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  1. Ambridge Shop 'n Save - 2910 Duss Ave Shop North

    2910 Duss Ave Shop North, Ambridge PA 15003

    3.8 Good 154 reviews

    “They have a good selection they have made ready food for lunch sub sandwich for lunch in a small bag of chips they have a self-checkout in the store is really clean and organized well”

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  2. Dollar General - 1900 Duss Ave

    1900 Duss Ave, Ambridge PA 15003

    3 Average 19 reviews

    “This is one of the biggest dollar general stores in the area. It is very clean and well organized. The only reason for the 4-star review is because the isles aren't labeled, so you need to explore to find what you're looking for. I went to another dollar general in the area for dry cat food, and they didn't have it. They had it at this dollar general, and it saved me a trip in the opposite direction as my cats have sensitive stomachs and can only have a certain cat food. They have 3 registers, but only one was open with one employee to ring people out. The employee was very nice as opposed to another dollar general where all the employees are rude beyond belief, and it's a cluttered disaster that gives me instantly anxiety just walking thru the door. I would def come back to this DG in the future!”

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  3. Dollar General - 612 Merchant St

    612 Merchant St, Ambridge PA 15003

    3.2 Average 76 reviews

    “I love this place! We weren't in line too long before another register opened. We noticed they are working harder to keep the store stocked and the aisles clear, which is a big thing for me, especially if the store is already crowded!”

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