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  1. Dollar General - 2020 State Hwy 3

    2020 State Hwy 3, La Marque TX 77568

    4.1 Good 39 reviews

    “I enjoy shopping at this store because I can reach everything(I'm short) . The manager is extremely nice and helpful. The store is always clean and well organized. I shopped there on Dec 10, 2 025 and one of my purchases was a box Queen Anne dark chocolate cherries. I opened it today, looking forward to a sweet treat. I sadly discovered all the cherries were melted and the filling had leaked out and collected on the bottom of the containers.. I ended up throwing the cherries away. I thought you might want to check the other boxes to receive a credit from the supplier. The UPC label is 43268 80003. Expiration date is Nov 17 2026(1395Y1) .”

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  2. DG Market - 914 Bayou Rd

    914 Bayou Rd, La Marque TX 77568

    3.9 Good 81 reviews

    “* Update as of 4/4/25* This place helping us save gas or save time to get something. They upgrade to DG Market, added more groceries and meat. Easy access , organized and attended staffs. Keep it up. Kudos to all staffs and management. We go here anything we need from coffee or bread or anything. Just a couple of blocks from us. Just need to clean outside and other side of parking lot.”

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  3. Dollar General - 5745 FM1765

    5745 FM1765, La Marque TX 77568

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

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