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  1. Dollar Tree - 205 Sparta Rd

    205 Sparta Rd, Belton TX 76513

    4.4 Superb 87 reviews

    “Who doesn’t love dollar tree? This is my go to for all my quick pick ups that keep me out of HEB. Napkins? Got it. To-go coffee cups? Done. Straws? Mmhmm. Quick cleaning supplies? Yes. And if you’re lucky and go often enough, you find great treasures like the Native knock-off body washes. Jelly bean and peach are the best but coconut makes you feel like you just left the beach. Oh and body scrubs and some of the best hair clips! Love DT.”

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  2. Dollar General - 255 FM2483

    255 FM2483, Belton TX 76513

    3.9 Good 71 reviews

    “This store is well organized I love coming here to shop they always have what need my store on highway 36 is a mess never have enough help to put product up always still in boxes on racks and blocking the idles so today 9-17-25 going to dollar general to get the product i need at Morgan point dollar general store so organized and friendly”

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  3. Dollar General - 501 E 6th Ave

    501 E 6th Ave, Belton TX 76513

    3.6 Good 92 reviews

    “Little John an employee at this location was so helpful and friendly during my visit. He gave me specifics of where items were located and was just such a positive friendly person. I wish more of your employees were like John, he definitely runs a great store.”

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  5. Family Dollar - 900 S Main St

    900 S Main St, Belton TX 76513

    3.1 Average 59 reviews

    “They were out of my beer ?, the man at the register was very kind, polite and funny. I was able to get in and out of the store under 5 minutes. And of course things are affordable it's the Family Dollar. ??”

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