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  1. Dollar General - 310 E Palm Beach Rd

    310 E Palm Beach Rd, South Bay FL 33493

    3.1 Average 48 reviews

    “I would like to take a moment to recognize and thank the team at Dollar General Store #14512. I frequent this location weekly, and it consistently exceeds expectations. The store is always clean, well-stocked, and never congested, which makes shopping efficient and enjoyable. Most importantly, the staff are always friendly, helpful, and welcoming. I have visited many Dollar General locations, and this store truly stands out. It is rare to find a location that meets such high standards across the board, and it is clear that the team takes pride in their work. Thank you to the entire Store #14512 team for doing such an excellent job. Your efforts do not go unnoticed and are greatly appreciated.”

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  2. Royal Discounts - 531 SW 16th St

    531 SW 16th St, Belle Glade FL 33430

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

    “Anything and everything you might need for basic daily life at a discount no less. Friendly. First time visitors should take your time and look very high as well as low. Like "Prego" it's in there.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1024 S Main St

    1024 S Main St, Belle Glade FL 33430

    3.2 Average 52 reviews

    “Coke were on sale, what I don't like is when detergent was on sale they had a shipment in, but won't it in shelfs till next day. So the items on sale that was the last day and they had them in boxes will be on shelves after the sale so why have sales I say”

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  5. Dollar General - 600 SW 16th St

    600 SW 16th St, Belle Glade FL 33430

    2.9 Average 12 reviews

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