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  1. Dollar General - 13445 US-98 West

    13445 US-98 West, Miramar Beach FL 32550

    3.5 Good 72 reviews

    “Dollar General, what can I say. It's everything you come to expect from the good, 'ol trusty Dollar General. The layout is basically the same as any other. A few differences here and there but generally the same. The folks working there are polite and it always looks like there's too much stuff, pretty much everywhere. They always have what I need. Always inexpensive. There's always one worker that has the 1000 yard stare. It's home, I say! You can buy it all at the Dollar General. From Android phones to Z-quil. It's there!”

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  2. Paradise Found - 2052 Hwy 2378

    2052 Hwy 2378, Miramar Beach FL 32550

    3.5 Good 26 reviews

    “We were staying across the street from this store and walked across a lot! Very affordable and the man running the store while we were there was super nice! Would definitely recommend stopping by!”

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  3. Paradise Found - 246 Fisherman's Cove

    246 Fisherman's Cove, Miramar Beach FL 32550

    2.2 Poor 37 reviews

    “Cute shop with a ton of variety. The kiddos loved the toy selection, taking quite a while to find the exact toy they wanted. There's also a huge selection for clothing, some of it being particular to Destin. Not sure about the previous comments concerning rice employees. All staff members had a smile on their faces and were very friendly. Would happily suggest this store to anyone. Military Discount: Yes”

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