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  1. Dollar General - 125 N Main St

    125 N Main St, Mabton WA 98935

    3.4 Good 9 reviews

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  2. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 110 W South Hill Rd

    110 W South Hill Rd, Sunnyside WA 98944

    4.3 Superb 121 reviews

    “I really love this place but the constant changes in management frustrating sometimes also the only store sell things with no box or the or the stuff that product comes with because employees to it so when you ask can you get it for a lower price shur but only like a couple of bucks off im like no thanks looks like you will be sitting on that for a year or 2 ive never seen a store like this hord certain products”

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  3. Grocery Outlet - 2600 Yakima Valley Hwy

    2600 Yakima Valley Hwy, Sunnyside WA 98944

    4.1 Good 114 reviews

    “People complain about customer service here. I haven't experienced that yet. Usually the cashiers are very attentive. The store tends to be well stocked im the evenings. Great little store for our town.”

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  5. Dollar Tree - 614 E Wine Country Rd

    614 E Wine Country Rd, Grandview WA 98930

    3.8 Good 60 reviews

    “The dollar store location Grandview WA is my favorite. It's clean and organized and the staff are very welcoming excellent service service I would recommend this store.”

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  6. Dollar General - 1005 Plaza Way

    1005 Plaza Way, Grandview WA 98930

    3.5 Good 10 reviews

    “Dollar general is a great place to work at and just to visit for just about anything your family could possibly ever want or need . It's a great attribute to our friendly hometown”

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