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  1. DG Market - 13600 US-1 Ste 16

    13600 US-1 Ste 16, Sebastian FL 32958

    4.4 Superb 51 reviews

    “This store used to be bad until the market conversion! There are now more groceries and more stuff in general. Overall I love this place! Good store conversion, erm, I mean great store conversion!”

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  2. Dollar General - 9200 Sebastian Boulevard

    9200 Sebastian Boulevard, Sebastian FL 32958

    4.3 Superb 78 reviews

    “Sometimes the prices don't match people are very nice very helpful if I come closing near out that door and they let you know they're closing for the most part it's a good store”

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  3. Dollar General - 727 Sebastian Boulevard

    727 Sebastian Boulevard, Sebastian FL 32958

    3.9 Good 60 reviews

    “This store is exceptional in every way!! Albie and Lucas are great! Both of them are truly caring people that stop all that they are doing to help you . IT IS NOTICEABLE! We appreciate the service they provide and the store is so clean and well stocked! We go out of our way to go specifically there because it is the only Dollar Store that outshines the others. Also a shoutout to Ryan. You guys, (Albie, Lucas and Ryan) are what employers call honorable.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 1801 US-1

    1801 US-1, Sebastian FL 32958

    3.9 Good 141 reviews

    “Clean store and friendly employees. Compared to other Dollar Stores, this one is small. This DS carries a minimal selection of items, and has long lines regularly. If you know what you need and know the Sebastion DS carries the item, it's worth a trip. If you're wanting to browse and don't know exactly what you need or want, I'd go to a larger store like the one in Vero.”

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