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  1. Dollar Tree - 2604 2nd Avenue Suite 1

    2604 2nd Avenue Suite 1, Muscatine IA 52761

    4.2 Good 74 reviews

    “Absolute biggest and best selection of flowers at any DT I've been to; well arranged and accessible! Huge selection of items other DTs don't have. They put their reduced items on a rack instead of throwing in cart like other DTs. I've always had good customer service. I do wish it would have stayed more on the DT side instead of adding FD, but still great store. The only issue I see is having carts/boxes in aisles for restock; maybe designate 1 person for that.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3614 Grandview Ave

    3614 Grandview Ave, Muscatine IA 52761

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “I’m a truck driver and I was across the road getting my truck fixed so to kill time I stopped in. The people that work in this store are the nicest people I’ve ever met. They assisted me in ways I could never imagine. I came in to buy a few items and by the time I was done I had bought almost $200 worth of stuff for my truck. Mind you I walked to the store. The store manager took the time out her day to make sure I made it back to my truck safely. I’m really thankful for her and her staff. I highly recommend this store. I found things in this store I didn’t think they would have. Great place with great people.”

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  3. Dollar General - 2000 Cedar Plaza Drive

    2000 Cedar Plaza Drive, Muscatine IA 52761

    3.2 Average 65 reviews

    “I've been to this one many time before. I haven't had any issues till today. I grabbed a bad bag of Tostitos and returned it after I found out; Tostitos should not smell like varnish. I brought it back, and the ASM helped me out. Took him a little while, but he was able to get it right. It seemed like they're working with a new system, and they just had a remodel done. I would recomend giving them some patience as they get back into working order. Otherwise, I would still recomend shopping here, and will come back again.”

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