Discount Stores in Okeechobee, FL

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  1. 816 Northeast Park Street, Okeechobee FL 34972

    4.5 Superb 45 reviews

    “The people are very helpful ? I have a lot of nice stuff but I feel the prices have gotten to be very high on a lot of things so they should change the name from Dollar tree to something else. For example$7 for a bow!”

  2. 3040 US-441, Okeechobee FL 34972

    4.5 Superb 43 reviews

    “I love this DG better than any other DG in town! It's always clean. Always stocked and Workers are friendly and they are very helpful! Especially Preston. He always makes us feel welcome. Always smiling and making sure we got everything we need. ? BEST DG TO GO TO.”

  3. 8474 US-441 Southeast, Okeechobee FL 34974

    4.2 Good 40 reviews

    “Love the place! Very helpful and willing to assist me with my shopping and getting my items into my van for me. I'm disabled and in a wheelchair and they all were very helpful.”

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  5. 1640 FL-70 W, Okeechobee FL 34972

    4 Good 102 reviews

    “I love to shop at Dollar General because it's the quick store to get to when you don't feel like running all the way to Walmart and they have what you need and they're always so friendly and cozy”

  6. 3419 US-441, Okeechobee FL 34974

    3.8 Good 59 reviews

    “This store is great, the employees there are always busy restocking the store. My advice to the company would be to implement a way that when multiple of the same items are scanned , the cashier only scans bar code once Then has the ability to enter the numerical # rather than scanning each same item. It definitely would eliminate the long lines.”

  7. 4125 US-441, Okeechobee FL 34974

    2.7 Average 18 reviews

    “They have always had a very friendly, kind, and helpful staff. A very rude person was mad at me and husband once because I was grabbing my 1 year old and they didn't want to wait for the check out. The staff was very calm an collected and informed the man he could wait for a minute while he started cussing us and him out under his breath. The staff members were completely calm and let us know we weren't in any kind of trouble and their level headedness was extremely appreciated!”

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