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  1. Dollar General - 34510 Vine St

    34510 Vine St, Eastlake OH 44095

    3.7 Good 67 reviews

    “The 2 young cashiers that helped me last night were amazing!!! I was scrambling around last night getting things together for a birthday party….. they rocked and helping me get balloons ready with smiles on their face as these balloons are popping before we get them blown up they didn’t give up they were over and beyond to help me I live in Cleveland. I will probably guarantee drive the 30 minutes if I ever need Dollar General again just to see these young ladies. These girls deserve a high five.”

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  2. Dollar General - 34660 Lakeshore Boulevard

    34660 Lakeshore Boulevard, Eastlake OH 44095

    2.9 Average 86 reviews

    “This store is around the corner from the house. Friendly staff, usually quiet atmosphere-reflective of the neighborhood. This time they were out of paper towels, it seems to rotate since the coronavirus hit. Probably good idea to call ahead and see if the one of the main items you're after is there. Otherwise, good visit.”

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  3. Dollar General - 36180 Lakeshore Boulevard

    36180 Lakeshore Boulevard, Eastlake OH 44095

    2 Poor 71 reviews

    “I will say that the store can appear disorganized, but I will also say that the employees are always so nice! Every time I walk in, I am greeted. Today, Barbara was extremely great at check-out and gave me a coupon that I didn't know about. Though the store may not be the most put together, you can find many things you need in a pinch, and you're bound to be helped by a nice employee.”

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