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  1. Dollar Tree - 224 FM 1346

    224 FM 1346, La Vernia TX 78121

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “The Dollar Tree in La Vernia is one of my go-to places when I need to save a little on basics. The store is reasonably well kept, quiet, and easy to shop in without feeling overwhelmed. They carry a surprisingly good selection of items—from household necessities and snacks to seasonal goods and party supplies. What really makes this location stand out is the staff. The employees are always friendly, polite, and genuinely helpful. Whether it’s pointing you in the right direction or helping with checkout, they do it with a smile. If you’re looking to stretch your budget while still getting what you need, this store is a solid choice. Highly recommend for anyone in the area!”

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  2. Dollar General - 7104 FM 775

    7104 FM 775, La Vernia TX 78121

    4.1 Good 31 reviews

    “It's always a convenient place when needing to grab something quick. Every time I visit I feel like I am navigating through inventory needing to be stocked.”

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  3. Dollar General - 557 FM 1346

    557 FM 1346, La Vernia TX 78121

    3.9 Good 86 reviews

    “They do still ship Fed ex shipping here. People have to understand that technology isn't always reliable. They scanner was being weird but Terri got it to finally work after multiple attempts. She is very sweet and helpful! ☺”

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