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  1. Marshalls - 202 Thornton Dr

    202 Thornton Dr, Dickson TN 37055

    4.3 Superb 133 reviews

    “When shopping with my granddaughter at Marshalls. The bathrooms were very clean and I really appreciated that I found three awesome outfits at a reasonable price”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 715 TN-46

    715 TN-46, Dickson TN 37055

    4.3 Superb 106 reviews

    “Good service. Pleasant. Staff isn't necessarily knowledgeable about their products but willing to help you find what you need if you specify clearly enough what you're looking for. They were out of a certain feed product both times we were there (weeks apart) and it wasn't a specialty item so that seems like poor planning on management's part. Also they were out of straw bales.”

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  3. Big Lots - 220 Dickson Plaza Dr

    220 Dickson Plaza Dr, Dickson TN 37055

    4.2 Good 134 reviews

    “It's going out of business!! This was a great go-to place for whatever needs I had. I hate that it's closing. It was always clean, and the staff were so respectful and helpful.”

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  5. Ross Dress for Less - 166 Thornton Dr

    166 Thornton Dr, Dickson TN 37055

    4.1 Good 112 reviews

    “I just wanna say it’s the Friday before Christmas and they were stocked, clean and friendly. On top of that I was at the back of the line and checkout only took 5 minutes if that with only 2 cashiers open. Best experience at Ross I’ve had.”

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  6. Walmart Supercenter - 175 Beasley Dr

    175 Beasley Dr, Dickson TN 37055

    3.4 Good 224 reviews

    “You have to go early make sure if yoʻu have any meds to pick up that it is ready.We found everyone was helpful.We did not have to wait in line to check out vefy long.”

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