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  1. Dollar General - 517 West 3rd Street

    517 West 3rd Street, Mountain Grove MO 65711

    4.4 Superb 90 reviews

    “It's ok for a quick stop. Very clean and organized. But I wouldn't recommend shoes because I got some and less than 2 weeks later they were falling apart. And they don't have good selection of clothing. But overall it's a good quick stop.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 1400 North Main Street

    1400 North Main Street, Mountain Grove MO 65711

    4.1 Good 54 reviews

    “This is my least favorite DT store, besides WP. The sweet employees are never employed there long. The store is stocked well, and I usually find what I am going there for, but I really dislike to ask the manager about any products, just because it feels as though she's angry at everything. Been there a couple times when stocking is done and the staff loathes that day, I do wish they would let the public know what days the stocking is done, so, I don't add to their frustration. Otherwise, it's mostly clean, ample parking (very tight spaces), but I was rear-ended by a driver backing out of their space due to very tight spaces. It wasn't his fault he couldn't turn sharp enough without hitting another car. I gave this an extra star, because they provide opportunities for work to MGHS”

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