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  1. Dollar General - 170 Bear Springs Rd

    170 Bear Springs Rd, Pipe Creek TX 78063

    4.2 Good 96 reviews

    “Always great clean new items daily n sometimes you have a friendly checker but not always some of the employees dnt give 2 flying humhums bot you as a customer or there job”

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  2. Lowe's Market - 907 Main St

    907 Main St, Bandera TX 78003

    4.4 Superb 203 reviews

    “The people are friendly, they have great sales, and I enjoy the self-checkout option. When visiting, pay attention to the dates on the items, as they don't clear out expired items from the shelves very timely, and the produce section is known to have nearly spoiled or spoiled produce.”

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  3. Pico Convenience Store - 607 Main St

    607 Main St, Bandera TX 78003

    4.9 Superb 13 reviews

    “Pico Convenience Store is usually great unless the manager is there, then you're charged double the price for half the service butTim makes up for it with his can-do service -with-a-smile attitude!”

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  5. Bandera Ice House - 204 12th St

    204 12th St, Bandera TX 78003

    4.8 Superb 25 reviews

    “Better food than Churches i pormise you!! Best time to go is 11:30. One of my favorite gas stations as well. The people are so friendly an the owner is always in a good mood!!”

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  6. Dollar General - 3918 State Hwy 16 S

    3918 State Hwy 16 S, Bandera TX 78003

    4.2 Good 43 reviews

    “I was impressed with how well stocked this Dollar General is. The store was clean, and the aisles were free and easy to maneuver thru. Found a couple of items that should come in handy later, plus what I came in for originally.At checkout the cashier was courteous.They have a couple of handicap parking spaces and a ramp for anyone who may need its use.”

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  7. DG Market - 7153 FM1283

    7153 FM1283, Lakehills TX 78063

    3.9 Good 7 reviews

    “This place is a hidden gem in Lake Hills. I've been here twice and it does NOT feel like a Dollar General at all. It's very clean, organized, and the inventory covers anything you could need. I mean, they have things you wouldn't expect like fresh produce (lettuce, onions, etc..) a great beer selection, and more meat options than just hotdogs. Compared to the Hill Country Grocery Store nearby with their ridiculous prices, I'd choose this place everytime. I met Art today, who I assume is the owner, and he was pleased to hear how I felt about the place. They have a now hiring sign on the side of the building so if you're looking for a job and not interested in a typical Dollar General, this is your place. Great job guys!”

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  8. Dollar General - 703 Main St

    703 Main St, Bandera TX 78003

    4 Good 84 reviews

    “It's pretty sad or nice depending on your perspective, to know there are 2 stores in town that on like items sold by Lowe's Market are consistently significantly cheaper.”

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  9. Dollar General - 9258 FM1283

    9258 FM1283, Lakehills TX 78063

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “They have a little of everything at good prices, which is super important in small towns where other locally owned business expect me to support their kid's methamphetamine habits, or put them through college, or pay their bail with every purchase.”

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  10. Hill Country Grocery Store - 8949 FM1283

    8949 FM1283, Lakehills TX 78063

    3.5 Good 112 reviews

    “The service was excellent. The lady at the counter knew where the products were and was very helpful.The store carried almost everything that you would require for you daily requirements and more.”

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