8967 Tehama Ridge Parkway, Fort Worth TX 76177
“It was kind of like a Dollar General, had a bunch of Japanese stacks and drinks and a variety of put together furniture mats footwear hats small electronics beauty supplies etc etc”
6598 Lake Worth Blvd, Fort Worth TX 76135
“One of our favorite spots, always a fun friendly staff available to help! Store is usually organized and kept clean unless we just had a shipment in otherwise they try to stay out of your way and respectful of your space”
5633 Sierra Springs Lane, Fort Worth TX 76123
“I love shopping here! They have so many things for low prices. I mainly buy graphic tees, pet supplies, and toys for my daughter. The customer service is nice as well.”
936 East Berry Street, Fort Worth TX 76110
“When you hear 99 cent store you might think of a store similar to the Dollar Tree. But it is closer to being a neighborhood convenience store. It's still pretty new, and have been open only (from what I can remember) over a year but less than 3. I think of it as an extension of the store across the street named Rocky's. Yeah it have a few items that would put it in the same league as the Dollar Tree, but all and all it's a nice convenience store. So, yes I would recommend my friends and family or even someone I just met to go check it out if you're wanting some quick zoom zooms and wham whams, (snacks, candy, and drinks)cold beer,or a pack of smokes. They also have some cool clothes. Hood printed tee shirts, shorts, fresh caps, and plenty of accessories to put together a nice ghetto fabulous outfit.(what did you expect? this is not the Gucci or Versace store) Last but not least you can go in and (do one of my favorite things) stick a few bucks in one of the exciting, entertaining, luck testing Life of Luxury video slots machines. To wrap this review up I think the Berry 99 Cent Store is a clean, convenient, satisfying store with regular convenience store prices that I would and do go to. But I would definitely try to go in with more than just 99 cent.”
6955 Ridgmar Meadow Road, Fort Worth TX 76116
“Every employee at this store was very nice but I want to leave an amazing review for Priscilla who took the time out to help me with an order I was shopping for someone else and I was struggling to find things because I'm not used to shopping at this store and stuff was scattered everywhere. She was very patient, helpful and kind with me and I really appreciate that, keep up the amazing work!”
9348 Sage Meadow Trail, Fort Worth TX 76177
“I came in here for snacks and ended up going down all the aisles. They have so much stuff. Everything is really cute and the store was really clean and organized.”
433 Carroll Street, Fort Worth TX 76107
“I called because I had to pop dumpling and she said I could get a refund and they’re very nice because she said I could give you a refund and gift card and yeah I opened the dumpling popped but yeah, this is the best tour I recommend going to it you could get stuff. I’m not saying that you could get it for free but just keep working hard as the workers there. I actually love the store. The store is actually so good. It smells Amazing so yeah, I could definitely recommend it”
4820 SW Loop 820, Fort Worth TX 76109
“Got to see how hard some of the employees work to keep the store organized. I saw someone organizing an aisle of toys and things, then came back around and saw how neat and organized they left it a moment or two later. Circled around the store a bit then saw it ruined by customers. Felt so bad for them I’d’ve been upset. Bathroom was out of order unfortunately”
4200 South Freeway Suite 1710, Fort Worth TX 76115
“Nice store where it at it is not where gps take u the only issue it take u build that has bank an few other store the building gps take u to it not where five below store is the store is actually same building as la Gran plaza mall if come in from street to front mall the five below store to right one small store on side rite of the mall have really look for it so other then map being wrong it seem like nice one employees as well”
Dollar General opened its 20,000th U.S. store on February 24th in Alice, Texas. It’s a major milestone for the discount chain that started as one small general store back in 1955. Starting with a ribbon cutting ceremony, the grand opening celebration began at 9am. First customers received some freebies - tote bags filled with free product samples and snacks from DG's Clover Valley brand.
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