Discount Stores near Chicora, PA

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  1. 1344 Chicora Rd, Chicora PA 16025

    3.9 Good 55 reviews

    “I recommend taking a look at the variety of fruits and vegetable that the DG market has to offer. While you are shopping, never feel like a burden to ask where something is or if it might be in the back stock room. The DG market employees will gladly help you and direct you to the exact location that the product you are looking for will be.”

  2. 511 Rte 422 E, Butler PA 16002

    4.3 Superb 61 reviews

    “I love dollar General. Never had any issues except with bread and bagels. Seems like that can go really quick at certain locations. Never have to wait in line that long and they always have great deals.”

  3. 109 Petrolia St, Karns City PA 16041

    4.1 Good 43 reviews

    “Just wanted to let everyone know the DG in Karns City is the best there is! Not your typical Dollar General. It is always very clean and organized. Management is top notch and employees are always very friendly.”

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  5. 701 S Clearfield Rd, Fenelton PA 16034

    4 Good 12 reviews

    “Awesome, new store. Always well stocked and the staff is great! It’s so nice to have a place to stop when you need to grab something quick and don’t want to drive to Butler or Kittanning.”

  6. 367 Freeport Rd, Butler PA 16002

    2.7 Average 63 reviews

    “This Dollar General located on RT 356 heading north into Butler, is a Godsend to folks in the surrounding area!! Easy to access , lots of parking, nice clean well stocked store. Keep in mind at this critical time , in our history, there are some things are in high demand and may not be there. However supply trucks arrive often and help to meet these new demands, be patient... God Bless Dollar General and the dear folks that work there . They work hard to make their store work well for the customer!! God Bless , keith.”

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