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  1. Dollar General - 3268 US-98 W

    3268 US-98 W, Santa Rosa Beach FL 32459

    3.2 Average 94 reviews

    “Bought headphones wire here and they didn’t work. The manager was so nice and quickly returned my money! The cashier was also super friendly ?”

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  2. Dollar General - 16075 US-331 Busines

    16075 US-331 Busines, Freeport FL 32439

    3.5 Good 90 reviews

    “I recently had to return a FEDEX package, and dollar general is a drop off point for returns. Tanya was extremely professional and very helpful! She helped me find the tape I needed to secure the package, and made everything easy peasy! Excellent service!”

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  3. Dollar General - 3575 FL-20

    3575 FL-20, Freeport FL 32439

    3.3 Good 13 reviews

    “New manager has been in for over a year and the store looks 100x better I always have a great experience at this Dollar General! The store is clean, well-stocked, and organized, making it easy to find what I need. The prices are affordable, and they often have great deals and discounts. The staff is friendly and helpful, always greeting me with a smile. It's the perfect spot for grabbing everyday essentials without breaking the bank. Highly recommend for quick and convenient shopping!”

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  5. Paradise Found - 246 Fisherman's Cove

    246 Fisherman's Cove, Miramar Beach FL 32550

    2.4 Poor 26 reviews

    “My wife and I visited here to get some clothes and they fit and look great! The store has good looking items and some funny items too! I recommend this place if you like to shop around!”

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