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  1. Save A Lot - 201 Elmore St

    201 Elmore St, Monterey TN 38574

    4.4 Superb 91 reviews

    “I don't normally Ever give 5 stars but this store deserves it! Honestly, I have failed to have a bad experience yet - All employees I've ran across have been more than nice & helpful & if I've ever had ANY issues with anything once I got home I've been able to exchange it. For example, once I bought a meat (hamburger?) & after it had been in fridge for only a day the color changed & I didn't want to even open it; so I took it back up to the store & was able to exchange it without any complications!! Which is not an easy task at most stores these days! The prices, for the most part, can't be beat. Last, but not least, their packs of family Ribeye steaks are the best most reasonably priced of ANYWHERE I've ever purchased from, are cut well (most always), & taste great (just like an expensive restaurant - if you know how to cook them, that is. haha)!!”

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  2. Dollar General - 201 Elmore St

    201 Elmore St, Monterey TN 38574

    3.5 Good 67 reviews

    “A small town DG that actually has plenty of tidy stock in an easily navigable store! And more than one member of staff (sorry associate/colleague or whatever we have to call them now)!”

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  3. Dollar General - 13633 US-70N

    13633 US-70N, Crossville TN 38571

    2.9 Average 48 reviews

    “I love our dollar store..its close to home an the Girls that work there are just so nice an awesome..Megan is so funny an friendly shes really helpful if you need help.,they all are.”

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