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Discount Stores in Cedar Creek, TX

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  1. Dollar General - 1735 FM 20

    1735 FM 20, Bastrop TX 78602

    3.7 Good 55 reviews

    “Love this store love the staff workers not too fond of their ice shipment but I'll have to review Reddy ice for that grade a Dollar general to my experience and overall needs”

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  2. Dollar General - 109 River Oaks Drive

    109 River Oaks Drive, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    3.5 Good 73 reviews

    “Excellent bargains on some lovely reusable bags that were on clearance. Had my Chewy Tums, some great shoes for my sister, and a lot of things at reasonable prices.”

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  3. Dollar General - 108 Royal Road

    108 Royal Road, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    3.1 Average 79 reviews

    “I use to live in Austin now red rock Been to every one of your stores Now from Austin to red rock I forget Witch one I stopped at last still I'll find a great store in between Still get lost till I see a dollar ? General store ?”

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  5. Dollar General - 1147 TX-21

    1147 TX-21, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    2.7 Average 64 reviews

    “This is a great dollar general. They have beer, cigs, groceries (including fresh fruits and veggies), refridgerated+freezer section, household goods, baby supplies and medicine. I observed the employees taking sanitization precautions and they provided lysol wipes for the cart. They wore masks and the register has plexiglass for protection. All employees have been friendly and helpful.”

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  6. Dollar General - 6751 FM535

    6751 FM535, Cedar Creek TX 78612

    2.5 Average 75 reviews

    “I love shopping here ! Literally six minutes away. The prices are great ! Excellent customer service. Since the new management took over, I’ve noticed a big improvement in this store. It’s not just the manager and assistant manager the whole team seems more connected and motivated. You can see employees working together, communicating, and really trying to keep the store running smoothly. The atmosphere feels more positive, and it shows in how well the store is being maintained. It’s clear they’re putting in the effort, and it makes a difference.”

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