Discount Stores near Martin, TN

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  1. 112 Regina St, Martin TN 38237

    4.1 Good 47 reviews

    “We here at Dollar General on Regina Street will continue to do the best we can for our customers. I've read the reviews and will make active adjustments accordingly.Thank you for taking the time in helping us stay aware.”

  2. 601 North Lindell Street, Martin TN 38237

    3.5 Good 4 reviews

  3. 1130 Broadway Street, South Fulton TN 38257

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “This store is always well stocked. They have lots of cute seasonal items as well as home decor. Much easier than going to WalMart. In a great location too.They have very helpful staff. Megan is awesome.”

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  5. 6095 Old Hwy 45 S East, Sharon TN 38255

    3.8 Good 52 reviews

    “This Dollar general is pretty well organized. The isles are normal free stuff. Workers are helpful, always and question and helpful. Their price cheaper then other places.”

  6. 8535 TN-22, Dresden TN 38225

    3.2 Average 73 reviews

    “After reading the review I feel like I need to be the one to set the record straight. This is the cleanest most organized dg around. Lady said it’s clutter I call bs! The only time there is ever even freight on the floor is when they are working it. Which again is why it’s stays stocked up! The manager has always been nice to me, my family and friends. The only thing I ever see is her busting her butt in that store and customers talking down to all of them and treating them like crap. So if you was treated badly where you the one cussing out the cashier and she stepped in? Yes Cynitha Cole it was you. And she will always defend and stop being he bullying of her employees.”

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