Discount Stores near Hartsville, TN

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  1. 40 Hickory Ridge Lane, Hartsville TN 37074

    4.6 Superb 19 reviews

    “I am from Ohio ans was in Tennessee on family vacation.. we came in to get some food ans our cashier Alisa was kind caring and sweet very helpful for us about the area ans what to fo see while we was inn”

  2. 6248 Hunters Point Pike, Lebanon TN 37087

    4.5 Superb 59 reviews

    “The staff at this location was extremely kind courteous helpful and polite every single one of them said yes sir no sir yes ma'am no ma'am. Very impressed with how kind and polite the staff were . The store was also well stocked and kept very clean.”

  3. 509 Ellington Dr, Lafayette TN 37083

    4 Good 82 reviews

    “I enjoy the store because of the knowledgeable employees but they could use a bit more customer service when they see people that are having issues in the store looking for stuff.”

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  5. 8884 Hwy 52 West, Westmoreland TN 37186

    3.9 Good 41 reviews

    “Jessica was a pleasure to do business with & makes shopping at this DG worthwhile. She's a hard worker, kind person, and very knowledgeable about the stock.The store was well ordered & service was prompt.Jessica deserves a raise or a bonus or both.”

  6. 6100 US-231, Castalian Springs TN 37031

    3.4 Good 8 reviews

    “I mean it’s a dollar general, what do you expect? It’s not horrible, decent selection, ok staff, the standard. Cindy’s fairly nice helped me out with some coupons. Most of the time I see Tyler in there, she’s not the best but not the worst either. At least she’s nice.”

  7. 928 Scottsville Road, Lafayette TN 37083

    1.2 Poor 5 reviews

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