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  1. Save A Lot - 5916 IN-10

    5916 IN-10, De Motte IN 46310

    4.1 Good 127 reviews

    “Very large parking lot with plenty of parking. Also has wheelchair access parking. It is a money saving grocery store. Much like Aldi. But of course with different brands and different prices. All in all though it is a savings grocery store. Not very long lines or waiting in line.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 10064 N 600 E

    10064 N 600 E, De Motte IN 46310

    4.1 Good 42 reviews

    “I like Dollar Tree overall. They tend to have a fun mix of seasonal things as well as practical ( I often buy office supplies at Dollar Tree).You might think every Dollar Tree is pretty much the same. Inventory wise - I'd tend agree.This location - the cleanest and most organized Dollar Tree I've come across. I asked an employee how long they had been open thinking perhaps new location hence the super organized store. No, they have been there a few years.Kudos to this location - every employee greeted me, every single one was working and organizing/stocking shelves and I'll say it again - this is the cleanest and most organized Dollar Tree I have come across (in multiple states). Thank you all for showing that quality customer service does still exist and for creating such a pleasant shopping experience.”

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  3. Dollar General - 305 N Halleck St

    305 N Halleck St, De Motte IN 46310

    4.2 Good 46 reviews

    “Note- This location is closing daily at 7p CST until further notice. The Strack next door just started opening an hour earlier/closing an hour later daily. I don't believe this DG location will be around much longer. Never should have attached itself to a major grocery chain.”

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  5. Dollar General - 11802 IN-10

    11802 IN-10, De Motte IN 46310

    2.3 Poor 70 reviews

    “The Manager & staff are very courteous! I realize there is merchandise on carts & blocking isles, but they do the best they can, because they are short staffed. The employees are paid minimum wage & they are expected to do everything, from waiting on customers, running the register, stocking shelves, & mopping the floors!!! Corporate is to blame for this, because they expect one person to do it all & they need to pay these people a lot more than they do! They should have to do the job they expect from their employees & at the same rate of pay!!! The employees at this store are very polite & work very hard. So, if you want to put the blame on anyone, then put the blame where it belongs...on CORPORATE!!! I give the manager & staff a 5 star & CORPORATE a gutter star!!!”

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