Discount Stores near Sparta, IL

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  1. 908 N Market St, Sparta IL 62286

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “Dollar general is always fast to check out. The people there are really respectful and sweet and they have every thing you can think of in there . Very fair on prices .”

  2. 13146 IL-13, Coulterville IL 62237

    4.2 Good 54 reviews

    “Love Greg and the clerks! UPDATE SINCE GREG AND PAM LEFT, THE MOST UNPLEASANT MANAGER I'VE EVER SEEN IN RETAIL, SHE DOESN'T WELCOME HER CUSTOMERS, SHE'S LAZY, AND THE STORE IS A TOTAL MESS, THEY ARE ALWAYS OUT OF EVERYTHING AND WHAT THEY DO HAVE, THE SHELVES ARE A COMPLETE MESS! ALL THE FACES ARE NEW, AND THEY GO THRU HELP LIKE CRAZY AND WE ALL KNOW WHY!!! SO MANY PEOPLE HAVE STOPPED SHOPPING IN COULTERVILLE DUE TO ALL OF THIS! Y'ALL NEED TO RECONSIDER WHO YOU PUT IN THE MANAGERS POSISITION CAUSE THIS ONE HAS TO BE THE WORSE CHOICE EVER!!! ALL THE GOOD HELP IS GONE AND I CAN'T SAY THAT I BLAME THEM FOR LEAVING COULTERVILLE'S DOLLAR GENERAL! SAD!”

  3. 405 E Lyons St, Marissa IL 62257

    3.8 Good 56 reviews

    “10 stars for Trevor!! But 0 for the guy "helping him" with the line of 8 - 10 people. The helper had his ear buds in and was completely ignoring customers asking him for help as he wandered here and there. . . If this had been one of my employees I would have fired this guy in the spot”

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  5. 904 W Broadway St, Steeleville IL 62288

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “Lots of selection, really appreciate the produce and cold foods available for our small town. There's always great deals here on seasonal goods and there's a huge variety of decorative items and boxes. The cashier's are always friendly as well”

  6. 1105 E Pine St, Percy IL 62272

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

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