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  1. Family Dollar - 726 N Kaufman St

    726 N Kaufman St, Ennis TX 75119

    4.9 Superb 24 reviews

    “Absolutely fantastic! This is hands down the cleanest and best looking Family Dollar I've ever seen! The bathroom was spotless! The people were nice and helpful!”

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  2. Dollar General - 2906 NE Main St

    2906 NE Main St, Ennis TX 75119

    4.2 Good 25 reviews

    “This is one of my favorite stores. Instead of going all the way to HEB i get the items i need. Its convenience and thei prices are great. They have freezer items. The employees are so nice and helpful. I love shopping there.”

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  3. Dollar General - 305 W Ennis Ave

    305 W Ennis Ave, Ennis TX 75119

    3.9 Good 66 reviews

    “Nice place find almost all you need and is convenient if you dont want to deal with all the traffic that goes with H-E-B and Wal-Mart. On a side note whoever painted that parking lot all those years back did it backwards. So now the entrance and exit are misaligned to the traffic flow. I really think that it would be much nicer with a parking lot update.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 500 E Knox St

    500 E Knox St, Ennis TX 75119

    3.7 Good 68 reviews

    “I love it and I'm planning on getting school supplies for cheap but it'll be up to my mom and the workers there are friendly and it's clean except the bathroom but 10/10 I wish I'd love there”

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