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  1. Dollar Tree - 408 US-90 Ste 100

    408 US-90 Ste 100, Castroville TX 78009

    4.4 Superb 49 reviews

    “It's Clean & Employess including customers are polite. Love their Home Decor, lot's of things for pets(dogs&cats). In general this Dollar Tree has a variety of items of it all.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1986 US-90 W

    1986 US-90 W, Castroville TX 78009

    2.5 Average 67 reviews

    “Clean and organized. Associats are curtious and manager is always available. Very well merchandised.Don't use the women's restroom it has a peep hole on the door.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1910 Talley Rd

    1910 Talley Rd, San Antonio TX 78253

    3 Average 47 reviews

    “I go to this store almost everyday and the sales associate are amazing they help me and always welcome me every time I go into the store and a friendly smile always… the young lady that works there she always be working the floor stocking the shelves and always stops to say hello to me … other associate his name starts with an E . He always stops and say hello and see if I needed any assistance… thank you tally rd associate’s keep up the good work”

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