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  1. Dollar General - 397381 West 3000 Road

    397381 West 3000 Road, Ochelata OK 74051

    3.7 Good 65 reviews

    “I've gotta tell you, the Dollar General on 3000 Rd. in Ochelata, OK is seriously the best looking Dollar General I've ever been in. It's just so clean and well-maintained, you wouldn't believe it. I mean, the shelves are always fully stocked, everything is organized, and there's plenty of space to move around. It's like they really take pride in how their store looks. I always feel good walking in there, you know? It's definitely a step above the other Dollar Generals I've been to. The employees are always helpful and kind. Wish all dollar generals operated exactly like this one. The manager definitely need a raise or a promotion no doubt about it GREAT JOB GUYS”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 2654 SE Washington Blvd

    2654 SE Washington Blvd, Bartlesville OK 74006

    4.4 Superb 87 reviews

    “FYI, the store located at 2654 SE Washington Blvd, Bartlesville, OK 74006, is temporarily closed due to fire damage. It would be very helpful if the reason is given along with the notice in red letters. I LOVE shopping at any of their stores! I've learned to always grab a shopping cart even if I plan on a couple of items. I can fill that cart up real fast. I look forward to this location reopening, hopefully soon! UPDATE Nov 24, 2025 This location reopened earlier this month so there's finally two stores again.”

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  3. Dollar General - 5401 Taylor Ln

    5401 Taylor Ln, Bartlesville OK 74006

    3.1 Average 74 reviews

    “Dollar store is like a small towns walmart.. Duct tape...spray paint...small do dad's you name itLove the selection of go to products they provide....Excellent.”

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