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  1. Roses Express - 4851 Jonesboro Road

    4851 Jonesboro Road, Forest Park GA 30297

    3.9 Good 58 reviews

    “I love shopping at this store. Everything is always so neat and well organized. The store clerks always greet you when you enter the store with "Welcome to Roses" which really makes customers like myself feel appreciated.”

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  2. Dollar General - 4423 Jonesboro Road

    4423 Jonesboro Road, Forest Park GA 30297

    2.8 Average 59 reviews

    “I just want to give a big shoutout to Lisa Brown at Dollar General! 🥰 She has AMAZING customer service! She was so helpful, patient, and kind with me while I was couponing. I coupon at this store a lot, and she made everything so easy and stress-free. I also noticed how nice she is to EVERY customer that walks in. She’s always willing to help people and even helps them save money at checkout. You don’t see that every day! We definitely need more Lisa Browns in every store! ❤ I’ve also noticed that this store is so much cleaner and more organized now. I honestly didn’t used to shop at Dollar General much, but now it’s become one of my favorite stores! Thank you so much, Lisa, for always going above and beyond for your customers. Your kindness really doesn’t go unnoticed. We appreciate you! ❤🙌🏼”

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  3. Family Dollar - Shp Ctr

    Shp Ctr, 798 Morrow Rd Ash Morrow, Forest Park GA 30297

    2.3 Poor 26 reviews

    “Last experience manager may have had off day. I understand off days and I expect for some employees to slack off, but what I do to you? Lol. Love family dollar for being in every neighborhood.”

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