Discount Stores near Melcher-Dallas, IA

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  1. 114 Northeast Main Street, Melcher-Dallas IA 50163

    4.3 Superb 26 reviews

    “I moved from Melcher and was back to visit around the holidays 2021 Thanksgiving.Just want to say Sara and coworkers take real good care in their store. Everything is so neat and in order. Even the discount aisle was so clear to see all the discounts available.So Sara keep up the good work cuz I say again,This is the best Dollar General so neat and tidy! I've have seen many many Dollar Generals. Cause I traveled in an RV across the United States.”

  2. 861 West Bell Avenue, Knoxville IA 50138

    4.2 Good 56 reviews

    “They raised their prices by a quarter due to inflation. Great friendly hardworking staff and some amazing deals check it out. The reason I am only giving four stars is because they should have raised the very meager employee wages when they jacked up their prices imho.”

  3. 1420 North Lincoln Street, Knoxville IA 50138

    3.8 Good 43 reviews

    “Dollar General is always an interesting and useful place. You go to buy something and find 5 more things you needed or just decide to buy. The people are always friendly and helpful.”

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