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  1. Austin E Shop - 901 West Oakland Avenue

    901 West Oakland Avenue, Austin MN 55912

    5 Superb 3 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 101 4th Street Southwest

    101 4th Street Southwest, Austin MN 55912

    3.5 Good 65 reviews

    “⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This Dollar General is honestly a super convenient spot, especially if you don’t feel like making a full Walmart run. They keep the store stocked well, and they always rotate in new seasonal items Halloween, fall décor, Christmas stuff, iit’s actually a fun place to find little things for your home. I’ve picked up groceries here before, cleaning products, random essentials… it’s the kind of store where you can be in and out fast and get what you need without the chaos. The location is also easy to get into and out of since it’s right on the corner off the main road. The staff is friendly and decent to deal with, and overall it’s just a reliable, quick-stop neighborhood store. Super handy to have close by.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1610 17th Street Northwest

    1610 17th Street Northwest, Austin MN 55912

    3 Average 71 reviews

    “I came in and our salesperson she helped me find some of the things I wanted that I had bought before and couldn't find she was very nice and patient with me she also showed me some other things that I might like I think her name was Teresa she was a short girl not young but not old either and I did buy some new things to try so I will be back and when I was going isle to isle she could tell I was looking for something and she was the only one that even thought to help me. I think you should give her a raise because she cares about the people that come in.”

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