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  1. dd's DISCOUNTS - 3504 Broadway

    3504 Broadway, Riviera Beach FL 33404

    4 Good 125 reviews

    “Geno the security guard? Has great customer service skills I recommend a raise. He’s doing two jobs. The security and ultimately showing customers were closing are located at. I highly recommend him for a race.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3701 Broadway

    3701 Broadway, Riviera Beach FL 33404

    3.7 Good 93 reviews

    “CHRISTIA is amazing. I went to the store today and there was this really rude customer talking to Christia, and I have to say, she dealt with it so professionally! This customer was incredibly rude, but Christia kept her cool. What a great employee!”

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  3. Family Dollar - 2501 North Congress Avenue

    2501 North Congress Avenue, Riviera Beach FL 33404

    3.3 Good 63 reviews

    “When I moved into the Abbey 7 years ago I called here to have the lady keep an eye out for elderly gentleman with a black leather jacket. She said yes he just walked in now I said that's my husband can you please tell him to pick up sponges as I was cleaning the apartment to move in. Unfortunately we moved out last month but I will occasionally go in there because I do like Family Dollar we were so friendly all of us we cooked some lasagna and brought a plate over to the store. Very nice pleasant people.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 3000 A Broadway

    3000 A Broadway, Riviera Beach FL 33404

    2.5 Average 42 reviews

    “You'll find for sure a ton of articles at a really lower prices than any other stores ( they're not brand items and work even better sometimes ), the attentionis great and I go there a lot. You should try it.!!!”

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