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  1. Dollar General - 625 FM 1462

    625 FM 1462, Rosharon TX 77583

    3.8 Good 87 reviews

    “The remodeled store is quite nice and actually provides some fresh things such as produce. It’s handy so that you don’t have to drive 15 miles to the grocery store. It was getting dilapidated before they remodeled so I’m glad they were able to do it, and do it so quickly. They didn’t change the layout of the store so it is still familiar. There is a self-checkout station now. Another problem is that beforehand, the checkout lines could get very long, which was irritating if you’d only gone in to pick up one or two things. Overall, I’m glad the store is there and had been upgraded. The staff are helpful as well. And if you park at the west end of the parking lot, you are perfectly lined up with the runway that the planes for the skydivers use next door. It’s neat to watch them.”

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  2. Dollar General - 5224 County Rd 48

    5224 County Rd 48, Rosharon TX 77583

    3.4 Good 90 reviews

    “It's a good location for convenient things. It's not very big, but things here are not just basic. They have things for laundry, parties, the house, hygiene and more.”

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  3. Dollar General - 19419 Hwy 6

    19419 Hwy 6, Manvel TX 77578

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “They've got some real nice stuff at good prices, and the staff is super cool, which is always a plus. It's so awesome when you feel welcomed and appreciated, you know?”

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  5. Dollar General - 20814 Hwy 6

    20814 Hwy 6, Manvel TX 77578

    2.8 Average 16 reviews

    “Great location, clean/well maintained good service, outstanding prices, wide variety of items, perfect service from the cashier, Mr. Payton. Definitely 10/10 must come shop again”

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