Discount Stores near Old Town, FL

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  1. 75 NE 718th St, Old Town FL 32680

    3.3 Good 87 reviews

    “I would like to say I was trying to call to see if they was open because it was Thanksgiving….. Old Town was the only store that would answer the phone and tell me they was open and it was the regular hours. Thank you Old Town Dollar General for always doing y’all’s best to make the customer happy. Happy Thanksgiving to y’all!”

  2. 5335 State Rd 349, Old Town FL 32680

    3.1 Average 76 reviews

    “The workers tonight were so nice I was doing a big door dash and came back in to get chocolate and my card kept declining, I figured out I locked it so no bigge but I had a lot going on not to mention it was like a few minutes before closing. I appreciate them for being so kind! 10/10 recommend those employees tonight I wish I woulda caught their names!”

  3. 16702 SE Hwy 19, Cross City FL 32628

    4.2 Good 142 reviews

    “Store is always clean and stocked. Produce and meat are affordable yet they don't have very good quality. Employees are always friendly and respectful. Always have enough registers open.”

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  5. 1310 N Young Blvd, Chiefland FL 32626

    3.3 Good 82 reviews

    “Door dash shop and deliver. I have no problem with the store finding stuff can be a little bit tricky sometimes. For doordash purposes it would be nice if there were aisle numbers so you could locate your product faster. But really no complaints.”

  6. 17631 US-19, Fanning Springs FL 32693

    2.6 Average 94 reviews

    “Simple, easy, affordable. Easy in and out, friendly staff. Get the basics and more. General household and food items, surprising deals. Favorite stop for last minute items. Quick and convenient without the convenience store markup!”

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