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  1. Dollar General - 902 Crescent Ave

    902 Crescent Ave, Lockport LA 70374

    4.7 Superb 57 reviews

    “Someone called Bubbles Popping posted on the wrong Dollar General. There are two of them and Lockport the newer one does not have potholes and is very clean and well stocked. They are comment should have been posted on the store located on Crescent Avenue.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 4858 LA-1

    4858 LA-1, Raceland LA 70394

    4.1 Good 161 reviews

    “Good only issue their foods expires very fast. Don't over shop if your just needing certain things. Food wise just buy what you intend to cook right away....”

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  3. Tractor Supply Co. - 4724 1st St

    4724 1st St, Raceland LA 70394

    4 Good 42 reviews

    “Laurie and Russell (I believe that is their names) are very helpful every time I go in there. I had my 7 year old daughter with me and she was throwing a fit for a stuff animal and I guess Mr Jamie heard me tell her we did not have the extra money for that and he bought the stuffed animal with his money and gave it to her! It meant the world to her and me! I have come in there a few times and was greeted by snoody cashiers that were sitting down playing on their phones and seemed upset we walked in. But overall my family loves to shop here!”

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  5. Dollar General - 2693 Grand Caillou Rd

    2693 Grand Caillou Rd, Houma LA 70363

    3.6 Good 50 reviews

    “This Dollar General is well-stocked and organized, perfect if you're heading to Cocodrie—it's one of two on your route. They carry a bit of everything: groceries, hardware, drinks, snacks, and supplies. The staff were friendly, and parking was hassle-free.”

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