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  1. Dollar General - 12459 IL-1 #17

    12459 IL-1 #17, Grant Park IL 60940

    3.5 Good 39 reviews

    “Store was clean. Merchandise was easy to locate. The employee was very warm and helpful. Also, there was no line at the check out. Finally, the cashier was smiling, friendly, and requested me to return soon if I enjoyed shopping at the Dollar Store. This made me want to in the future. ?”

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  2. Dollar General - 200 N Dixie Hwy

    200 N Dixie Hwy, Momence IL 60954

    3.4 Good 57 reviews

    “Better now looks like we got a new manager. Rows are tight. Kind of hard to get around with a cart. If your going to do cart shopping best in morning or late at night.”

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  3. Dollar General - 722 S Dixie Hwy

    722 S Dixie Hwy, Beecher IL 60401

    3.1 Average 66 reviews

    “I want to start by saying that Sarah is amazing. There was a huge, neverending line the entire time I was in the store. She was quick and efficient. It made me mad when I tried to slide her some money for her lunch today and she told me she couldn't accept it. It's the day before Easter and everyone is scrambling for last minute stuff. Sarah handled it masterfully. If you won't allow me to give her the compensation she deserves, then I hope you are paying her that yourself.”

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  5. Dollar General - 362 Harlem Ave

    362 Harlem Ave, Peotone IL 60468

    2.9 Average 59 reviews

    “Nothing quite special about this place, it's not terrible is all I can quite say, they have everything you may need, friendly employees, what more can I say. One thing I can say, that's it's a good store for such a small town, I would recommend this store if your ever in peotone, it's better then most dollar generals that I can say for a fact.”

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