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  1. Dollar General - 313 North State Street

    313 North State Street, Gobles MI 49055

    3 Average 78 reviews

    “The store staff is friendly and helpful when looking for items. Right now their in the process of a remodel where they will be carrying more grocery items. I spoke to a staff member today who said they will have fruits, vegetables, more dairy and more frozen foods. So there's a short close coming for this remodel that will be posted soon!! We will all look forward to the new Grand Opening!!!”

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  2. Save A Lot - 307 East Michigan Avenue

    307 East Michigan Avenue, Paw Paw MI 49079

    4.3 Superb 131 reviews

    “Shout out to their amazing worker Robert. I accidentally sent money to the wrong card before going shopping. I had almost $200 of groceries in my cart and was absolutely humiliated when my card was declined. I was already having a really bad day and just broke down right there and then. He was absolutely amazing walking me through my break down and told me he could hold the cart for 20 minutes. That was all I needed I ran home got the money to the correct place and came back. True to his word he held my cart for me and was ready and still extremely sweet and understanding when I came back. I already talked to the manager and told him how amazing Robert is but wanted everyone else to know as well!!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 711 E Michigan Ave

    711 E Michigan Ave, Paw Paw MI 49079

    3.5 Good 83 reviews

    “Staff is always overly friendly and helpful, no matter how busy they are! I accidentally left my purse on a shelf there and didn't realize it for several days. They had my purse in a safe with everything inside of it, including the cash. I'm still in shock and SO appreciative!”

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  5. Dollar General - 51079 Co Rd 652

    51079 Co Rd 652, Mattawan MI 49071

    2.8 Average 81 reviews

    “Dollar General is Dollar General. Usually very cluttered and crowded. But a great place to get bargins if you are a senior on an embracing fixed low income trying to survive on what once was a decent living.”

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