Discount Stores near Blue Ridge, TX

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  1. 405 E Ridgeway Dr, Blue Ridge TX 75424

    2.5 Average 65 reviews

    “Its your regular run of the mill Dollar General. The staff was nice, which doesnt always happen at every Dollar General. They have exactly what you already know they have all stocked up, and the staff is not mad about being at work. Thats about the best you could ask for when going to a dollar store.”

  2. 302 W Princeton Dr, Princeton TX 75407

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “It always feels good to be greeted at the front door. This type of behavior sets a great tone for professionalism. I'm in education, so I always visit the office products isle first. I am always impressed with this store's organization of this isle! Most DT stores give the impression of caring less as this isle is usually an eye-sore; NOT this store. My observation is that if a store is well organized, consumers will spend MORE! I know that's the case with me! The staff here is always nice and professional no matter how many customers are in the line! GREAT JOB!”

  3. 604 S State Hwy 78, Farmersville TX 75442

    4.1 Good 40 reviews

    “I had to make a quick stop at a dollar store and went straight to my items and to my suprise everything in this store was neatly stocked clean and easy to find goods that I was looking for. Dixie the cashier was super sweet as well love this location ?”

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  5. 5905 FM2194, Farmersville TX 75442

    4.8 Superb 4 reviews

  6. 14620 State Hwy 121, Trenton TX 75490

    3.3 Good 59 reviews

    “I personally like, I know people complain about staff and cleanness, but it's a retail store, and staff smoking or things like in these years.. It's Their break time, I know you worry but it's their life choices, anyways, I like it, it's good for when your a bit lazy to go to a big store like Walmart or such, I love it anyway, the way it is!”

  7. 408 East Princeton Drive, Princeton TX 75407

    3 Average 97 reviews

    “For all of the people are here whining and complaining.... Shop somewhere else. I think it's a good little store and it's convenient. I hate Walmart and this is a great alternative. Some of you uptight Karen's and Ken's need to get over yourselves.”

  8. 224 McKinney St, Farmersville TX 75442

    2.5 Average 78 reviews

    “Noticably friendly staff! Well stocked, easy to navigate compared to other locations I've been. Everyone seems engaged, helpful and attentive to tasks when I stop by from morning to afternoon. Clean bathroom.”

  9. 7540 Sam Rayburn Hwy, Anna TX 75409

    2.4 Poor 19 reviews

    “This store is extremely nice. Just like any other convenience store it’s not a target. I don’t expect a Gucci belt when I’m shopping at wall mart. We live in the boonies yet it’s the cleanest dollar general you’ll see. Maybe don’t kick your dog on a recording camera and yall won’t be stressing out the manager.”

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