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  1. Dollar General - 5601 Locust Hill Rd

    5601 Locust Hill Rd, Travelers Rest SC 29690

    4.2 Good 80 reviews

    “The Manger working around 2 today was the most the most thoughtful employee I have ever had to interact with. She needs to have a very nice increase. She will be in my prayers for ever. Thank you and God Bless”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 3 Benton Rd A

    3 Benton Rd A, Travelers Rest SC 29690

    4.2 Good 74 reviews

    “Love the new inventory, they really seem to be improving what you can find at this location. Old stock is still there, so you can still find your favorites. Customer is also good workers are usually in a good mood and offer help if needed.”

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  3. Dollar General - 526 Roe Center Ct

    526 Roe Center Ct, Travelers Rest SC 29690

    4.1 Good 90 reviews

    “This is by far the most organized/cleanest Dollar General I have EVER been to! The store manger is amazing and super helpful along with her staff!! If I could give more stars I would!”

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  5. Dollar General - 3597 SC-11

    3597 SC-11, Travelers Rest SC 29690

    3.4 Good 24 reviews

    “Won't let you use the restroom as of June 2026, per the manager. Said they don't pay her enough to clean up after people. No prices on milk eggs or sweet tea. They haven't had price on these items for a few years. Why. I've been a customer since the week they opened, highway 11, Travelers Rest South Carolina. It's good for a quick run but they should still have prices on items.”

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