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  1. Dollar General - 717 Albemarle Road

    717 Albemarle Road, Troy NC 27371

    2.5 Average 51 reviews

    “Helpful Staff, and economical prices, makes Dollar General an ideal store to shop if you wish to get the most out of your dollar, they have a great snack section and lots of household items you won't find at your average store.”

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  2. DG Market - 176 South Wadesboro Boulevard

    176 South Wadesboro Boulevard, Mount Gilead NC 27306

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “Store could be a little cleaner, but understandable when you dont have e but 1 worker and stock sitting around everywhere. But everyone i have dealt with has always been very nice”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 183 Montgomery Crossing

    183 Montgomery Crossing, Biscoe NC 27209

    3.5 Good 47 reviews

    “We've been at this Dollar Tree for going on since the store has opened up.. nice greeters, friendly employees... clean and tidy store..I would recommend anyone to this store”

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  5. Dollar General - 533 East Main Street

    533 East Main Street, Biscoe NC 27209

    2 Poor 61 reviews

    “Dollar General is my place! The store in Biscoe is usually the one I shop at. It always appears to be clean. The employees are friendly and helpful. I always find what I’m looking for, except for people freaking out over paper products and buying it all up. Not DGs fault. My only complaint would be that the last few months the Monster Java (mean beans specifically) have not been stocked in the cooler. I would understand if they were sold out but the shelf will be full most of the time.. other than that, nothing bad. Always good experience shopping there.”

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