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  1. Dollar General - 1516 West Main Street

    1516 West Main Street, Ville Platte LA 70586

    4.2 Good 50 reviews

    “I go to this store frequently. Tonight I went in, the two girls working were so helpful. One of the girls, I think her name was Kehani, was very helpful, sweet and kind. The other girl took the time to show me new items that just came in for Christmas. Everytime I have gone in that store, the employees were either rude or passed by you as if you weren't even there. I had a very nice experience. Thanks girls!”

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  2. Dollar General - 10341 Veteran Memorial Highway

    10341 Veteran Memorial Highway, Ville Platte LA 70586

    4.2 Good 39 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 505 Tate Cove Road

    505 Tate Cove Road, Ville Platte LA 70586

    3.9 Good 58 reviews

    “The manager is extremely good at her job. Very professional and alert. The store is in great hands and she has some really good employees. I've never had an issue but if I were to have one; not a doubt in my mind that it would be handled in a professional way with the outcome being fair to everyone involved.”

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  5. Dollar General - 1071 South Chataignier Street

    1071 South Chataignier Street, Ville Platte LA 70586

    3.8 Good 26 reviews

    “This is the first dollar general i actually like located on Chataignier Road. Very clean and clutter free. The staff is nice and helpful and both managers are very friendly. You may wait sometimes, not often but that is what it is. People are too rushed in this world. Keep up the great work”

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