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  1. Save A Lot - 360 Shopping Center Dr

    360 Shopping Center Dr, Wildwood FL 34785

    4.1 Good 160 reviews

    “First time in town..first time at Save-a-lot...so impressed. Saw a lady pull in and she saw carts in the coral and took them indide..wasn't lazy at all...people at registers were super friendly..I had questions and they were genuinely glad to help me..got mostly vegetables and quite pleased! ? Have a save a lots in my town but never have stop! Positive vibes from this store!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 629 S Main St

    629 S Main St, Wildwood FL 34785

    4.1 Good 97 reviews

    “They had a lot of cool stuff and stayed pretty busy but the people that works there were very polite. They had a lot of new cool arts and craft things which I loved.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 5977 East County Rd 462

    5977 East County Rd 462, Wildwood FL 34785

    3.7 Good 75 reviews

    “Everything you wanted needed and you didn't know you wanted or needed. Amazing customer service from the top manager to assistant manager and everyone working helped me find items omg I even was allowed to use restroom so clean so organized great soap for washing up. And no key to get in or out. Dollar store worth a million dollars to me. Thank you so much. See you again soon.”

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