Discount Stores near Wimberley, TX

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  1. 125 Carney Ln, Wimberley TX 78676

    3.9 Good 67 reviews

    “I had an emergency trip DG to get supplies for a burn on my hand not knowing everything I would need to treat it. Jasper greeted me at the front door and I told him what I needed help with. He asked the type of burn and looked at my hand. He directed me straight to the isle for burn medication and grabbed everything I would need to treat it. He carried all of the supplies to the checkout for me, and even explained the order of how I should apply the medication, gauze, etc. and what to do if it continues to hurt. I asked how he knew all of this, and he said his Mom is a nurse. You did a great job raising this young man, Mom! He is so kind and empathetic. Thank you and God bless you, Jasper. My hand is so much better now thanks to you!! I hope you get a bonus for this because you saved me a trip to the ER clinic on a holiday weekend.”

  2. 14275 FM306, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    4.1 Good 67 reviews

    “Sarah made my morning! She was so incredibly helpful and helped me get supplies ready for my daughter’s birthday party. Great atmosphere and I’ll be back!”

  3. 18401 FM306, Canyon Lake TX 78133

    3.7 Good 63 reviews

    “I visit this DG frequently when I’m visiting family, and it’s always clean with neat, well stocked shelves. My cashier Kyler was so kind and pleasant. He even reminded me to use my $5 off coupon! Thank you Kyler for the great customer service! 😊”

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  5. 102 Willow Springs Dr, San Marcos TX 78666

    3.4 Good 87 reviews

    “Angel is hands down the fastest worker I seen in a good while. I don’t know him, but can definitely respect a hard worker. I hope the company is doing good by him”

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