Discount Stores in Longwood, FL

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  1. 872 West State Rd 434, Longwood FL 32750

    4 Good 119 reviews

    “So glad I stopped by this location today! The vibe was relaxed and welcoming from the moment I walked through the door. Angela was an absolute star at checkout—friendly, efficient, and outstanding customer service. We even talked about shoes (🙂). Seriously, give Angela a raise!”

  2. 400 East State Rd 434, Longwood FL 32750

    4 Good 91 reviews

    “Been going here for a year now and this is one of the cleanest dollar generals around so organized and they have the nicest staff especially my girl Deja she is a rock star so sweet and always helping me out! Love this store!”

  3. 821 North US Hwy 17 92, Longwood FL 32750

    3.9 Good 73 reviews

    “Fairly clean and stocked. I found some cute items. This store has more that others I have visited and some things were $3 and $5. I’ve started using some of their makeup especially foundation, I went and found what I like and stocked up and it was brand name and $1.25 probably saved 8-10 each on these items.”

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  5. 1155 FL-434 #133, Longwood FL 32750

    3.9 Good 90 reviews

    “Always seem to carry the obscure items, like clear plastic condiment bottles! Aisles were cramped with new merchandise on carts. Store was clean and properly lit.”

  6. 256 N US Hwy 17 92, Longwood FL 32750

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “Great deals and finds. I do wish the staff was on top of keeping it a little bit more organized as there are some items that are taken out of their boxes and just thrown elsewhere and the empty boxes are left in the bins. The ladies who work here are generally nice and helpful but sometimes they just sit on their phone and ignore what’s going on in the store.”

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