Discount Stores near Sheridan, IN

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  1. 3888 IN-47, Sheridan IN 46069

    3 Average 75 reviews

    “I'm going to give it a five star I only have minor complaint. There are times when the pricing at register does not match what the sign says however when I am sick and in need of items the DG is always here and there's always something to get in case of emergency. Please don't expect the people at the DG to cater to your every requests though... they are understaffed and cannot always accommodate every persons needs ASAP. They all do their best to help and they work hard to make sure we have emergency items for ourselves and our pets in times of need. I had an interaction with a guy at the register today and we laughed even though I came in for cold medicine and wasn't feeling the best. There are some very good people who work there.”

  2. 1950 - 4 E Greyhound Pass, Carmel IN 46033

    4.3 Superb 138 reviews

    “Such a kind staff member! They welcomed each customer with a warm smile and provided service with a bright and friendly attitude. It really made the experience more pleasant! I wish you all the best in everything you do!””

  3. 956 Price Rd, Linton IN 47441

    4.3 Superb 45 reviews

    “Almost always easy to get in and out and usually can get to the products easily, if they are super busy or have trucks their be polite people! They don't try to slow you down or have things in the way. If you can't move something on your own any of them will gladly come move it for you!”

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  5. 611 N Main St, Kirklin IN 46050

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “It is a convenient place to pick up that one thing you need but don't want to drive into town. There is also a surprisingly wide range of products you may not find at bigger venues. Overall, a favorite place to go when you need cream for your coffee.”

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