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  1. Dollar General - 540 E Main St

    540 E Main St, Pahokee FL 33476

    4.6 Superb 60 reviews

    “The Staff there are Always kind and helpful. Mokie is the Absolute best. He's Always the Perfect ending to my shopping trip. Courteous, Kind, Knowledgeable and Always Positive and Upbeat.”

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  2. Save A Lot - 600 E Main St

    600 E Main St, Pahokee FL 33476

    3.5 Good 79 reviews

    “Not at this place but save a lot in Fort Lauderdale Florida I wish you would have never close down at all can good prices was good everything I brought was very good pricing and reasonable I definitely didn’t mind bagging my own things that was your time with your family to do something together I overall miss save a lot the one on 7th Ave., Andrews and the one that you had in Hollywood Florida I wish you would’ve never closed down so many people miss save a lot down this way to me the price is better than other stores in particular I don’t know why you close down and left but you should’ve stayed up and running especially for people in the neighborhood because it was something close for them to go to especially didn’t have a car You will always be A+ in my book”

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  3. Royal Discounts - 531 SW 16th St

    531 SW 16th St, Belle Glade FL 33430

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

    “Anything and everything you might need for basic daily life at a discount no less. Friendly. First time visitors should take your time and look very high as well as low. Like "Prego" it's in there.”

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  5. Dollar General - 600 SW 16th St

    600 SW 16th St, Belle Glade FL 33430

    3.1 Average 11 reviews

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