Discount Stores in Riverdale, GA

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  1. 691 GA-138, Riverdale GA 30274

    3.6 Good 27 reviews

    “I went a few months ago on a Tuesday. I enjoyed my experience. I got an item for $2 that I know for sure cost 20 something on Amazon. I read some of the other reviews and just wanted to add my 2 cents... its a bin deal place, who expects to purchase big ticket items for 50 cent or 2 dollars, its not that kind of store, stick to the bins and you will be alright ?? this store is like a yard sale/thrift store vibe, not a Macy's/JCPENNY/Belks...I am def going back”

  2. 6620 GA-85, Riverdale GA 30274

    3.3 Good 84 reviews

    “Super excited about shopping my local Dollar General. The organization, box free aisles ,excellent customer service, clean floors and doors made my last visit very enjoyable. Keep up the good work?”

  3. 286 GA-138 Ste 115, Riverdale GA 30274

    3.2 Average 77 reviews

    “Their getting better, the only complaint I always have about all Dollar general's is you have a line with over 20 people all the time and they only have 1 cashier? where they do that at? Other than that nice place to grab last minute items”

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  5. 1705 Hwy 138 Southwest, Riverdale GA 30296

    2.6 Average 49 reviews

    “What can you really say about Dollar General? It's like working a MAZE when you enter..boxes and palets everywhere! Maybe it's me but I have YET to see one that wasn't stocking everytime I went in there. So that's our relationship..you expect it..and they won't let you down! No”

  6. 7055 GA-85 Ste D, Riverdale GA 30274

    2.7 Average 149 reviews

    “Nice young ladies at the counter, merchandise, inexpensive but good quality. The store agents, Stocking and engaging with the customers in a friendly manner. Which is always a plus. Plenty of parking . Long lines at the counters, but when they acknowledge that they need another register open,they do.”

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