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  1. Dollar General - 4796 Riverbend Rd

    4796 Riverbend Rd, Claremont NC 28610

    4.2 Good 65 reviews

    “Nice store and some of the best employees in a long time. They take care of the store by keeping shelves stocked and organized. Also, this store is very clean from the check out to the back aisle. This Dollar General is an asset to our community.”

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  2. Dollar General - 3207 East North Carolina 10 Highway

    3207 East North Carolina 10 Highway, Claremont NC 28610

    4.2 Good 9 reviews

    “Only DG iv ever given 5*s too.... Bay far the cleanest and most organized Solar General iv been to in a very long time. I know the store is newer but PLEASE PLEASE don't be like the rest.”

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  3. Lake Lookout Market - 5730 Oxford School Rd

    5730 Oxford School Rd, Claremont NC 28610

    3.9 Good 42 reviews

    “Cute little convenience store full of random items in the middle of nowhere, I love it. The place hasn't changed much since the 90's and I honestly appreciate that, good people running it too. Really appreciate you guys.”

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  5. DG Market - 3050 Centennial Blvd

    3050 Centennial Blvd, Claremont NC 28610

    3.9 Good 72 reviews

    “Very good i would come to this dollar general more often but sadly I live in Alabama. It was clean and had a wide variety of foods. I found a peanut butter and jelly jar that was swirly and tasted delicious. I would recommend it if you are in a pinch and need food for a low price and high qualify.”

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