225 NW US Hwy 441, High Springs FL 32643
“Pharmacist Timothy John Rousseau was absolutely wonderful! He went above and beyond in helping us to fill our prescription. He was personable, professional and very knowledgeable. We loved him!”
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