Discount Stores near Lenox, GA

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  1. 42 South Robinson Street, Lenox GA 31637

    2.9 Average 58 reviews

    “Just a quick stop for one thing but they were helpful as to where to locate needed item and helped by taking tags off after purchased. Greeted me and thanked me for coming in.”

  2. 109 S Goodman St, Sparks GA 31647

    4.5 Superb 58 reviews

    “There’s one guy they have employed and he’s constantly on his phone. Even ringing up customers, he will finish his text mid way of checking you out or before he starts the next customer. I literally had to wait I know 5 to 10 mins before he started checking me out. I Had to work late plus I had my daughter with me so I wasn’t a happy camper. Was in there earlier. The other ladies was busting their humps to stock shelves and he was propped up on toilet paper texting. I’m old school that phone will come after work excluding emergencies. Management should have this taken care of or I’ll drive to tifton from Lenox. This is for Lenox , Ga dollar general by the way.”

  3. 858 N Main St, Enigma GA 31749

    3.4 Good 19 reviews

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  5. 5440 Alabama Avenue, Omega GA 31775

    3.2 Average 53 reviews

    “Today I had $20 and needed dog food. They have a sell going on and I got dog food, two chairs for out side, a dress, bra, and a pair of leggings. Still have two dollars and fifty cents left.”

  6. 245 South Baker Street, Norman Park GA 31771

    3 Average 36 reviews

    “The associates were friendly. The store was the best looking DG that I have ever visited. Shelves were neat and clean and the aisles were open which made shopping and finding what I needed was a breeze.”

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