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  1. Dollar General - 1 Stewart St

    1 Stewart St, Dolgeville NY 13329

    2.4 Poor 53 reviews

    “They don't have a whole lot of room to work with, so it was difficult getting to where I needed with carts full of new stock filling up the aisles. The staff is friendly, though!”

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  2. Dollar General - 7473 NY-5

    7473 NY-5, St Johnsville NY 13452

    4.3 Superb 50 reviews

    “Generally when I go there now, I have no issues. Mariah is helpful and professional. The young gentleman that was on when I was there which was a few minutes after 5pm today, 8-10-2022, is never friendly but that doesn't bother me. What bothers me is that he acts like it's a bother to do anything simple in addition to what he does. Actually not even additional. Today, I asked him if he could please put the 409 and wd40 in a separate bag from any of my groceries just in case one leaks, and so he pulled items out of one bag and tossed them in the other bags. Tossed can in with my bread and I didn't realize and he squashed the bread. Saw him toss the can in a bag but didn't realize with what as I saw that he wasn't happy at all. 1/3rd can't be used for sandwiches but not going to bother to get back in my car and drive back for an exchange.”

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  3. Dollar General - 522 Albany St

    522 Albany St, Little Falls NY 13365

    3.2 Average 64 reviews

    “Since Shelby took over this store the level of service has gone up tenfold. The lines used to be ridiculous and the staff was extremely complacent. However I must say I was in here earlier and a very unprofessional regional manager (I'm assuming) was chewing out management IN FRONT OF CUSTOMERS. I'm extremely disappointed by this behaviour, how she ever got to that position in retail is a mystery to me.”

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