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  1. Dollar General - 16885 San Marcos Highway

    16885 San Marcos Highway, Martindale TX 78655

    2.4 Poor 72 reviews

    “I like this store. They have a better selection then Amy other Dollar General in the area. I was frustrated yesterday when I went there to purchase Krimpets. They had them but could not sell them to me as they weren't on the computer. Drove 5 miles out of my way to get them.”

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  2. Five Below - 600 Barnes Dr #101

    600 Barnes Dr #101, San Marcos TX 78666

    4 Good 141 reviews

    “Dia Brou: The only enjoyment I get out of life is writing reviews. Yes I have a kid but that doesn’t matter. The only thing that matters is I like to take pictures of employees when I don’t get my way Wah Wah ??”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 575 E FM 150

    575 E FM 150, Kyle TX 78640

    3.8 Good 57 reviews

    “A very nice place to go shopping for cheap, but really good things that you can't find in other more high priced stores. What stood out most about this particular store is the worker(Missy) may have been the manager, anyhow she allowed my wife to bring back her lawn lights that were defective and exchanged them without a receipt. No questions asked just gave her an exchange. Very nice about the whole thing. Also the store was very clean and the staff were all helpful. Plan on returning to that store.”

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  5. Dollar General - 2195 S Old Bastrop Hwy

    2195 S Old Bastrop Hwy, San Marcos TX 78666

    3.7 Good 78 reviews

    “Best Dollar General in San Marcos! The Store Manager Frank is a hard working man! He knows how to get things done and his staffing is one of the best! Idk where these customers say they are rude but they are not! Keep up the awesome job! ?”

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  6. Dollar General - 102 Willow Springs Dr

    102 Willow Springs Dr, San Marcos TX 78666

    3.4 Good 87 reviews

    “Angel is hands down the fastest worker I seen in a good while. I don’t know him, but can definitely respect a hard worker. I hope the company is doing good by him”

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  7. Dollar General - 801 Ranch to Market Rd 150

    801 Ranch to Market Rd 150, Kyle TX 78640

    3.4 Good 77 reviews

    “These are the people from your neighborhood. I avoid Walmart and HEB at all costs to pick up what I can at DG. Inevitably I have to stock up at a box store, but DG has all the little things you need to avoid that nightmare as much as possible. Always reasonable prices and friendly staff!”

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  8. Dollar General - 202 Porter St

    202 Porter St, San Marcos TX 78666

    3.2 Average 69 reviews

    “connie the employee old lady working today at august the 1st 1:43p.m. said get that back pack off your back and put it at my door i said no im calling the cops i always come every day and buy the viloe aloe vera drink shes not stopping me i called the police today. I always buy this good drink and it makes her jealous. This did all happen at the 202 porter street in san marcos texas 78667 hays county united states of america mexican woman with glasses black hair bad employee today.”

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  9. Dollar General - 905 TX-80 #905

    905 TX-80 #905, San Marcos TX 78666

    2.7 Average 75 reviews

    “Tammy is a great cashier. I was shopping around for a little while and overheard her interactions with people. She was very personable and polite to everyone that she checked out.”

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