Discount Stores near Delcambre, LA

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  1. 11006 LA-14, Delcambre LA 70528

    3.6 Good 49 reviews

    “Will I answer the best of my knowledge yard I also like to view Google maps and everything on that you can see the world and it's awesome but you asked me to do something I'm going to try my best to do it again”

  2. 8111 US-167, Abbeville LA 70510

    4.7 Superb 16 reviews

  3. 3605 Avery Island Rd, New Iberia LA 70560

    4.6 Superb 30 reviews

    “Tasha, kayala,courtlyn,Courtney, lindsy were amazing and very helpful. This is one of the most cleanest store I have been to organized and very helpful people. Highly recommended”

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  5. 6000 LA-14, New Iberia LA 70560

    4.8 Superb 55 reviews

  6. 4712 Hwy 90 East, New Iberia LA 70560

    4.3 Superb 60 reviews

    “Good Buys, I love this place. It feel like home. They have good deals on clothes and shoes. The stuff is very nice. Good Buys is the best the price is right. Thank you ?”

  7. 8708 Coteau Rd, New Iberia LA 70560

    5 Superb 3 reviews

    “This is the biggest and cleanest location I've been to. The employees are nice and helpful. Nothing is overpriced and they have just about everything you could possibly need.”

  8. 2030 Charity Street, Abbeville LA 70510

    3.6 Good 61 reviews

    “March 20, 2021Hi my name is Joli and I had the pleasure of shopping at Dollar General located at 2030 Charity St., Abbeville, LA 70510. I’m not a patron of this location, but I am at another location. While I was on this side of the town I visited a nail salon where I inadvertently left my mobile phone. When I arrived home, I couldn’t find my phone, which is an iPhone 10, a $1200 device. Quickly, I began to back track, first your store. When I arrived the cashier who checked me out was gone for the day and his relief was at the register. I asked her if a phone was turned into the lost and found and she said not to her knowledge. I walked to the back of the store where there was a White gentleman unloading freight from the delivery truck, which I assumed was the SM. I asked him the same question I asked the cashier. He asked how long ago did I leave the store and I provided him an estimation. Before going to his office, he took the liberty of calling the relieved cashier and questioned him; in addition, he asked for my mobile number and used his personal phone to call my phone, while inside the store. Afterwards, he asked me to follow him to his office placing freight on the back burner. Meanwhile, he started to rewind the footage until he saw my vehicle pull into the parking lot. Looking at the footage it revealed I only walked into the store with keys and my debit card. While he was seated, I quickly and firmly patted him on the back and extend a sincere thank you. Next, I went back to the nail shop and my iPhone was given to a nail tech behind the register. In such chaotic, unprecedented, and “time is of the essence” world we live and work in we mostly witness, hear, experience, and remember bad customer service. In this scenario the customer service was deemed so great I researched a way to send a compliment instead of a complaint. The SM made my carelessness situation a dire need agenda. He could have easily said:1. if the cashier up front doesn’t know anything about the phone more than likely it wasn’t turned in2. the cashier who checked you out said, “No”3. ma’am I have freight to unload if we find it I’ll leave it behind the register or in my office.Typically, I look at name tags expecting to report bad, unethical, poor customer service, but he did what you don’t seldomly see in retail, and for that I feel horrible. In closing, I hope this email finds its way up the hierarchy so the SM is commended and praised for his good deeds.With kind regards I remain,Joli MecheJM”

  9. 2436 Veterans Memorial Dr, Erath LA 70533

    3.6 Good 51 reviews

    “This is the cleanest Dollar General I have ever been to. The manager is amazing and the staff is always friendly. I was looking for a specific item that was not on the shelf and the manager stopped what she was doing to check in the back for it. She even pushed my cart to my car and helped me load the items while I comforted my fussy baby. They really know how to make you feel special and I will definitely be a returning customer!! The manager deserves a raise because she goes above and beyond for the company!!!!!”

  10. 1589 Old Spanish Trail Highway South, Saint Martinville LA 70582

    3.4 Good 45 reviews

    “Was just there & forgot my card so I came home but I still can't find it , I tried calling the store but can't get them to answer. Just wanted to let them know because I had my cart set aside ! Hoping someone sees this !”

  11. 2718 Rodeo Road, Abbeville LA 70510

    3 Average 51 reviews

    “Considering how old this building is... and its horrible location.... this is one of the cleanest and most organized DG stores I’ve been to. Shelves are always stocked and tidy and the associates are pretty friendly.”

  12. 757 Piat Road, Youngsville LA 70592

    2.3 Poor 60 reviews

    “I like our local Dollar General ; more so than any Family Dollar or Dollar Tree . They know us by first name and the store is always so clean and neat in overall appearance. The aisles are not cluttered and obstructed with boxes where you can not pass . These folks do a great job at keeping it that way . Also , they have fast friendly check out too . That's what keeps me coming back as a loyal Dollar General Customer .Bryan Sattler”

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