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  1. Dollar General - 5466 10th St

    5466 10th St, Malone FL 32445

    4.2 Good 66 reviews

    “Decent store. This past trip the bananas were in good condition, but I spent almost $6 on a bag of plums that appeared okay, but they all seem to be dark brown on the inside.The unsweetened vanilla almond milk was less than a week away from expiration, which is strange because normally that stuff is good for months. My point is, you can't just walk in and grab perishable goods without a thorough inspection. Otherwise it's a good store to have for shelf stable snack stuff, cleaning supplies and OTC meds. Kind staff.”

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  2. Dollar General - 165 Hood St

    165 Hood St, Cottonwood AL 36320

    4.2 Good 71 reviews

    “House hold goods rite, around the corner & priced better than a conceive store . Thank you for having batteries, coffee and cat food on the way to the house at a great price.”

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  3. Dollar General - 4376 Bryan St

    4376 Bryan St, Greenwood FL 32443

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “Quick and easy and pretty affordable prices however price tags need to watched brought something that I thought was $10 dollars and it was 15 dollars instead so I was surprised when it rang up as being more because I always count the amount of products I get and how much they should add up to. The price on everything else was correct.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3628 FL-69

    3628 FL-69, Greenwood FL 32443

    3.1 Average 37 reviews

    “There were lots of things in this DG that the DG in my town dies not have. The staff were friendly and helpful. I have given 4 stars instead of 5 due to the fact that I've always been told the following statement..."there's always room for improvement".”

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