Discount Stores in Mount Morris, MI

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  1. Towne Ctr, 11966 Saginaw Street, Mount Morris MI 48458

    4.1 Good 30 reviews

    “Always a wide variety of things here if you want a cheap t-shirt or some socks but don't want to go far there is always a great location near you to visit a Family Dollar !”

  2. 6444 Saginaw Street, Mount Morris MI 48458

    4 Good 83 reviews

    “If This Is The DG by The E-Way,On Saginaw St,Genesee Township,It was Great,always Friendly,The DG downtown Mt Morris Not so friendly,so again Not sure which one This because I Go To both but mainly The one by The E-Way In Genesee Township”

  3. 11925 Saginaw Street, Mount Morris MI 48458

    3.9 Good 94 reviews

    “The store manager has really done a lot to bring this store around. They now have a decent grocery selection with a frozen food section and dairy along with the non perishables you expect to find. The aisles are usually stocked well, but there are still many times that carts full of stock are left out in an aisle making it difficult to shop and maintain social distancing.”

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  5. 8068 Clio Road, Mount Morris MI 48458

    3.7 Good 6 reviews

    “8068 Clio Rd Mt. Morris Dollar General has to be the most cleanest and well kept Store of the whole Dollar General Corporation. Everything was well organized and clean. No products laying about on the floor anywhere. Elijah and Titana were very polite courteous and above all Professional. Once I returned home I explained my interactions with them and how great my experience was. We will definitely keep coming to this particular Dollar General. Great Experience. Keep up the fantastic work.?”

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