Discount Stores in Alma, GA

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  1. 1015 S Pierce St, Alma GA 31510

    4.3 Superb 63 reviews

    “I really enjoy shopping at this Dollar General especially with it selling gas & it's 6 cents cheaper on Sundays!! The only complaint I have is that the store should have more items to choose from ALSO WITH STOCK FOR IN STORE SHOPPING!!”

  2. 104 Williams St, Alma GA 31510

    4.2 Good 18 reviews

    “I love our local Roses. They have a great selection, and low prices. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and always willing to help. The store has a small town feel while offering options outside of the 'norm' you see at most other stores around here. When you have time to go through and look you're sure to find something that feels individual to you. The store is clean, well organized, and products are staged to be easily found. New inventory is always being rotated in and old favorites are sure to be there as expected.”

  3. 1845 U.S. Hwy 1 N, Alma GA 31510

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

    “I always have a good experience shopping here. The employees are so nice and helpful. Greet me when I walk in. Ask if they can do anything to help. Polite nice conversation checking out and always tell he to have a great day. I gave it 4 stars because they deserve it.”

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  5. 738 Teakwood Rd, Alma GA 31510

    3.3 Good 16 reviews

    “I loved buying stuff from this place, and the manager was extremely polite and the other lady was also good. No matter how many times or coupons you would have to do at this location, they will be more happy to do so. Highly preferable location.”

  6. 1015 S Pierce St, Alma GA 31510

    3.1 Average 64 reviews

    “that's the first time I've ever seen a Dollar General marketplace with a gas station that was pretty cool they need one of those near us between Rockdale and Henry and Newton County”

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