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  1. Dollar General - 4910 US-19

    4910 US-19, Palmetto FL 34221

    4 Good 100 reviews

    “I like this Dollar General. They usually have everything I need, the workers are nice and helpful, and the store is always clean and easy to shop in. It’s a good place to stop when you need something quick.”

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  2. Dollar General - 9315 Bayshore Road

    9315 Bayshore Road, Palmetto FL 34221

    3.9 Good 115 reviews

    “They really need to trim the trees from away from the sign because you can't see it when you're headed south or north on 41 until you're right on top of the turn!! Very clean store isle ways are clear except when they're putting away stock!”

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  3. Dollar General - 1001 10th Street West

    1001 10th Street West, Palmetto FL 34221

    3.8 Good 95 reviews

    “Best store to go in if you need greeting cards cheap or paper towels and toilet paper. In and out quickly with great prices. This store has been under new management and it is clean and well maintained and organized. Good job folks! I highly recommend!”

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  5. Dollar General - 5255 69th Street East

    5255 69th Street East, Palmetto FL 34221

    3.5 Good 32 reviews

    “The Store manager is fantastic. He takes pride in this store and his employees. I had an issue with a Propane Tank ; he could’ve dismissed my problem but instead he helped me out. I’m surely grateful for his generosity.”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 1170 8th Avenue West

    1170 8th Avenue West, Palmetto FL 34221

    3.5 Good 93 reviews

    “Update: it has opened and it is huge! Nicely stocked and clean! ********************* Not open yet....very disappointed. But it's a big one so I'm looking forward to shopping there soon.”

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