Discount Stores in Dahlonega, GA

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  1. 24 Public Square S, Dahlonega GA 30533

    4.8 Superb 205 reviews

    “Visiting from Charlotte North Carolina and found this cute General store. So many items to look at and if you can't find something in this store I would be surprised!”

  2. 406 East Main Street, Dahlonega GA 30533

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    • Today 10AM – 6PM

    “Absolutely sweet amazing local family is now who owns it. So polite the deals are going to have you question your bigger stores. They have done such great things with store. Food is at a low but not for long! They get 2-3 shipments A WEEK YALL!! The perfume and cologne in its own photo is my new favorite smell!”

  3. 3165 Morrison Moore Parkway East, Dahlonega GA 30533

    4 Good 45 reviews

    “You know, you can always find a little deal at the dollar store. I like the easy quickness in and out instead of going to a large grocery store when you are crashed for time.”

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  5. 12 Siloam Church Road, Dahlonega GA 30533

    3.5 Good 71 reviews

    “For me it's a 5 stars has everything I needed even has it's own pets area plus food , fresh produce , and ect. for me when I was there is was well organized”

  6. 473 Morrison Moore Parkway East, Dahlonega GA 30533

    3.3 Good 74 reviews

    “Great store to stop at for all your little needs. Needs a little help on the organization and setup but for a Dollar General store this one is pretty clean. Awesome customer service..”

  7. 5019 S Chestatee St, Dahlonega GA 30533

    3.5 Good 77 reviews

    “Dollar General is great for all the stuff you need. You can find most anything.From Food to clothes and house supplies to car supplies. They have stuff for kids and pets. All at a pretty reasonable price. Check it out.”

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