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  1. Dollar Tree - 2098 Memorial Blvd A

    2098 Memorial Blvd A, New Roads LA 70760

    3.4 Good 37 reviews

    “Lovely shopping experience and on this particular shopping trip I had a employee, I think the manager, treat me with a great kindness. It was truly refreshing and definitely gave me hope ? ?”

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  2. Dollar General - 3299 LA-78

    3299 LA-78, Livonia LA 70755

    4.8 Superb 40 reviews

    “Happy Birthday Isa!!! Wide array of items at discount prices. Very helpful and friendly employees. Clean and organized store inside and out. Happy Birthday Isa!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 7753 Legion Rd

    7753 Legion Rd, Ventress LA 70783

    3 Average 29 reviews

    “Johnny was working today. He is the bomb! He was very helpful, very sweet and professional. We usually go to the store on Hwy 1…not anymore. We will drive the extra miles to visit this store. It’s clean and seriously Johnny needs a raise!”

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  5. Dollar General - 5641 Wye Road

    5641 Wye Road, Lakeland LA 70752

    2.6 Average 50 reviews

    “We stopped in there yesterday and we were greeted by the nicest store clerks I've experienced in a long time. Very help full with directions and points of interest in the area. I hope you keep them as employees.”

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  6. Dollar General - 7830 US-61

    7830 US-61, Saint Francisville LA 70775

    1.9 Poor 95 reviews

    “Has ALMOST all home goods that an individual could want. The shelves are a "bit overcrowded." Friendly and helpful service, of course the prices are EXCEPTIONAL (yet not to be confused with the DOLLAR TREE, everything at DOLLAR GENERAL IS NOT $1!).Conviently located on HWY. 61 NORTH.”

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