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  1. Dollar General - 1408 Dryden Road

    1408 Dryden Road, Freeville NY 13068

    3.5 Good 22 reviews

    “Newly built store and it is quite spacious, well stocked, clean and friendly staff. The aisles dont seem as cramped as regular DG stores. Store has a nice layout to it”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2309 North Triphammer Road Suite 16A

    2309 North Triphammer Road Suite 16A, Ithaca NY 14850

    4.5 Superb 17 reviews

    “I always find what I'm looking for. The aisles have been more neater than usual as well. Workers are kind and friendly.I can easily find what I'm looking for.I mostly come here to get my arts and crafts supplies, great selection of canvases and acrylic paints. I recommend stopping in for that sort of thing, and there's a great selection for kids as well. And I have bought a pair of socks before because I needed them and wanted to see how bad it would be due to the cheap price but the socks are great, they haven't ripped yet either.”

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  3. Dollar General - 169 North Street

    169 North Street, Dryden NY 13053

    3.9 Good 95 reviews

    “I’m so surprised to see bad reviews for this store! I’ve always had great experiences shopping her. Kimberly is the best manager and works so hard to provide a great experience for every customer. I rarely shopped at dollar general a few months ago, but Kimberly is the reason that I shop there regularly now. She is a great asset to dollar general and I highly recommend you shop at her store!!”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 854 NY-13

    854 NY-13, Cortland NY 13045

    3.7 Good 35 reviews

    “It's a small store so it looks overstocked. And might be but at least it is all stocked. By that I mean the aisle ways are clear. The store is clean. The people are nice.”

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  6. Dollar General - 178 Main St

    178 Main St, Groton NY 13073

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

    “Aisles are cramped, but clean. Stock levels are fairly good. LONG wait times at busy hours due to lack of scheduled hours for sufficient cashiers. After the other dollar store closed in town, this is the only option in a reasonable distance to shop at.”

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