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Discount Stores in Mineral Wells, TX

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  1. Dollar General - 2502 Highway 180 E

    2502 Highway 180 E, Mineral Wells TX 76067

    4.1 Good 80 reviews

    “The convenience of having a location close by and staying open late are top reasons I like GD. Great selection in inventory and competitive pricing have kept me coming here for years. Not to mention I can shop with the same convenience when I travel. GD has stores everywhere I go.Thank you for making shopping more simplistic and for upgrading your stores to a one stop shop! Love it!Stella Z.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5330 FM1885

    5330 FM1885, Mineral Wells TX 76067

    4.2 Good 4 reviews

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  3. Dollar General - 101 SE 6th Ave

    101 SE 6th Ave, Mineral Wells TX 76067

    4 Good 98 reviews

    “Wonderful staff and more than friendly, like family..They bless us at Cindy Bishop Ministries allowing us to sale bread ,7 different flavors that keeps beds available for Men And Women...it's Wonderful how they support the community and churches Rory Sayles”

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  5. Dollar General - 3619 South US Hwy 281

    3619 South US Hwy 281, Mineral Wells TX 76067

    3.8 Good 36 reviews

    “We stopped by this store on our way to San Antonio so our little ones could stretch their legs and Ashley was so nice to us and to our kids. The store is clean and organized. We had a good experience. Thank you Ashley!”

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  6. Dollar Tree - 937 Farm to Market Rd 1821 Ste F

    937 Farm to Market Rd 1821 Ste F, Mineral Wells TX 76067

    3.8 Good 72 reviews

    “I love this place. It's a great alternative to the monster, Walmart. They are so cheap on necessities so you can afford frivolities. If you haven't ever shopped there, I recommend you give it a try.”

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