most sales good and not not bit higher but great employees great community offers their meat…read more awesome they got doughnuts and deli items too from -ice cream, all good

Average grocery store. Ok prices on some items, other selection is overpriced. Meat is overpriced…read more Staff can be friendly and rude depending on the day. Deli here is underrated. I'd like to see another grocery store in the area.

I think the kik stop is handy cause I live next door the prices are good the employees are friendly…read moreand nice their shelves are always stocked

Rude staff, Isaac. Was talking to his friend until right before I came up to the register then he…read morestarted to work. When I got there I was ignored until a line formed. He then gave a disgusted heavy sigh as he checked me out. No words or anything. I didn't even get a receipt or told my total. He then also snatched the card out of my hand as it was EBT and ran in behind the counter. Still no words. I had to look at my purchase history to find out how much I was charged.

Solid Dollar General location! Able to get what I need. Staff is solid at this location in Florence!read more

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Absolutely horrible service! On Wednesday, July 5th, I stopped in to buy some wine like I have…read moredone every 3 to 4 weeks for the last 5+ years. I walked all throughout the store calling "hello, anyone here" then waited at the counter for a couple of minutes. No one was in the store, so I left empty handed. As I was getting into my car, the female sitting and smoking next to the door got up and went inside! Hard to believe, but true. I used to be a smoker so I know how important a "smoke break" is, but to ignore a paying customer? Bad news. Stopped in today, 7/9, to see if the store was ready to sell me some wine. I asked the female who had just walked in from her smoke break if she was the same person who was working Wednesday and she wasn't sure. She shrugged and said "maybe". The guy working with her couldn't care less. Not a problem for me, I'll just go to one of the many places who want to sell me some wine - including grocery stores now. I don't know if the owner of the store cares that he lost a long time, cash paying customer, but, oh, well. . . . .

Clean, well-lit and organized. Easy to find what I was looking for (minus the fact a 750 of Jack…read morefor my husband is nearly $10 more expensive here than the liquor store down the street from us...) but the cashier working today is quite the "oversharer" about her life story. Definitely makes one feel awkward when you get into hearing "my mom stole my kids" and "I have to pay her child support now" and "the only lawyer that is willing to help me wants 6K- how am I supposed to pay that when I'm paying $300+ a month in child support?" While I sympathize, I don't really think it's entirely appropriate to unload on your customers. Even if it's a liquor store. Kinda felt like a deer in the headlights- didn't know how to respond. Perhaps keep the reaaalll personal stuff to your friends and fam, sis?