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  1. Dollar Tree - 100 Plaza Avenue

    100 Plaza Avenue, Lake Placid FL 33852

    4.4 Superb 54 reviews

    “I drove to the Dollar Tree in Lake Placid from Sebring yesterday and oh my goodness they have a great variety of items, plus the cashier was so friendly and helpful”

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  2. Dollar General - 100 Washington Blvd

    100 Washington Blvd, Lake Placid FL 33852

    4.2 Good 26 reviews

    “The DG is the place to be. Every season they switch their inventory and stock up on seasonal items which is really convenient. Allowing for plenty of time to slowly stock up on things for the holiday or season that is definitely coming up next. They keep the store clean. Employees all have good attitude and keep the store stocked up. & Stars for DG”

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  3. Dollar General - 16454 Sand Oak Court

    16454 Sand Oak Court, Lake Placid FL 33852

    4.1 Good 49 reviews

    “This was one of the best Dollar General’s. I have been in lately. The staff is very nice. The store looks great. Customer service should be like these two ladies at every location.”

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  5. Save A Lot - 70 Plaza Avenue

    70 Plaza Avenue, Lake Placid FL 33852

    3.8 Good 112 reviews

    “When I went up to pay there was an older lady in front of me and she couldn't walk fast. But your cashier just rushed me for my cart. I said that I would like like to wait for the lady to get out of the way, she gave me a "REALLY LOOK".”

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  6. Dollar General - 108 US-27 North

    108 US-27 North, Lake Placid FL 33852

    3.4 Good 68 reviews

    “Unicorns here. Miguel and Janet provided the best customer service I’ve had in years. You don’t find happy people behind registers anymore!! Thank You!!! Both deserve a raise”

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