“Every time we’ve been to this store the staff has always been pleasant! I love that they have produce and wish they’d have a bigger selection cause they are the closest store.”
“Nice fairly clean store. More selections than I remember with some name brands but mostly generic options. Produce looks good with a decent variety. Carts are now free but .11 cents for bags but they are nice bags. Friendly service - It will be a decent option when our local Winn-Dixie closes May 2026.”
“The store is always fast and convenient as a large variety of anything you're looking for personal products food products stationary frozen food desserts air fresheners car products clothing for every member of the family the staff there is very friendly and the prices are phenomenal I would recommend the store to anybody”
“The cashier at 2nd shift (I came at 6:10 pm) is very welcoming, kind, and professional. Just wanted to give a review because of her. God bless you! Nice store, clean, organized, and has a lot of items.”
“Their was only 1 lady working inside and she was busy but very helpful, friendly, and I felt bad for her because she was all alone during this busy season with nobody to help her while working all alone 5 stars just because she kept the faith and a great smile idk her name or I'd put it here...”
“Just moved out to the area and this place has everything! The young guy working was super friendly and helpful. I literally went in for 2 items and came out with a lot more. I love how close it is to my house!”
“This Dollar General is quite rural. It’s great to have grocery store items, including produce, here without having to drive to a larger town. The check out clerk was very friendly.”
“I’m not sure is this is titled, Exceptional Customer Service, Going the Extra Mile or There are Still Thoughtful Folks Around. Earlier this week I visited the Dollar General Store in Satsuma, Fl. around 11 AM . I had planned to pick up several items for a light lunch and the continue on to help a friend in Welaka. Later in the early evening, I decided to run to Walmart. As I headed inside , I checked for my wallet. It was not to be found. After retracing my steps and my day, I called the Dollar General and asked if anyone had turned in a wallet. OMG! The young lady said, yes and asked thar I contact her manager. My life took a complete change. I called Tresa, the NEW manager and not only did she have my wallet, she had taken the time to write me a note and left the note explaining she had my wallet on the front door. Needless to say she exemplifies what a store manager should do. She expressed concern and talking to her relieved me of tremendous stress and filled me with gratitude. I would hope all store managers would be this diligent and focused on taking care of their customers above and beyond what is expected during normal business hours. This young lady is an exceptional manager, caring about her employees and her customers beyond what one would ever consider to be within that bounds of the working day. She needs to be recognized and treasured because you do not come across employees with these values very often. Thank you for taking the time to pick up the lost wallet in the parking lot and reuniting it with its owner. ❤️ Randi Heise San Mateo”
“While I recently went and they didn't have what I was looking for in it's size/quantity, they have certaintly done well over the years of change. Edited: have gone in a couple times since while in the area to grab a thing or two, they are always clean and always polite in welcoming. Additionally, I personally, pending what you are using, can find some products preferred. Then comes to size/price/necessities/etc. Regardless this individual store and its location is doing great.”
“Was very crowded it seemed when I was there. There was stock on carts everywhere in the aisles of the store. Could not easily push shopping cart down the aisle.Couldn't get by other people shopping in the aisles.”
“This store is conveniently located right off Hwy 17. When I was there it looked like they just got a big shipment of boxes to put out. I brought two boxes of my favorite knock off cookies.”
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