Dollar General

"Terrible location. Store is filthy and it's 50/50 whether what you want will actually be in stock. Almost every time I've been in there, there are rolling carts full of stock sitting all up and down the isles but many of the shelves are completely empty. I just stopped in there real quick needing cat food and there was ONE non-giant size of dry cat food and the shelves were completely empty. I have no idea how a retail store functions like this and stays in business. Only positive is a few of the employees are really nice and helpful. Avoid this store if you have another option."

"Update: still short-staffed; BEWARE! They frequently post a note and close early. More... This place is perpetually understaffed, and it seems beggars can't be choosers; some staff in particular is intensely and purposefully unhelpful (in commenting on products, or grumbling to customers who just ask for an item out of reach) and absolutely acts as if they're trying to scare away customers by simply acting a little "off" or strange in a way that's difficult to describe other than see something, say nothing but get the heck out of there quick. Old review: This is a busy DG location that is endlessly understaffed, so expect to wait in line for the one open cashier station. I have found it kind of hit-or-miss with stock on hand. Staff is friendly and cheerful, and answers questions about products/aisle location if they have what you want."

"You don't answer your phone when somebody got a complaint, check with your suppliers and make sure they got the right amount within their product but some brillo pads 8 count only 7 in the Box unopened"

"Horrible went down hill, haven't been there in 5yrs and today went in with the kids for drinks and a snack used self checkout needed help asked for assistance stood there for almost 10min got Ignored to cancel something our son scanned got tired of waiting so waited in line and cashier questioned me about the self check out and goes to me weren't you just at the self checkout ya not working needed help couldn't cancel an item and he goes on the sparklers, I go ya, well you need employees to add them, I go no they scanned I didn't want them and he got a little attitude and goes well I don't think I can cancel that order on the screen now. Maybe instead of keeping people waiting when before there was anyone in the checkout line and then make us wait longer and not cancel it out. I worked in a store and never walked past customers that needed help especially when they were first in line. Literally walked passed us several times and looking at them waiting and ignored us. Never again shopping there, need more workers and know what they are doing."