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  1. Food Giant - 7580 Parkway Drive

    7580 Parkway Drive, Leeds AL 35094

    4.2 Good 123 reviews

    “Didn't go inside, just used their pkg lot for a quick safety check of a few things and it couldn't have been a better spot for that. Otherwise I'm not sure.”

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  2. Dollar General - 7488 Parkway Drive

    7488 Parkway Drive, Leeds AL 35094

    4.2 Good 77 reviews

    “The absolute best Dollar general that I've ever visited. Specifically, Glenda and Heather happen to be to the best Dollar general employees of other had a pleasure of being helped by. They are laser focused on excellent customer service. Furthermore, they were instrumental and bringing a lot of joy to my son on his Christmas morning. Thank you both ladies! Look forward to seeing you all again. William Barnes”

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  3. Dollar General - 1725 Ashville Road Suite 113

    1725 Ashville Road Suite 113, Leeds AL 35094

    4.1 Good 74 reviews

    “To the employee in Leeds, that acted out of usual character today. People that have the debilitating diseases that I have, often struggle to get out of bed each day. There are those that are worse off than I am, and your actions today could have set them back. If you are going to work in a store that serves the public, please think before you decide to bully someone. That’s what it was. Bullying. P.S. The date on my receipt is not the date on my ID, it’s today’s date.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 8551 Whitfield Avenue

    8551 Whitfield Avenue, Leeds AL 35094

    3.2 Average 213 reviews

    “Most of the time I go here there are no problems. Usually the staff is very helpful. The only reason I gave it a four is because they expect you to use the app to find out prices. I do not feel that this is fair to older people and people that do not use internet on phones. There are staff nearby for price checks though. I dislike that sometimes they do not post prices at all.”

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  6. Icee Co - 8200 Edwards Ave

    8200 Edwards Ave, Leeds AL 35094

    2.3 Poor 3 reviews

    “Not sure what happened with the other review but it's completely false. There is no old product, they don't force you to sell anything. To me it sounds like they had a limited budget and couldn't keep up with supply and demand. I've had service with these guys for over 20 years. The new owner, Tag Holley, is probably the best thing to ever happen to this area. If he likes what he sees, you'll get a machine and you will make money. And he's absolutely one of the nicest people you will meet and pretty understanding. He has a great service department, top notch even. And he will always get back in touch with you no matter how busy he is. Good man and a good company to do business with.”

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  7. MoneyGram - Inside Walmart

    Inside Walmart, 8551 Whitfield Avenue, Leeds AL 35094

    1.8 Poor 13 reviews

    “I pretty much only shop at Walmart and this is my favorite one. It's not the biggest one but it's got all the things I ever need. The cashiers that I go to are always nice and I've yet to encounter any worker that was rude or unhelpful. While I would prefer to shop at an Aldi's this Walmart is close to my house and affordable.”

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  8. Walmart Photo Center - 8551 Whitfield Ave

    8551 Whitfield Ave, Leeds AL 35094

    1.7 Poor 13 reviews

    “I pretty much only shop at Walmart and this is my favorite one. It's not the biggest one but it's got all the things I ever need. The cashiers that I go to are always nice and I've yet to encounter any worker that was rude or unhelpful. While I would prefer to shop at an Aldi's this Walmart is close to my house and affordable.”

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