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  1. Brookshire Brothers - 14658 US-190

    14658 US-190, Onalaska TX 77360

    3.9 Good 196 reviews

    “Mr Cameron and a miss Tori both came to the assistance of an elderly lady who had just picked up something in her tire..with my son and son in law and those two individuals they managed to get her tire plugged and aired up to make it to Wayne's tire shop..thank you for their help in this situation”

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  2. Dollar General - 2351 N Fm #356

    2351 N Fm #356, Onalaska TX 77360

    3.8 Good 12 reviews

    “Dollar General located in Onalaska - FM 356 N - Amber - supervisor is the best. I love useing coupons DG and Mnfctr coupons - she thought me how to find them a better way on the app, to make sure the items I am buying have a discount. There are several other staff that do a great job too. Highly satisfied with this store.”

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  3. DG Market - 13757 US-190

    13757 US-190, Onalaska TX 77360

    2.8 Average 97 reviews

    “I use this store a lot. It is very busy at peak times but the employees do try and minimize your wait. I know people complain about self checkout but they have to have employee to monitor when they are open. Every store in Onalaska has a wait at peak times. The stores can only have a certain number of employees at any given time. FTE's are a reality. Valero only has 2 at peak too. DG is usually well stocked. Staff are very nice and professional. Walmart is about 15-20 min drive depending on traffic. DG is a big asset to Onalaska for those who do not want to drive to Walmart.”

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