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  1. Dollar General - 300 Green Wy

    300 Green Wy, Keystone Heights FL 32656

    3.5 Good 102 reviews

    “One of the male workers thats worked here a while always drops what he's doing to help out with a good attitude. Not sure thier name but wanted to recognize them for good customer service.”

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  2. Dollar General - 845 N SR 21

    845 N SR 21, Melrose FL 32666

    4 Good 80 reviews

    “Great place friend staff and everyrhing is easy to find items are marked and marked down items are easy to find great store great place great items.and great deals. Even on the app you can use coupons.”

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  3. Dollar General - 10219 US-301

    10219 US-301, Hampton FL 32044

    3.8 Good 50 reviews

    “This store isn't the best as far as the diversity of products that is on hand, but the employees make up for it with their amazingly friendly demeanor and great personalities.”

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  5. Dollar General - 17481 NE US Hwy 301

    17481 NE US Hwy 301, Waldo FL 32694

    3.4 Good 82 reviews

    “For the past 7-9 months it's been pretty pleasant . They seem to have found some much better employees and managers . We just got back from an ice cream and beer run for today's Major League Baseball game at 4:00 pm .”

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