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  1. Maxway - 204 W 3rd St

    204 W 3rd St, Pembroke NC 28372

    4.3 Superb 19 reviews

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  2. Dollar General - 2206 SC-9 W

    2206 SC-9 W, Dillon SC 29536

    4.5 Superb 50 reviews

    “Everything I need as for as things for the house or snacks or any other small items, I get it from here. This is my go to place like every other day. Shout out to dollar general.”

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  3. Roses Discount Store - 413 Radford Blvd

    413 Radford Blvd, Dillon SC 29536

    4.3 Superb 35 reviews

    “First time living in South Carolina and shopping at Rose’s. The prices are excellent, the variety is massive, and the store is always neat and clean. I didn’t like that they ordered security cameras to watch us because we were buying a lot of items (we were told) and didn’t look familiar but I guess it’s how they operate. Still I’ve had great experiences all the times I went.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 938 E 3rd St

    938 E 3rd St, Pembroke NC 28372

    4.1 Good 41 reviews

    “Just uh dolla? Sheeesh!!! Y'all betta!!! ??? You can git in some smart shopping and get ahead. Why not save a few bucks if the quality's still as good? Ok den ?”

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  6. Dollar General - 32 NC-710

    32 NC-710, Pembroke NC 28372

    3.6 Good 33 reviews

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  7. Dollar Tree - 517-K Radford Blvd

    517-K Radford Blvd, Dillon SC 29536

    3.6 Good 38 reviews

    “I love the dollar tree! There is always new stuff and their craft isle is amazing. At $1.25 it is still so worth it. This store is clean and the cashier was very nice.”

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