Discount Stores near Savannah, MO

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  1. 301 E Main St, Savannah MO 64485

    4 Good 68 reviews

    “Let me know when the store decides to start letting the customers use the restrooms again, I will return. Until then I cannot, I have a kidney disease and cannot be too far from a restroom. On a typical week I would spend $100-$150 per week on household goods and random other things, I am unable to do that now. I’m pretty certain when my grandfather, Joe Campbell, owned this store he wouldn’t have wanted to lose customers business for something so ridiculous.”

  2. 202 South US Hwy 71, Savannah MO 64485

    3.7 Good 16 reviews

    “Our local Family Dollar in Savannah, Mo has a wonderful manager. Alicia goes out of her way to be helpful and gives GREAT customer service! We really appreciate this and will continue to shop here.”

  3. 1601 Commerce Avenue, St. Joseph MO 64505

    4.3 Superb 66 reviews

    “I had such a great experience at this Dollar General! The store is newly remodeled and looks amazing—everything was so clean, organized, and easy to shop. Billie (the manager) and Holden (the cashier) were incredibly kind and helpful. It’s not often you get customer service like that anymore, and it really made my visit stand out. I’ll definitely be back!”

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  5. 5201 N Belt Hwy Suite 113, St Joseph MO 64506

    4.3 Superb 149 reviews

    “I had ordered a triple burger and received a double via a pick up order.. Called the manager and he told me to come in any day the following week to get a refund due to being unable to come back that day. Upon arrival, I was given a whole meal for free! I was only expecting a refund or just a plain burger party. Nope. The business accommodated to the fullest! Thank you managers and team. It was a nice experience.”

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