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  1. Dollar General - 25150 W Newberry Rd

    25150 W Newberry Rd, Newberry FL 32669

    3.5 Good 92 reviews

    “Always, well nearly always, has what we need. There have been times they didn't have what we needed or wanted. But that is far and in between. Good lace for shopping or pop in and out rather quickly.”

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  2. Dollar General - 13327 W Newberry Rd

    13327 W Newberry Rd, Newberry FL 32669

    1.5 Poor 86 reviews

    “Cheapest store in the whole area. There's not much in steinhatchee so if you want food or anything this is the place to go. And to too it off the staff is super nice.”

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  3. Dollar General - 13470 FL-45

    13470 FL-45, Archer FL 32618

    3.9 Good 64 reviews

    “Every. Single. Time. I come in I am greeted by the lady at the register. I wish I would’ve gotten her name because she is an angel and I look forward just to her saying hey! Her customer service is beyond any expectations I could ever exceed, and I work in customer service. She deserves a raise and if I could give her more than 5 stars I would. She is a great asset to have to any company and I look forward to any encounters I have in the near future!! I don’t have enough words to compliment her sweet self. That girl deserves a raise. I also observed two other managers(I think) working hard together showing team work and great communication.”

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  5. Save A Lot - 12859 FL-45

    12859 FL-45, Archer FL 32618

    3.8 Good 128 reviews

    “Nice quiet store, no crowds and very clean. Sale items were a great deal. Other items are about par with other big store prices. A surprising number of items were priced well below the others. The produce area is well stocked and had things I had never seen before.”

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