Discount Stores in Perry, FL

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  1. 2020 S Jefferson St, Perry FL 32347

    4.5 Superb 112 reviews

    “Love to shop here friendly people to check you out and the meat prices are really good and they always have a stock Shelf and are willing to help you find what you are looking for.”

  2. 2028 South Jefferson Street, Perry FL 32348

    3.9 Good 64 reviews

    “The store was decent, manager was friendly.However, the radio was playing (loudly) a car sales talk program with a good bit of profanity. Very out of place. Then, interestingly, the clerk said, "Have a blessed day". Profanity and blessed just don't seem to go together for me.”

  3. 4154 US-19, Perry FL 32348

    3.9 Good 21 reviews

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  5. 1650 N Jefferson St, Perry FL 32347

    3.6 Good 71 reviews

    “This is the cleanest most polite dollar general I have ever been to. I travel for work and I go to dollar general A LOT! I have never been in such a great location. The ladies here are so nice this morning. It was so easy to find what I was looking for. I can't express how it was just ease. When I go into one that's just a disaster, I feel like I'm in a rush and I can't look around. But here. It was such a relaxed environment. 10/10.”

  6. 1900 South Jefferson Street, Perry FL 32348

    1.9 Poor 8 reviews

    “I had a great experience when Genie cut my hair she did such a wonderful job I tried to get back with her but she had left I'm really sorry that you did because she really knows how to cut hair. My next haircut not so good I could have cut it with myself and ended up with better results when it grew out it just looks so terrible. I hope that I can get somebody with a lot of experience behind them the next time I go. But I will not get another haircut like the last one I got i”

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