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  1. Save A Lot - 3264 Church Street

    3264 Church Street, Stevens Point WI 54481

    4.7 Superb 184 reviews

    “I like this grocery store because they have very reasonably priced rotisserie chickens that are extremely good. Been buying them for over 10 years and use them for a mix of meals for the family.”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 200 Division St c

    200 Division St c, Stevens Point WI 54481

    4.2 Good 79 reviews

    “Quite possibly the nicest woman in Steven's Point works here as a cashier. I could not believe the amazing customer service at such a small store. This was on a Thursday afternoon. I wish I had caught her name. What I do know is someone needs to give that woman a raise and hire her for a more significant position!”

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  3. Five Below - 5601 US-10 A

    5601 US-10 A, Stevens Point WI 54482

    4.2 Good 65 reviews

    “Britt and Phyllis are the best we love seeing them when we stop in at highway 10 E store!! They are always hard working and super helpful with a smile and kind tones. Can’t say the same for the gentleman running the store he was incredibly standoffish and rude to his employees in front of customers.”

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  5. Dollar General - 3260A Church Street

    3260A Church Street, Stevens Point WI 54481

    3.4 Good 92 reviews

    “Went in on Sunday night and because of it being the holiday season the did not have an extension cord big enough to run a battery charger, the employee that was helping me after I explained what I needed and what for and that I wasn't from the area directed me to 3 other stores where I was able to find what I needed kind of like Santa in the movie Miracle On 34th Street”

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