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  1. Food Lion - 30290 Mt Wolf Rd

    30290 Mt Wolf Rd, Charlotte Hall MD 20622

    4 Good 189 reviews

    “I mean, it's a food lion. You know what to expect. Decent deals and a variety of groceries. What is great about this place is the employees. They are really polite and accommodating. Like, way more than you expect for a grocery store. A cashier gave my son a store brand tattoo just because he was being cute. I loved it and he beamed a cheesy grin the rest of the trip.”

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  2. Weis Markets - 30015 Three Notch Rd

    30015 Three Notch Rd, Charlotte Hall MD 20622

    3.9 Good 43 reviews

    “Nice store and well stocked and clean. Prices are high. Not enough good sales. Today 1/27 disappointed me. I know the snow we got was a hot mess. The weather forecasters gave us heads up on potential weather so advance planning should have been done. No parking area for the carts were shoveled so carts sitting everywhere. And weather is very cold. But the parking lot was a mess. Saw 2 plows around 2pm. They should have tried plowing when less cars were there. But inside standing around self checkout were too many.”

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  3. Dollar General - 30547 Potomac Way

    30547 Potomac Way, Charlotte Hall MD 20622

    1.8 Poor 68 reviews

    “It's a little small compared to all the other Dollar General's I have been too, but it is still very nice! The store itself is never dirty or grimey and all of the staff are very nice. I've gone all different times of the day and it's only been busy a few times.”

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