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  1. Dollar General - 5047 Dryden Road

    5047 Dryden Road, Dryden MI 48428

    3.8 Good 65 reviews

    “When checking out today, I accidentally clicked “highly dissatisfied” with my experience, but that couldn’t be farther from the truth! Noah was very helpful. Will be back soon!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 212 S Washington St

    212 S Washington St, Oxford MI 48371

    3.7 Good 31 reviews

    “It's not $1 anymore but there are a lot more options. Some things are great to buy here, such as party supplies, some food, pens, paper, soap,and my kids always find a toy they want ( they don't always get it). Some items break easily or don't work well. Batteries are horrible. Skin products, you get what you pay for. They are usually fast but sometimes there's a line.”

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  3. Dollar General - Oxford Mills Shopping Center

    Oxford Mills Shopping Center, 1430 South Lapeer Road, Oxford MI 48371

    3.1 Average 78 reviews

    “I.vistited this store , was amazing condition, and clean, well stocked , not sure if Mark Hall is still.the Reginal Mgr but know this is an amazing location, nice staff , Face , and cleaned , condition sir .. Thank.you I wish the District mgr would buy pizza for the store team ?, let me know?”

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  5. Dollar General - 526 N Cedar St

    526 N Cedar St, Imlay City MI 48444

    2.4 Poor 11 reviews

    “Cashier was very helpful. When I called for a pump sprayer it was seasonal and already put in back but she went and got it and held it for me! She deserves a raise very nice person! This store gets my buisness for now on!”

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  6. Dollar General - 215 N Main St

    215 N Main St, Almont MI 48003

    1.7 Poor 67 reviews

    “Last night I went into the Almont Dollar General store and there was only one person in there. I was there for few minutes and all these customers kept coming in. When I was there, I was surprised to see most of the shelves were stocked, no full carts of merchandise on the floor like most of the time, floors were cleaned, and more. I was surprised to see they got people who care about the place. Also, one of the employees who worked there who was a really good person was let go because of something that happened and it could have happened to anybody if you work in retail. I think the company should give this person another try at Dollar General. How did this person know that is was going to happen. Nobody does know or if it does happen because we are all not perfect. Also when we were there there was two young guys there and they were very helpful. These two guys are there most of the time. The one with the long hair is very nice and helpful should be Assistant Manager to the Almont Dollar General store and the other guy should be Key Holder. These guys work very hard when every time we come to the store. I think Dollar General should make these guys these positions right away because hard working people are hard to come by. The following guys that were nice and professional when we were there was Declan and Nather. They were great last night.”

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