Discount Stores near Richmond, ME

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  1. 161 Main St, Richmond ME 04357

    3.4 Good 49 reviews

    “Shelves are stocked. Employees are kind and helpful. Go Matt (with 2 t's) Matt is an exceptional employee, one that I would have scooped up in my former customer service career!”

  2. 1905 Hallowell Rd, Litchfield ME 04350

    4.1 Good 77 reviews

    “they have so many amazing store brands. super well built. the clover valley brand is amazing food! they have better prices than Walmart at least 50% of the time, especially if you use Dollar General app coupons or iBotta rebates!!!!! Love the huge selection of frozen and Shelf-stable foods. they had my favorite drinks when no other grocery store sold them. Snapple strawberry kiwi! they have the best prices on so many of my favorite foods, better than Amazon, the grocery stores, or Walmart!!! they have awesome store-brand pillows that I bought and which are knit-pillow top and thick and fluffy and absolutely amazing. only $10 each! they had my favorite Dial body wash when no else did. they have my favourite handsoaps and my favorite makeup tools. dollar general is absolutely amazing. the product line up is stellar and the prices are honestly unbeatable. I LOVE THE FROZEN SAUSAGE ROLL. u gotta buy it!!! best thing I've ever eaten. just slice off a thick slice and it makes an amazing breakfast Sandwich!!!”

  3. 277 Bath Rd, Wiscasset ME 04578

    3.9 Good 35 reviews

    “I was at the counter with bad knees and back, when I said, oh shoot I forgot my ginger ale! I must have looked defeated as she told me it was at the back of the store! She said , you hold on, I have got this! She was so fast,went and got it for me! What a sweetheart, made my day! Not sure who she is, always pleasant! Dark long hair, slender build! Great customer service, all of them are nice!”

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