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  1. Proctor Grocery - 2201 US-377

    2201 US-377, Dublin TX 76446

    4.9 Superb 25 reviews

    “New Manager Trish has tuned the store up and have awesome staff The pizzas have turned out great, the staff all have a great attitude and it reflects back to manager. Great work and we’re lucky to have it in Gold River I’ve lived here over 40 years so seen stuff come and go.”

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  2. Brookshire Brothers - 208 N Patrick St

    208 N Patrick St, Dublin TX 76446

    4.2 Good 86 reviews

    “Convenient. It's easy to get in and out. They have good deals on basic wine, but I'd tell them to get more pinot noir options if they ever see this. For basic items, it's a bit more expensive than in town. The fruit isn't always the freshest, so they could bring the price down on it to get it moving out and restocked. No one wants to buy grapes that are going brown or wrinkled jalapeños. I like the Amish butter they sell in bulk. Staff is friendly.”

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  3. Dollar General - 400 S Patrick St

    400 S Patrick St, Dublin TX 76446

    4 Good 48 reviews

    “Shannon the Manager is professional and gives great customer service! The store looks amazing in Dublin and my favorite place to shop now. Kudos to Dublin store team!”

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  5. DG Market - 1000 N Patrick St

    1000 N Patrick St, Dublin TX 76446

    3.7 Good 3 reviews

    “Awesome store!! This new store is very clean and has great presentation. The employees quickly greeted us and had great customer service. Everything is nicely organized and it’s not overwhelming like some stores. They do have some produce and a meat section. I would definitely visit again.”

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