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  1. Dollar General - 3644 NY-78

    3644 NY-78, Strykersville NY 14145

    3.7 Good 7 reviews

    “This has to be the CLEANEST and most organized Dollar General I've ever been to. I went to leave a review today and saw that someone left an awful review just a couple weeks ago. I'd say that review couldn't be further from the truth. I have only good things to say about each interaction I had with the employees. Not only that, but they always seem to have what I need (shelves ALWAYS stocked). This is by far the best Dollar General around.”

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  2. Dollar General - 6401 Olean Road

    6401 Olean Road, South Wales NY 14139

    4.8 Superb 5 reviews

    “Nick was at the register when I accidently gave him a unsuspecting twenty dollar bill folded in with the rest of my money. With out a sweat, he pointes it out and gave it right back. As a business having Nick doing your cash handling, his truthfulness is a substantial assist for any business. Honesty fornyour customers mean everything.”

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  3. Dollar General - 122 S Main St

    122 S Main St, Holland NY 14080

    4.4 Superb 65 reviews

    “I just want to thank the tall blonde woman that cashed me out around 3:10pm today. I was having the worst day and had to pay with quarters, and I just want you to know, you really changed my day with your positivity. (I apologize for not catching your name)”

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  5. Dollar General - 11184 Big Tree Road

    11184 Big Tree Road, East Aurora NY 14052

    4.4 Superb 35 reviews

    “This is by far becoming my favorite place to shop for all kinds of really good items I need for every day or to help me with a home projects! The customer service is always great, friendly and very helpful! It's at times my one stop shop and done store!”

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  6. Dollar General - 2480 US-20A

    2480 US-20A, Varysburg NY 14167

    4 Good 37 reviews

    “They have a lot of things that are to the clearance section that shouldn't be there because they're not 50% off and it's not the customers fault. It's Dollar generals fault. They say that everything that is on clearance is 50% off and that is not true. You should definitely keep a very close eye out on your receipt. It is more trouble than it's worth! And coming from me that is saying a lot because I love saving money. The boss at the Verysburg Dollar General ko (Diana) MOST of the time that we were there SHE WAS ON THE PHONE and the way she talks to her employees and treats the customers like we are trying to cheat them is absolutely horrible. She needs to be brought down a couple notches. If she cannot trade her staff well then I do not trust her with treating me well.”

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