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  1. DG Market - 5961 OK-66

    5961 OK-66, Chelsea OK 74016

    3.4 Good 73 reviews

    “Absolutely clean, well stocked and friendly employees. This store DOES NOT have boxes and carts piled high, unlike most other dollar gens in NE Oklahoma. The aisles are clutter free and you can easily find what you need. I will continue to drive out of my way to shop at this location. Only negative is the parking lot is in rough shape but that's not the employees fault. Great store and friendly employees.”

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  2. Dollar General - 10990 E 450 Rd

    10990 E 450 Rd, Claremore OK 74017

    4.3 Superb 66 reviews

    “I like Dollar general period. I like that they have a relatively decent selection of things you may need day-to-day. I like how much faster it is going to Dollar general than it would be going to Walmart or Target or anywhere like that and I like how much cheaper it is when compared to like say CVS or Walgreens. Unfortunately as of late the Dollar general's in town in Claremore have seemingly been critically understaffed to the point where they're unable to maintain consistent operating hours, .properly stock there product or even maintain their products availability. Dollar general however has somehow managed to weather that storm. It is open when it's supposed to be as long as it's supposed to be. And their shelves are full of product. I am impressed with the store!”

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  3. Dollar General - 16413 E 410 Rd

    16413 E 410 Rd, Claremore OK 74017

    3.3 Good 79 reviews

    “Hard to get in and out of, people literally fly up and down the road that crosses the entrance to this Dollar store, they need a little county help or another entrance!”

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