By far the cleanest and most organized Dollar General that I have been in in Jasper!! Like shopping…read morehere!!

Rude, horrible service... cashier guy was smacking gum the whole time. Didn't even ask us how we…read morewere... wasn't even wearing a name tag.

I am happy this location of Family Dollar reopened in the area…read more I am able to walk in and shop immediately for products. I do not have to wait for a long time for service. Customer service is great at this location.

DT! You are a lifesaver. I came in looking for super glue. I see everything. I'm just a looking. I…read morepick up a few items and get ready to leave, Zi asked the clerk. You have super glue, he say, sure, aisle 7. There it is! Tons. I love you. Reasonable and stocked up. Keep it up, cause I'll be back. Thank you clerk!!

Dollar Stores are really hit or miss for me. Although they typically sell the same items, the…read morepersonnel and how well managed the store is play the most important part I have to base my review on. Not all are the same size, with the one in Crestwood still taking the crown of the largest and most organized one I've ever seen. This one is a decent size, has plenty of parking, and has very nice associates. The main problem I experience here is the cluttering of the aisles. I come here about once a week and almost every time, I see carts full of merchandise that need to be stocked blocking the aisles. On one of my most recent visits, I had to push a huge cart full of about 7 or 8 feet tall of boxes, so I could get a pack of greeting cards that I wanted to purchase. Not too big of a problem for me, but it could be very hazardous if a child were to wander off there. I do love the greeting cards I purchased here, but this store can improve with the clutter.

What more could you ask for smack dab in the middle of State Highway 69- off the I-65 exit 199 in…read moreDodge City-than the distinctive locale that is the Bug Tussle. Maybe it's the name, but I'm pretty sure it's the legend that makes it a must-stop for me on my way to Smith Lake. This combination gas station-grocery store-video rental facility-restaurant used to be host to "The Challenge." Yes, THE challenge, where a contestant had to consume a massive steak, complete with all the fixins, to earn his or her spot on the wall of fame. Sadly, the original Bug Tussle burned down years ago, and that tradition went down with the walls. Now, the bigger, warehouse style facility has a more spacious grocery section and is host to an array of colorful locals. If you need gas, a snack, or some good country sightseeing, visit the Bug Tussle- my favorite place in Bremen (ok it's the only place, but still...)