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  1. Dollar General - 1924 NJ-37

    1924 NJ-37, Manchester NJ 08759

    4.3 Superb 65 reviews

    “The store.Was very packed with items. The inventory seem to be tremendously high.I would definitely go shopping hereAs I've been to other dollar generals and the inventory, wasn't so. Full.”

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  2. Dollar General - 2920 County Rte 571

    2920 County Rte 571, Manchester NJ 08759

    4.1 Good 51 reviews

    “Our dollar General is great. They offer many discounted food items as well as over the counter drugs and other household items. We go there almost every day to get milk/dairy and snacks. They also offer 5 dollar discounts on your purchases refundable on Saturdays.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 1001 NJ-70

    1001 NJ-70, Manchester NJ 08759

    3.9 Good 96 reviews

    “I had a great experience at Dollar Tree thanks to Robert! He provided amazing customer service he was friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond to make sure I found everything I needed. The store was also incredibly clean, well-stocked, and organized, which made shopping easy and enjoyable. It’s clear that a lot of care goes into maintaining this location. Thank you, Robert, for your excellent service! I’ll definitely be coming back”

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  5. Dollar General - 109 Lacey Road

    109 Lacey Road, Whiting NJ 08759

    3.5 Good 99 reviews

    “Got what I needed . They have useful items nothing fancy. Checkout can be a challenge when people are looking for discounts. Seen a pet there. Service dog. A good place for simple household items , hair brushes to tupperware.”

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