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  1. Dollar General - 5662 Alternate 90

    5662 Alternate 90, Seguin TX 78155

    4.5 Superb 23 reviews

    “There's a gentleman named Tracy that is employed here that is a joy!, He's really great and shines. Have had great experiences with all the employees here actually. This is one of the larger Dollar Generals so most likely has whatever you're looking for!”

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  2. Dollar General - 15015 FM725

    15015 FM725, Seguin TX 78155

    4.2 Good 37 reviews

    “Place is clean and a newer building. The staff is friendly and helpful. This one has a good freezer section and they do well at keeping this stocked. Plenty of parking. Great seasonal clearance sections. Just installed a self check out kiosk. Only negative is that this place has no cell service inside the store.”

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  3. Dollar General - 18640 South State Hwy 123

    18640 South State Hwy 123, Seguin TX 78155

    4.1 Good 21 reviews

    “The same with any Dollar General that's in the vicinity of Stockdale. This one is a nice location, it's super crowded like the other ones, but it's a nice place to stop if you're on your way back from Seguin.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3589 North S State Hwy 123 Byp

    3589 North S State Hwy 123 Byp, Seguin TX 78155

    4.1 Good 57 reviews

    “This is the best General Dollar that we have in Seguin Texas. There is one lady that has been there since they open that General Dollar. She used to be at the one across the bridge. She welcomes everyone”

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  6. Dollar General - 100 Tor Dr

    100 Tor Dr, Seguin TX 78155

    4.1 Good 73 reviews

    “Exceptional service that we just received for a FedEx drop off. We had several packages and they were very helpful processing it. Excellent! Thank you and keep up the GOOD work.”

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  7. Dollar General - 3860 FM 466

    3860 FM 466, Seguin TX 78155

    4 Good 47 reviews

    “I think I might like to work there p/t. It's the only DG I go to by choice. They also carry my Lucy's doggy food brand, HEB doesn't have it that I've ever seen. And it's cheaper than Amazon. Rachel Ray brand. I don't go to WM too much since they're sellouts that have no loyalty to community. Idk, if they carry it nor do I care. It's layout is so disorienting now. They do that to keep you there longer but I just avoid it if I can. I'll buy Clover Valley instead of Sam's Choice. Plus, everyone is now disabled and all the disabled parking spots are always full at WM and HEB. But, my local DG usually has one open and a beautiful smile to welcome me and make my day no matter how it was going already.”

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