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  1. Mast Greenhouse - 155 Mc Farland Ln

    155 Mc Farland Ln, Mercer PA 16137

    4.8 Superb 28 reviews

    • Today 9AM – 5PM

    “I do like this place, beautiful flowers. I just wish I would have gone earlier because the flowers were picked over.Still I got some beautiful flowers. They need more help though .I could have used that not knowing where to look .”

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  2. Dollar General - 1497 Perry Highway

    1497 Perry Highway, Mercer PA 16137

    4.3 Superb 44 reviews

    “I absolutely love this store. When it first opened its doors I swore I'd never drive to Walmart ever again .? All the employees there are friendly and very helpful. The manager Sarah is so kind and nice and she deals with Alot of crap I'm sure they all do and yet they r still so kind so thank you guys ?”

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  3. Walt's - 531 Greenville Rd

    531 Greenville Rd, Mercer PA 16137

    4 Good 118 reviews

    “I so much love going into Walt's! I would much rather support a small business in the community than a chain grocery store. They run some good sales on items too!”

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  5. Dollar General - 514 Greenville Rd

    514 Greenville Rd, Mercer PA 16137

    3.7 Good 69 reviews

    “Very good store, ppl are friendly and helpful.. awesome food selection, and household goods & supplies... Open early for Senior citizen 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.. 8am open to everyone.. very sanitized.”

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