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  1. Dollar General - 929 N 8th St

    929 N 8th St, Gunter TX 75058

    3.6 Good 53 reviews

    “I was in there tonight and this young named I think ...Jake checked me out and he was so kind and helpful. I really appreciate how nice he was too many and he knows his job well and helped me find some detergent and was quick and precise. Thanks”

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  2. Brookshire's - 675 E Sunset Blvd

    675 E Sunset Blvd, Celina TX 75009

    4.2 Good 155 reviews

    “Nice clean store. There are plenty of items. I love their flower and plant area. The only thing I don't like is that some of the cashiers are VERY talkative”

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  3. Sis’s Country Store - 108 Main St

    108 Main St, Weston TX 75097

    5 Superb 12 reviews

    “We heard that Sis’s Country Store had some amazing local honey and tacos, so we immediately had to go check it out and it did not disappoint.We were greeted by staff and everyone was very friendly and helpful. We purchased a few different local honey’s, some local olive oil and a few plates of tacos of course!The taco plates were excellent and included 3 tacos some refried beans and rice and were incredibly tasty.Will we go back? You know it! I highly recommend making a trip out to the store as it’s a nice little country road drive. Highly recommend!”

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  5. Bobcat Kuntry & Car Wash Self Serve - 204 E Pecan St Ste A

    204 E Pecan St Ste A, Celina TX 75009

    4.2 Good 54 reviews

    “I have my! Product there the McCormick peanut brittle and Patties! Outstanding staff ! Thank you Celina, Texas for supporting the McCormick product! McCormick family”

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  6. Dollar General - 705 E Pecan St

    705 E Pecan St, Celina TX 75009

    3.6 Good 72 reviews

    “It's not the best dollar store out there, nor the cleanest. But the stuff here was pretty good. It's sure looks old and looks nothing like other photos I've seen, nor everything is a dollar either. Pros- Good quality products - Cheaper than Super Target and WalmartCons- Not organized the best way- Stuff is not in the right spot- I bought a hat that said it was $4 but it was $10Overall Pretty Good!”

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  7. Dollar General - 604 LB Kirby Ave

    604 LB Kirby Ave, Howe TX 75459

    2.5 Average 65 reviews

    “So I live in Van Alstyne, and our local DG has seemed to go kinda upside down since management changed. In turn we have shopped the Howe location primarily. (Other than the dead cricket smell) lol all of the employees are pretty great! Since inflation $ has been pretty tight so I went in with a few $1 bills and a ton of change. Kasey (not sure if he's management or what) said well change spends just the same as bills girl don't feel bad about it. ? I even ended up being a bit short this time and he covered it. Here I went in there feeling small but his personality is just goofy bubbly so I didn't feel so inadequate coming out. BE A KASEY!?”

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