Discount Stores in Rome, NY

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  1. 1899 Black River Boulevard, Rome NY 13440

    4.2 Good 92 reviews

    “The store was well stocked and had a good selection. I bought more than I intended to. Staff was friendly and smiled. Remember, it's still a discount store so it's not going to be all shiny and organized.”

  2. 801 Black River Boulevard North, Rome NY 13440

    4 Good 81 reviews

    “Rick G.gave me outstanding customer service for a situation that I had.He is an example of what customer service should still be.Im even going to send my review to headquarters in Tennessee.Keep up the great work Dollar General!!!”

  3. 8220 Turin Rd, Rome NY 13440

    4 Good 66 reviews

    “Hopefully next time I don't go off in the alarm for merch that was not deactivated. However, staff was pleasant and treated me with respect and dignity while they figured out what the cause of the alarm was and I was on my way within minutes. The store was clean and the staff were friendly and courteous. I always find what I need and much more when I go to dollar general !”

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  5. 9127 Turin Road, Rome NY 13440

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

    “Well stocked and friendly service. Only draw back is the ceiling is leaking various places inside the store. Getting wet while shopping is not ideal. Hopefully they get the leaks fixed soon.”

  6. 205 Erie Boulevard West, Rome NY 13440

    3.6 Good 89 reviews

    “Store has become cleaner and more efficient to please customers, New manager has brought alot of logic and integrity to the work place. Register 4 is no longer buried. Staff are polite and working.”

  7. 1750 Black River Blvd N Mohawk Acres Shopping Ctr, Rome NY 13440

    3.1 Average 34 reviews

    “The family dollar in Rome NY is a good place to shop the people who work there are nice and helpful and respectful they ask questions if they are able to and sometimes have some great outfits that don't cost a lot”

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